...I think. Here's the thread:

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/showthread.php?t=113296

I just recieved an advanced copy of the DVD. The 2 disc set breaks down like this.

Disc 1:
- 16x9 Theatrical Widescreen Version
- Autobot Matrix of Knowledge Version. Full Length film with fun facts
- Audio Commentary with Director Nelson Shin, Story Consultant Flint Dille, and Voice Actor Susan Blu
- Fan Commentary with Joe Moore (that's me), Tony Bacala (credited as Alex Weiner), J.E. Alvarez (of the Transformers Collectors' Club Council) and Paul Hitchens (of the Space Bridge)
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- TV Spots
- Photo Gallery containing character sheets and rare movie press items
- Cinex and Credit Tests - Featuring color, animation and effects tests
- Scramble city with Commentary by J.E. Alvarez and Tony Bacala
- Remastering Side-by-Side comparison
- Transformers 2007 Sneak Peak (all new, not the one shown at Botcon)
- Transformers 2007 Teaser Trailer
- Videogame Trailer (not TF game)
- Special Edition DVD Trailer
- G1 Series Trailer (announcing a Sony release of G1 on DVD in 2007!)

Disc 2
- Full Screen Version (cropped from 16x9 presentation)
- Active autobot Trivia Game for DVD-Rom
- Death of Optimus Prime Featurette
- Cast and Characters Featurette
- Q and A Featurette
- All Featurette with Nelson Shin, Flint Dille, Susan Blu, Joe Bacal (producer) and Tom Griffin (producer)
- Original Promotional Trailer with Commentary by Paul Hitchens
- Test, Deleted and Alternate Footage with Commentary by Paul Hitchens
- Animated Story Boards featuring a Deleted Scene
- Us and Japanese Toy Commercials
- Scramble city Commercials
- DVD-Rom links to exclusive content

Expect a full review in the coming days. Pics to come soon

Just curious, but is it the original theatrical version where Spike says "sh*t" in the beginning of the movie? It's no big deal, but it was one of the things that stood out when I saw it in the theaters...

That explains why G1 is OOP on Amazon.

Considering how subpar Sony generally is, they'll have to do something spectacular to get me to double dip. But if it turns out as awesome as the movie release, I'll probably be suckered in.

Maybe they can finish releasing another related cartoon series they acquired from Rhino..... Nothing like releasing half of season 2 then pulling the plug.

those mini-cels included in the rhino sets were very cool. doubt sony's gonna give us nice perks like those.

I can't see sony going back and cleaning up and remastering the television series. While the Rhino sets are far from excellent, I doubt the Sony sets will be any better.

Sweet. I'm glad I sold my Rhino sets. I made a good amount on them. Yay for me.

Just Curious...did you use ebay? and what did you get for each set? I still have mine, and are willing to part with them.

No kidding. I never bought the first half of season 2 because I read they were losing the license, but I'd love to have my GI Joe series complete.

Yeah, I have all the TF series - it's g.i. joe S2V2 that I'm waiting for.

Yep used ebay. The sets that go for bank are seasons 3 and season 3 part 2/season 4.

Season 1 $50 (auction)
Season 2 - $80 (buy it now)
Season 2 part 2 $80 (buy it now)
Season 3 - $122 (auction)
Season 3/4 - $99 (buy it now)

I just saw these about a month ago at Eides in Pittsburgh, Atleast 3 different ones, for 49.99 sealed brand new, i wish I had bought them, I'll habve to make a trip into town to see if they are still there...

I'm glad, because maybe they will be cheaper now

Any news on the new sets?

Think first before you post.. probably while you are on your way there a nearby neighbor spotted your post here and beat you to it.

I'm thinking of selling the first three volumes as they are still going for a good chunk of change.

Awww I got my hopes up when I read the title......then I saw the date posted

When Sony close shop on their Sony Wonder (Kids division), plans for new sets were put on hold. Right now corporate BS is the only thing holding these releases and it's sad since they could have made tons of money by doing a tie-in release with the Michael Bay movie. Corporate ineptitude at its best!