The Da Vinci Code R2 10/16/06
06-06-06, 03:37 PM
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The Da Vinci Code R2 10/16/06
CD_WOW has THE DA VINCI CODE available for pre-order:
http://www1.cd-wow.com/detail_result...subcat=region2
http://www1.cd-wow.com/detail_result...subcat=region2
06-06-06, 05:19 PM
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Since the movie opened theatrically on the same day worldwide, I suspect that an R1 release would be coming out approximately the same time as an R2 release.
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I did a paid online survey relating to this over the weekend.
I was asked questions about a virtually barebones release, a 2DVD "Special Edition" release (with 28 minutes extra features and lots of extras) and a Collectors Boxed Edition to be released for Christmas.
There were also questions about what I thought about prices of £12-99, £16-99 and £59-99 for the various editions. I said the prices were all too high and that I wouldn't pay so much extra for a boxed edition and certainly would not "double-dip".
They also asked about a variety of different descriptions of the film (some Hanks-centric; some Howard-centric; others more to do with the book or just the general concept) as well as different artwork styles. I preferred one with a lot more white in it and less reference to Da Vinci's paintings. The one shown at CDWow was my least favourite.
I was asked questions about a virtually barebones release, a 2DVD "Special Edition" release (with 28 minutes extra features and lots of extras) and a Collectors Boxed Edition to be released for Christmas.
There were also questions about what I thought about prices of £12-99, £16-99 and £59-99 for the various editions. I said the prices were all too high and that I wouldn't pay so much extra for a boxed edition and certainly would not "double-dip".
They also asked about a variety of different descriptions of the film (some Hanks-centric; some Howard-centric; others more to do with the book or just the general concept) as well as different artwork styles. I preferred one with a lot more white in it and less reference to Da Vinci's paintings. The one shown at CDWow was my least favourite.
