Originally Posted by Adam Tyner (Post 10268256)

Tetralogy == a collection of 4 like things
Like a trilogy but one more. :)

Originally Posted by Quack (Post 10268295)

That's what I thought :P

Or are we trying to keep them separate since they're two different releases?

Originally Posted by SethDLH (Post 10268288)

wouldn't that be the same as a quadrilogy?

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 10268073)

Regarding the French packaging - that says TEN discs - 6 blu-ray and 4 SD? Is there a description of all 10 discs? of did I miss that in this thread?

Originally Posted by SethDLH (Post 10268288)

wouldn't that be the same as a quadrilogy?

Originally Posted by Adam Tyner (Post 10268311)

"Tetralogy" is the proper term.

Originally Posted by Kory (Post 10268319)

I think the point is that quadrilogy isn't a real word. Whoever came up with that, cut the t off of trilogy, and added quad, which makes no sense. The correct equivalent would be more like quadogy, which I don't think is a real word either. Tetralogy I believe is the proper term, but I prefer Anthology to all of them anyway.

Originally Posted by Bob_Bobbson (Post 10268315)

I wouldn't be surprised if the 4 dvd's were digital copies.

Originally Posted by Eric D. (Post 10268441)

I'm so nervous that Fox will fuck this up with DNR just like Predator. For that reason alone they have lost my pre-order and instead I'll wait for reviews. Please, Fox don't screw over these films, especially the first two.

Originally Posted by trespoochies (Post 10267883)

I'm very curious about this deleted scene - Deleted Scene: Burke Cocooned

Also, Charles de Lauzirika posted this comment on his Facebook page on just who was involved in putting this set together.

"Associate producer Jon Mefford and editor David Crowther are a couple of Quadrilogy vets who returned for the Anthology. Mike Matessino, who worked on the LD and the first DVD, came back to put together the isolated music tracks under the supervision of Nick Redman. But it was mostly a new team. Associate producer Joan Malloch and ... See Moreproduction coordinator Sung Chae worked with me on the supplements. There was a huge collaboration on the interactive side of things with Troy Benjamin, Adam Vadnais, Dorthe Baker, Raleigh Stewart, Amy Searles and the Trailer Park team. And some fans helped out too, like Willie Goldman, Harry Harris and Andrew David Clark. Not to mention everyone at Deluxe, Lowry, THX, Fox and other companies who contributed. A massive undertaking indeed."

Originally Posted by The Reaper (Post 10269275)

Something I'm wondering, though. I've read the specs on a few different sites now, and see no mention of the new Weaver commentaries that we heard about a while back.

Originally Posted by Suprmallet (Post 10269998)

Is Burke being cocooned to turn him into an egg, as is the case with Dallas in Alien, or is he just being hung up so a facehugger can get to him? The latter makes more sense to me.

And I definitely prefer the director's cut of Aliens, and the theatrical cut of Alien.

Originally Posted by Suprmallet (Post 10269998)

Is Burke being cocooned to turn him into an egg, as is the case with Dallas in Alien, or is he just being hung up so a facehugger can get to him? The latter makes more sense to me.