Giles

hope kstublen doesn't mind:

according to the detailed DVDBeaver review - the short is NOT included on the bluray edition of the movie.

kstublen

Don't mind at all Giles.

I picked up the DVD for the Exclusive Content.

I also got the Blu-ray, which I'm watching now. It looks great. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same for the 3-D. The 3-D works in the sense that I can notice the difference - there is depth, characters and objects will seem closer or farther away, etc. This was exactly what the 3-D added in theaters too. And like I said, it works here as well. The only problem is that the glasses totally ruin the colours of the movie and thus takes you out of the movie, focusing more on the lousy red/blue or red/green (whichever it is) and less on the movie itself. It's a shame, because I really enjoyed this in 3-D in theaters.

rexinnih

Does this movie come with a slipcover?

kstublen

All three versions (1-Disc DVD, 2-Disc DVD, 2-Disc Blu-ray) come with a slipcover.

rexinnih

Thanks.

TheBigDave

Really happy to see this blu-ray includes the DVD version. I wish more movies offered a combo pack.

belloq

How does someone tell the difference between the packaging of the Target exclusive and the standard 2-disc version DVD's? In Target, I don't see the Selick short or other exclusive content mentioned on the back of the 2-disc version. Am I missing something? Is there a special sticker that I should look for?

Edit: Answer on another thread here. Guess my Target is out of stock...

The UPC code is different for the exclusive version:

025192031748

It does have the Target Exclusive Sticker with "Only At Target circle Symbol"

Iron_Giant

Watched it last night with the family. All of us were sitting there with our 3-D glasses on, fun thing to do.

The 3-D was OK, but needed more punch.

Movie was cool but, I feel asleep because I was tired and had to go to work today. Will finish it later tonight.

edstein

I watched the 3D version as well. Not impressed. I'll stick with the 2D version for replays.

A-aron

I finally got to watch this tonight. Very good movie, but I couldn't help but notice a lot of times where the animation went from being fluid to stuttering a little - then going fluid again. Anyone else notice this? The sound wasn't affected, so I don't think it was the disc itself.

shaun3000

That's just how it goes with stop-motion.

Evil ASh

Most of the animation was done in 24 frames per second, but facial animation and some inserts were done in twos/threes meaning that the animated object was only changed every two/three frames.

A-aron

I guess I didn't notice it in NBX like I did in this one.

edstein

I kinda like it that way. It makes it more real and less animated feeling.

basketb

Is there only one version of the Blu-Ray 2-disc edition? Saw one at Target today without the slip cover and no mentioning on the case of the 3-D version being included. Does it still include the 3-D version?

tylergfoster

I imagine, like Warner's Digital Copy Special Editions, all references to the 3D version are included on the slip so that when they stop including the glasses, they can just stop printing the slip.

TheBang

I went looking for Moongirl (to own) recently. If anyone is interested in LAIKA/Selick stuff, I found this seller on eBay who has several New (old stock) copies of the Moongirl DVD/book gift set for $4.69 shipped ($22.99 original retail).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/112461859862

The gift set is just a removable cover that includes a regular hardcover book and digipak DVD.