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Old 11-10-08 | 08:02 PM
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army (DVD or BLU??)

Hellboy II: The Golden Army

I can not tell from the reviews and/or from product listings at a number of different sites..

But does the 3-Disc SE DVD have any Features not on the Blu-Ray Release??

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Old 11-10-08 | 08:34 PM
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Good question...
Old 11-10-08 | 10:18 PM
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army

I can not tell from the reviews and/or from product listings at a number of different sites..

But does the 3-Disc SE DVD have any Features not on the Blu-Ray Release??

--David
OK it seems that the only thing missing from the 'BluRay' release is:
(A) Digital Copy Version of movie?
(B) DVD-Rom version of the screenplay on a third disc

Missing from the DVD is:
(A) U Control feature
Old 11-10-08 | 10:34 PM
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When I clicked the thread title I expected to read about someone wondering whether or not the Blu-ray version is really worth the extra cost over the DVD.

Thankfully I was wrong. This title screams for Blu-ray!
Old 11-10-08 | 10:48 PM
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When I clicked the thread title I expected to read about someone wondering whether or not the Blu-ray version is really worth the extra cost over the DVD.

Thankfully I was wrong. This title screams for Blu-ray!
It may scream for 'Blu' but I have the first release in DVD and I am only currently purchasing 'Blu' version of a disc/movie set if:
The 'DVD' version does not have features that are missing on the 'Blu'
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IF the 'Blu' version does not have some super special feature that the DVD version does not have.
And don't go there drooling about how the sound/picture are so much better on 'Blu', as I am a HD-DVD owner and of the 'Blu' versions of the 'SAME MOVIE' that I have on HD-DVD.. the HD-DVD version in all cases todate have a much better playback on my system than the 'Blu' version.. and what really upsets me is I have purchased a few 'Blu' ""DOUBLE DIPS"" of DVD versions and I hate to say it but the DVD versions up converted had a better image!!
(Stargate, Total Recall, to name two)
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After doing some more 'net' searches it seems that the 'BluRay' and the '3-Disc-DVD' have all the same features with the 'BluRay' version along with the 'U-Control' and having the extra features of the 'BD-Live'.
It seems that most review copies of the 'BluRay' only shipped out disc one while the retail copy will have two disc's BluRay+DVD(which has the digital copy+screen play)
The BluRay holds all the info from the first two DVD's of the '3-Disc-DVD'

Knowing this I guess I will go ahead and purchase the 'BluRay' Copy for now.


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