JckRbbitSlim

Didn't see this posted elsewhere, so I figured I should inform the good people of DvdTalk of it. Looks like the set is similiar to the Six Feet Under Box Set with the inclusion of the soundtracks. Nevertheless, I am keeping my single releases; I'll be content once I finally purchase S6 P2 if I see it for $30 or cheaper. Anyway here's the link to the article.

http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/b143...heron_dvd.html

EDIT: Gah! It has been posted! I'm sorry, but I wasn't sure how to delete the thread and keep the other. Gotta go to bed earlier or something I guess...

Kory

Already posted, but I like this better because there's no apostrophe in "Sopranos" and the one in the other thread bugs me.

JckRbbitSlim

Yeah, I was skimming that one and saw that the new set has apparently re-mastered versions too. Figures, I spend fifty a pop and yet still get ripped off. I hate this new trend of double dipping permeating television now. Guess the avid dvd collectors already bought all the catalogue titles they've wanted and studios now need to screw the consumer in a new way.

Jack Straw

Unless the new set has a substantial (and I mean a lot) number of deleted scenes, new cast commentaries, interviews, etc., I'm driving by this release. How much is this puppy retailing for?

kefrank

agreed. that other title ought to be changed because if people correctly search for "sopranos" i don't think that one will come up.

JayDerek

$399

JckRbbitSlim

Exactly the reason why I double posted! That damn apostrophe didn't come up when I searched. Thanks for being understanding for my snafu.

DVD Polizei

Re-mastered versions. Yeah, ok. Just give me the Older Out-of-date Shitty N Gritty Editions at $19.99 a piece, thanks. I'll call it good. No way in hell I'm paying $400. I'd expect at least a free pass by a boss to wack somebody for that price.

speedyray

Not even if it were Blu-Ray - which is what I am holding out to get. A complete BD set for $300 or less would be hard to pass up.

JeffTheAlpaca

Season 1 and Season 6 were released on Blu-ray.

Is there plans for a blu-ray box set?

Also I was hoping maybe Directv 101 repeats the shows in the future since they are showing the Wire.

tylergfoster

I notice there are two sets on WBShop with a wide price gap. The nice version has the soundtracks and a coffee table book? Or just the soundtracks? I can live with a "complete series" minus soundtracks for less money; I'd never listen to them.

JeffTheAlpaca

The cheaper set is $155 at Amazon with 30 discs and a 16 page booklet with the episode guide.

Kory

I won't buy this until there's a complete Blu-ray set. They released one for "Deadwood," so I'd say they've got to do one for "The Sopranos."