"The Dark Knight" Blu-ray (Dec. 9th)
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I figured out how to get in. I had to login with all lowercase letters for my screen name. It had never told me I was logged in improperly. Interestingly enough, I REGISTERED with uppercase letters in my username but checking online it shows BOTH uppercase and lowercase versions. This solved my problem.
I gotta say, I'm pretty pissed at WB for messing this up at all. I also hope the next time they do something like this it has video and is not just text messages.
I gotta say, I'm pretty pissed at WB for messing this up at all. I also hope the next time they do something like this it has video and is not just text messages.
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#835
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C_Nolan: (after the moderator says we're taking another break) I gotta pee. It's a two-pee movie. I got to make a shorter movie next time.
I appreciate the pee breaks myself, but he couldn't have waited a few more minutes? It's almost over!
I appreciate the pee breaks myself, but he couldn't have waited a few more minutes? It's almost over!
#836
Seriously, right? That was my thought as well. Maybe he is also looking over the questions to pick some really good ones for the last few.
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Same here. I hope he answered one of my questions in the twenty minute period I wasn't able to connect.
In any case, I feel disappointed. And did anyone else think it was weird how the film itself had to be streamed or whatever? It was a low quality encode compared to the Blu-ray and having on Dolby Digital 5.1 audio also annoyed me.
In any case, I feel disappointed. And did anyone else think it was weird how the film itself had to be streamed or whatever? It was a low quality encode compared to the Blu-ray and having on Dolby Digital 5.1 audio also annoyed me.
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DVD Talk Limited Edition
Same here. I hope he answered one of my questions in the twenty minute period I wasn't able to connect.
In any case, I feel disappointed. And did anyone else think it was weird how the film itself had to be streamed or whatever? It was a low quality encode compared to the Blu-ray and having on Dolby Digital 5.1 audio also annoyed me.
In any case, I feel disappointed. And did anyone else think it was weird how the film itself had to be streamed or whatever? It was a low quality encode compared to the Blu-ray and having on Dolby Digital 5.1 audio also annoyed me.
#843
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I don't think it was streamed (was it?). I only watched half of this and not once was there a lag or anything (versus when I tried watching the commentary which is streamed).
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From: Mpls, MN
Yes, it's under the community screenings section, which you can find in the "Express Yourself" category. It's only a text chat, which is kind of lame. I thought it would be a video stream of Nolan answering questions that were sent by the participants via their computers. On that level it's disappointing, but it's still fun.
Darn, I missed it.
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From: Formerly known as "awil1026"/ Don't Panic
1) No runtime, which in this context made sense
2) The bit-rate, which seemed quite normal.
The video looked quite normal to me; I didn't last too long, though- boring stuff.
#848
I might have been mistaken. It wouldn't have been the first time. 
But I was definitely not enjoying myself as much as I would have liked. I wish at least one of the 50+ questions I submitted would have been answered.

But I was definitely not enjoying myself as much as I would have liked. I wish at least one of the 50+ questions I submitted would have been answered.
#849
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I thought it was cool, me and 2 other friends watched most of it. For a free event, and something WB and Nolan didnt have to do, it was interesting.
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