Justice League ?
11-09-05, 09:33 AM
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Justice League ?
Does anyone know if Justice League and Justice League Unlimited will be released in season sets so that you don't have to hunt down each release?
11-09-05, 09:49 AM
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11-09-05, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by mlemmond
Does anyone know if Justice League and Justice League Unlimited will be released in season sets so that you don't have to hunt down each release?
11-09-05, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by John*D
Wait for the previous TIMM stuff to be completed on DVD...
Then they'll have no reason NOT to release them. My guess is we'll see something in '06.
Then they'll have no reason NOT to release them. My guess is we'll see something in '06.
11-09-05, 10:03 PM
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Originally Posted by tdilia
Hasn't this subject been brought up in several other threads?
Wether or not that includes Batman Beyond, wasn't said - but since that show (for the most part) happens outside outside of the progression of BTAS to STAS to Justice Leauge - it may not be a factor.
Since the final set/installment of BTAS, and the second (and also possibly last, if they include both seasons 2 and 3) of STAS are coming out on December 6th - next year might not be out of the question to finally get Full season sets of Justice League. Also, another good thing in favor of this, is that they didn't release any JL season 2 episode single DVDs - they just skipped ahead to JLU - so there's even more sales incentive for people to buy without feeling like they had to do too much of a double dip.
11-09-05, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rocketdog2000
Yep - and as I posted there, I'll say it again here. The last I had heard, and from a fairly reliable source, was that they would come out AFTER all the Batman:The Animated Series, and Superman:The Animated Series were released - in order to preserve continuity.
Wether or not that includes Batman Beyond, wasn't said - but since that show (for the most part) happens outside outside of the progression of BTAS to STAS to Justice Leauge - it may not be a factor.
Since the final set/installment of BTAS, and the second (and also possibly last, if they include both seasons 2 and 3) of STAS are coming out on December 6th - next year might not be out of the question to finally get Full season sets of Justice League. Also, another good thing in favor of this, is that they didn't release any JL season 2 episode single DVDs - they just skipped ahead to JLU - so there's even more sales incentive for people to buy without feeling like they had to do too much of a double dip.
Wether or not that includes Batman Beyond, wasn't said - but since that show (for the most part) happens outside outside of the progression of BTAS to STAS to Justice Leauge - it may not be a factor.
Since the final set/installment of BTAS, and the second (and also possibly last, if they include both seasons 2 and 3) of STAS are coming out on December 6th - next year might not be out of the question to finally get Full season sets of Justice League. Also, another good thing in favor of this, is that they didn't release any JL season 2 episode single DVDs - they just skipped ahead to JLU - so there's even more sales incentive for people to buy without feeling like they had to do too much of a double dip.
11-11-05, 11:26 AM
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12-07-05, 08:47 AM
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TVShowsondvd.com is reporting that the Complete First Season of Justice League is being released on March 21st, 2006. it will include all 26 episodes of the First Season.
Here is the link:
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4647
Here is the link:
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=4647
12-07-05, 06:07 PM
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Subsequent news from tvshowsondvd.com reports that the first season episodes will be presented in full frame. I recall that the first airings on Cartoon Network were both wide screen and full frame. Does anyone know OAR? Thanks!
12-07-05, 06:14 PM
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I belive the first season (maybe first two) was full screen, cropped for widescreen.
But I've also read that they composed for widescreen and that the full screen is just open matte.
But I've also read that they composed for widescreen and that the full screen is just open matte.
12-07-05, 08:07 PM
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From dvdactive.com:
Cover art here
Title: Justice League of America
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 21st March 2006
SRP: $44.98
Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced the first season of Justice League of America which includes 26 adventures with favorite villains like Lex Luthor, Vandal Savage and sorceress Morgan Le Fey. The four-disc set will be available to own from the 21st March, and should set you back around $44.98. Extras will include commentaries on three episodes by the shows producers, an 'Inside Justice League' private panel discussion between Bruce Timm and his team of creators, a Look of The League featurette on character design, Bruce Timm explains character design of Justice League, another featurette on the storyboarding process, and a "Never Seen Before" promo which helped Justice League leap into action.
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 21st March 2006
SRP: $44.98
Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced the first season of Justice League of America which includes 26 adventures with favorite villains like Lex Luthor, Vandal Savage and sorceress Morgan Le Fey. The four-disc set will be available to own from the 21st March, and should set you back around $44.98. Extras will include commentaries on three episodes by the shows producers, an 'Inside Justice League' private panel discussion between Bruce Timm and his team of creators, a Look of The League featurette on character design, Bruce Timm explains character design of Justice League, another featurette on the storyboarding process, and a "Never Seen Before" promo which helped Justice League leap into action.
12-07-05, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by majorjoe23
But I've also read that they composed for widescreen and that the full screen is just open matte.
Precisely.
I just put this in my DVDAF wishlist, and I'm taking it right back out. That's gotta be a record.
12-07-05, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by rmick
I's really like to hear the creators pull a Joss Whedon and state their preference, WS or FS?
12-09-05, 09:57 AM
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Wait, it gets better.
According to this link there is now a chance that Season 2 which was actually animated at 1.77 widescreen, will be presented in fullscreen, by means of our old pal pan and scan.
Please send your letters to Warner at the address in the link above, not only for Season 2, but to hold off on Season 1 so it can be presented in widescreen as the creators intended.
Could this release get any worse? (maybe I shouldn't ask, they might digitally insert the Wonder Twins into all the episodes)
According to this link there is now a chance that Season 2 which was actually animated at 1.77 widescreen, will be presented in fullscreen, by means of our old pal pan and scan.
Please send your letters to Warner at the address in the link above, not only for Season 2, but to hold off on Season 1 so it can be presented in widescreen as the creators intended.
Could this release get any worse? (maybe I shouldn't ask, they might digitally insert the Wonder Twins into all the episodes)
12-09-05, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by milo bloom
Wait, it gets better.
According to this link there is now a chance that Season 2 which was actually animated at 1.77 widescreen, will be presented in fullscreen, by means of our old pal pan and scan.
Please send your letters to Warner at the address in the link above, not only for Season 2, but to hold off on Season 1 so it can be presented in widescreen as the creators intended.
Could this release get any worse? (maybe I shouldn't ask, they might digitally insert the Wonder Twins into all the episodes)
According to this link there is now a chance that Season 2 which was actually animated at 1.77 widescreen, will be presented in fullscreen, by means of our old pal pan and scan.
Please send your letters to Warner at the address in the link above, not only for Season 2, but to hold off on Season 1 so it can be presented in widescreen as the creators intended.
Could this release get any worse? (maybe I shouldn't ask, they might digitally insert the Wonder Twins into all the episodes)
12-09-05, 01:16 PM
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Gord, owner of TVShowsOnDVD, has already contacted Warner to say something about the aspect ratio issue. I think it would be helpful, though, if we all knew that Bruce Timm was pushing the studio for Widescreen on these releases.
12-10-05, 04:27 AM
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It looks like he is, according to worldsfinestonline.com at the above link:
A note from show creator / producer Bruce Timm was posted on the forums concerning this matter:
We’ll be starting the special features stuff in the next few weeks, which means a decision on fullscreen or widescreen will need to be made very soon. I’ve been doing my best to persuade the WHV folks to release the season two set (and all subsequent JLU sets) in widescreen, but it’s an uphill battle (fullscreen format is the standard default mode for “family entertainment” DVDs). A deluge of polite, but emphatic, letters expressing fan support for widescreen DVD sets just might tip the scales.
A note from show creator / producer Bruce Timm was posted on the forums concerning this matter:
We’ll be starting the special features stuff in the next few weeks, which means a decision on fullscreen or widescreen will need to be made very soon. I’ve been doing my best to persuade the WHV folks to release the season two set (and all subsequent JLU sets) in widescreen, but it’s an uphill battle (fullscreen format is the standard default mode for “family entertainment” DVDs). A deluge of polite, but emphatic, letters expressing fan support for widescreen DVD sets just might tip the scales.