Id still rather the packaging look a little more FAMILIAR to us all thoughHeck yeah, dude. I get so insanely nostalgic when I see that box art. This new artwork is dreadful, especially for such killer content. I hope it's just a prototype.
Agreed. Neither have I, but given there's two logos to feature, it seems like the best compromise rather than an amalgamation of artwork.If beggars could be choosers, I'd go for a hologram type of deal. The cover shifts between the No Ghost logo and the GB2 logo.I've never been a fan of lenticular covers but that would be pretty cool especially as a slip cover over the steelbook.
I just can't wait to see them add a third arm so they can package 1, 2, and 3 together lolDepending on how many straws the packaging designers are grasping at, it Might Not be an Arm.... Ahem.
Neither have I, but given there's two logos to feature, it seems like the best compromise rather than an amalgamation of artwork.Except it's just such an awful amalgamation. Personal preference, they should've just done a slightly revised version of this bit of nostalgia:
What I've always wanted: a GB2 commentary and the EPK! I know there isn't much new to be said in the wake of the Cinefex magazine and Ultimate Visual History, but I want to hear what they have to say anyway!Enjoy standard definition then.
However I'm not a Blu-ray person. I don't care about metal cases and a plethora of releases. I just want one copy with all the trimmings and that's it. My entire DVD collection, which started in 2004, is huge and not going to be converted. I prefer the 1999 releases of both films for the reasons shown in this link: https://www.theraffon.net/~spookcentral ... ompare.htm
Unfortunately film companies are leaning more and more towards Blu-ray, their not-so-subtle and not-100%-successful attempt to ween consumers off of DVDs onto the more expensive Blu-Rays.That's odd because around here Blu-rays can be had relatively cheaply, and in fact are often the same prices brand new DVDs were.
I was just going to mention Robocop selling for $1. There are a lot of movies on Blu Ray you can get for $1 and it's not just stuff you never heard of or old stock that never sold. You can go to Wal-Mart and find some so-so DVD 10 packs for $3.50 often times or even 50 movie packs for $7.50-$10 and those will have a lot of filler but also some great movies you'd pay $10 just to get. It amazes me how cheap movies are now.Unfortunately film companies are leaning more and more towards Blu-ray, their not-so-subtle and not-100%-successful attempt to ween consumers off of DVDs onto the more expensive Blu-Rays.That's odd because around here Blu-rays can be had relatively cheaply, and in fact are often the same prices brand new DVDs were.
Often you can get the Blu-ray WITH DVD copy for $20 or less brand new.
I literally just paid $1 to get Robocop on Blu-ray. I feel bad for those who can't get them at decent prices.
That's a great deal (especially when streaming a movie on demand can be $5 to rent and $10 to buy)!I was just going to mention Robocop selling for $1. There are a lot of movies on Blu Ray you can get for $1 and it's not just stuff you never heard of or old stock that never sold. You can go to Wal-Mart and find some so-so DVD 10 packs for $3.50 often times or even 50 movie packs for $7.50-$10 and those will have a lot of filler but also some great movies you'd pay $10 just to get. It amazes me how cheap movies are now.
That's odd because around here Blu-rays can be had relatively cheaply, and in fact are often the same prices brand new DVDs were.
Often you can get the Blu-ray WITH DVD copy for $20 or less brand new.
I literally just paid $1 to get Robocop on Blu-ray. I feel bad for those who can't get them at decent prices.
I've never understood those streaming prices. I guess it's about convenience but they always seemed like a bad deal to me.Yeah I always thought movie streaming prices were a bit outrageous.
According to Blu-Ray.com and Amazon this set is apparently retailing for $65.99.
I'm very interested in seeing / owning the new content, but I don't know if I'm "70-bucks-after-tax interested" when I already own these movies in several formats, including 4k Blu Ray, already.
Price will come down. Best Buy has it listed for $43.99, but the order button isn’t active yet. Amazon always has highest price on first day of pre-order but for movies it always comes down by release day.
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