the trilogy would be 99.98$ + 39.98$ for LFODH, so I doubt you would be able to pick up the 4 movies for 70$

so with the 30% off that would indeed be around 100$

Sorry, I initially thought that it was a quadrilogy and not the trilogy so after discounts it is a 100 bucks. Grrr!

Asumming they go 30% off for the Trilogy box and LFODH, that'll come to $98.

However with the extra 10% I'll be getting it for $88 shipped 2-day.

So ~$22 a movie is not too shabby IMO.

If the die hard box was a quadrilogy, I'd get it...as it stands, I'll probably only get Live Free or Die Hard and wait to pick up the others used down the road...

True, I forgot about the extra 10% off. That's about 90 bucks for all 4 movies. I can handle that, especially since it looks like I'll be able to sell off the Trilogy DVD set assuming the extras are ported over.

You bastard!

I'm not looking forward to 2008 though with the loss of the 10%. Hopefully Amazon will be smart and re-up it somehow.

Studios are convinced that we want to play @#%@ty games on our movies.

Maybe they're trying to get people more into playing GAMES on their PS3s . . .

These are the specs for The Day After Tomorrow, The Fly, and From Hell. The Fly looks like it has all the dvd features.

* "The Day After Tomorrow"
+ Blu-ray Exclusive Bonus Features:
-- Search Content
-- Personal Scene Selections
-- Global Warming Interactive (Java Game)
-- D-Box
+ Additional Bonus Features: (standard def)
-- Commentary by Director/Co-Writer Roland Emmerich and Producer Mark Gordon
-- Commentary by Co-Writer Jeffrey Nachmanoff, Ueli Steiger, Editor David Brenner and Production Designer Barry Chusid
-- Ten (10) Deleted scenes with optional commentary by Director/Co-Writer Roland Emmerich and Producer Mark Gordon
... Scene 21: Kids Study
... Scene 25: Gary's Shady Deal / Taka Dies
... Scene 9-19 Hurricane Hunter / Kona Beach
... Scene A58 Gary Vs. Foster
... Scene 59: Tommy's Big Break
... Scene 100- 103: Stock Market Crash
... Scene 156: Ask Mexico For Help
... Scene 207A: Campbell & Co. / Last Exit to Brooklyn
... Scene 200-206: Wolf Chase Part 2
... Scene 209 - 210B: First Version of Jack & Jason After The Big Freeze

+ 50 GB dual-layer
+ Authored in BD-Java and AVC (MPEG 4 compression)
+ English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital Sound.
+ Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Cantonese, Korean

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* "The Fly" (1986 version)
+ Blu-ray Exclusive Bonus Features:
-- Trivia Track
-- Search Index
-- Personal Scene Selections
-- Fly Zapper BD-J Game
+ Additional Bonus Features: (standard def)
-- Commentary by Director David Cronenberg
-- The Brundle Museum of Natural History
-- Documentaries
... Fear of the Flesh: The Making of The Fly
... Fear of the Flesh: Larva
... Fear of the Flesh: Pupa
... Fear of the Flesh: Metamorphosis
-- Clips
... A Radical Departure
... The Rise of Marketing
... Who Wants to Die?
... All You Have To Do Is Be Passionate
... Cronenberg's Preparation
... On Cronenberg's Films
... Cronenberg as Gynecologist
... Cronenberg as Director
... On the Cannes Jury
... The Mother of Invention
... It Takes Time To Spread the Goop
... Glass-Break Test
... Scotch & Razor Blades
... Genes in the Ether
... Winning the Oscar
... The Last Collaboration
... Haunted by the Fly
-- Deleted Scenes
... Second Interview
... "Monkey-Cat
~ View Scene
~ View Storyboards
~ View Script"
... Brundlefly vs. Bag Lady (script only)
... Butterfly Baby / Alternate Ending
-- Extended Scenes
... Reconciliation
... The Poetry of the Steak
-- Film Tests
... Opening Title Elements
... Pod Lighting and Effects
... Brundlefly Make-up
... Exploding Space Bug
... Cronenfly
-- Written Works
... George Langelaan's original short story
... Charles Edward Pogue's Original Screenplay
... David Cronenberg's rewrite
... Interactive Cinefex article "THE FLY Papers"
... Interactive American Cinematographer article "New Buzz on an Old Theme"
... Interactive American Cinematographer article "More About THE FLY"
-- Trailers and TV Spots
... The Fly Teaser
... The Fly Trailer
... TV Spot #1
... TV Spot #2
... TV Spot #3
... Featurette
... David Cronenberg Profile
... The Fly II Teaser
... The Fly II Trailer
... The Fly (1958)
... Return of the Fly (1959)
... One Sheet & Lobby Card Gallery
... If you liked this movie, you may want to try…
-- Still Galleries
... Publicity
... Behind the scenes
... Concept art
... Effects
... Monkey-Cat
... Space Bug
... Arm wrestling
... Make-up
-- Easter Eggs
... Halloweener
... Vomit Drop
-- Summer of ‘86
... Big Trouble In Little China
... Aliens
... The Fly
+ 50 GB dual-layer disc
+ authored in BD-Java and AVC (MPEG 4 compression).
+ English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital Sound.
+ Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Cantonese, Korean

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* "From Hell" (Oct. 9, $39.98 / $49.98 Canada)
+ Blu-ray Exclusive Bonus Features:
-- Trivia Track
+ Additional Bonus Features: (standard def)
-- Commentary by the Hughes Brothers
-- Deleted scenes with optional commentary by Director Albert Hughes
... sc 11 - Mary takes Baby Alice to Ann's parents
... sc 25 - Girls working the streets
... sc 33 - Polly's funeral procession
... sc 35 - 36 - Abberline's wife / Dark Annie dream/ Waking up to Dog
... sc 40 - 41 - Netley Masturbates/Dark Annie does Sailor
... sc 49 - Dark Annie's death
... sc 61 - The Queen and Halstrom
... sc 65 & 67 - Netley writes "From Hell" address
... sc 69 - Laborers are at Ann's Parents flat
... sc 96-100 - crank letter montage
... sc 105 - Netley Waits outside 10 bells
... sc 114-116 - Netley waits outside Ten Bells, Abberline has dream about Ripper,
and Godley wakes Abberline up from his dream
... sc 119 - Liz bumps into Netley
... sc 123 - Abberline gets out of coach, Godley says "this is it"
... sc 129 - 133 - Netley confronted by Constable/Abberline walks down
street/Abberline gets back into coach
... sc 136 - Kate looks in bar window for Liz
... sc 149 - Netley sees Abberline go into Ten Bells
... sc 155 & 159 - 161 - McQueen threatens Mary Kelly/Godley and Abberline in
Library/Netley follows Ada
... sc 172 - Netley drives coach past church
... sc 191 - Netley strangled
... sc 196A - shanghai into opium den
+ 50 GB dual-layer disc
+ Authored in BD-Java and AVC (MPEG 4 compression)
+ English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital Sound.
+ Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Cantonese, Korean

I would buy The Fly for sure, out of those three. Lossless audio would rock on that.

First of all, yes, I will absolutely buy Edward Scissorhands (a 105-minute movie with one SD featurette and two commentaries--same as the DVD--will be fine in MPEG-2 on a BD-25). And secondly, thumbs up to Fox for actually using all 50 gigs of space with their Fly disc...when it was announced earlier this year, it wasn't going to have the documentary.

Still disappointed about Master and Commander's specs, but hey, Fox is doing right (special features-wise) by Edward Scissorhands, The Fly, and the Die Hard Trilogy so far (from what I'm buying from them).

Let's just hope that Independence Day will have seamless branching....

Out of curiosity, where are these specs coming from?

I can't wait for The Day After Tomorrow!

Did I read right? Special features?

Bickering removed.

Awesome!! Now if we could only get a player that could decode DTS-HD MA

what are the specs for Robocop are they all the same from the new SE - including both cuts of the film (R + unrated)?

The Fly will be mine.

The Fly is a direct port! Here's hoping the Die Hard movies retain everything...

Glad to see the features, but please kill DTS MA if no one will support decoding it.

So several insiders on other forums (Blu-ray.com, AVS) that have been spot on in the past about delays/cancellations are getting e-mails from their distributors and/or Fox that Master and Commander and Amityville Horror have been delayed indefinitely, with possibly more titles to come. Good old Fox

EDIT: Nevermind, see Kocheese already reported this in the release date thread.

Hmmm.... hardly anything to laugh about.

It's really not, but...in all sincerity, why does Fox bother announcing titles they have to know they're not going to release?

To show their support . . .

Even outside of their Blu-ray involvement, Fox has had a long history of talking about releases that never get released. The "True Lies" special edition springs to mind.