LOST SEASON 1 in Blu-ray CONFIRMED!
12-13-06, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
Already posted eons ago.
Although this doesn't really give me a a warm fuzzy on a confirmation either.
12-13-06, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by dkny75
Wasn't the MSRP of Lost BD something crazy like $199?
12-13-06, 12:16 PM
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Releases like this would make me want to get a BD player (assuming no HD-DVD counterpart being released)... if the discs were priced resonably. No way I'd pay $100 per season.
12-13-06, 11:16 PM
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$99 per half season, fuck that.
^Co-sign
I love Lost and I will not be upgrading until the price is reasonable.
I honestly think that the DVDs are very well done, so I won't be upgrading.
I love Lost and I will not be upgrading until the price is reasonable.
200 bucks is insane.
12-14-06, 01:22 AM
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Yeah I remember that Lost post back awhile back. I thought it was the beginning of the end for the HD formats given the pricing they are trying to get away with. We will have to see if they really go ahead with those prices but they were without a doubt reported to be around 200 bucks for the full season. I also remember they were going to release it not in just half seasons but individual discs with like 4 episodes per disc at something like 40 bucks per. I just remember thinking WTF are these people thinking? Breaking up the seasons and charging that much. If it really does come out at those prices it will seriously do some major damage to both of the HD formats. Lost has alot of fans and that would get alot of press. It could single handedly do more damage to these fledgeling formats than anything else we have seen yet.
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12-14-06, 08:44 AM
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I don't think the final price has been announced yet, but do remember that the early season sets on DVD were X-Files at $149 per set, and Sopranos was $99 for what is essentially a half season.
12-14-06, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by PerryD
I don't think the final price has been announced yet, but do remember that the early season sets on DVD were X-Files at $149 per set, and Sopranos was $99 for what is essentially a half season.
12-14-06, 11:14 AM
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I honestly think that TV on HD-DVD will be a flop. Part of the allure is the price, and I also don't seeing alot of upgraders amongst current owners. In addition, I cannot imagine studios bothering with the remastering for shows that may not see a significant improvement.
