Anybody watched or know what's on the Shrek 4th disc?
11-05-04, 05:36 PM
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Anybody watched or know what's on the Shrek 4th disc?
Has anybody bought the box set yet and watched the bonus 4th disc? I would just like to have a clue as to what it is before I buy. Thanks.
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This didn't look worth it to me. The Shrek 1 included is the single disc release. It also includes the same Shrek 2 and Shrek 3D, the 15 minute 3D movie that was packed with Shrek 1 for a while. The bonus disc looked like kiddie stuff like learning how to draw the characters and stuff like that. This just looks like a set for the kids.
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Yeah I have the same questions. I want to know...
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
11-06-04, 02:34 AM
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Originally posted by dvdphilic
Yeah I have the same questions. I want to know...
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
Yeah I have the same questions. I want to know...
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
Shrek, Shrek 2 & Shrek 3-D are individually sealed and packaged like the ones you can get seperately. The Bonus Disc is in an envelope-type cardboard holder.
So if you absolutely needed to own the Bonus Disc (and don't already own Shrek 3-D and own Shrek 1), you could buy the Box Set & a Widescreen version of Shrek 2 and SELL the two Full Frame versions to make up the difference (Blockbuster, eBay or even Wal-Mart).
I really don't think the Bonus Disc is worth that much work.
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11-06-04, 08:06 AM
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The bonus disc looked like kiddie stuff like learning how to draw the characters and stuff like that. This just looks like a set for the kids.
The bonus disc looked like kiddie stuff like learning how to draw the characters and stuff like that. This just looks like a set for the kids.
11-06-04, 10:19 AM
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Originally posted by dvdphilic
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
What's the inside look like? Are those DVDs inside same as the individually sold DVDs? Are they sealed individually? Thanks in advance.
It's what I'm doing. I put in my own widescreen copies. IMO the box itself is pretty cool looking and the 3D and bonus discs were worth the effort.
11-06-04, 11:34 AM
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Specs for the Bonus Disc:
Everything probably adds up to about 30 to 40 minutes (give or take). If you buy it at Best Buy, you get the "Green Room VIP Pass" Bonus DVD with a 17 minute Storyboard to Screen Sequence and some DVD-Rom stuff.
- Puss In Boots Music Video
- Learn to Burp with Shrek & Fiona
- The Making of Far Far Away Idol
- Shrek 2 Around the World
- Learn to Draw Donkey, Puss in Boots, Shrek, Fiona and Gingy
Everything probably adds up to about 30 to 40 minutes (give or take). If you buy it at Best Buy, you get the "Green Room VIP Pass" Bonus DVD with a 17 minute Storyboard to Screen Sequence and some DVD-Rom stuff.
