Originally Posted by WMAangel (Post 9832434)

Vincent Pereira posted this in that thread though:

"I spoke to Dave Klein on the set of A COUPLE OF DICKS this summer, and he did approve the Miramax Blu-ray transfer. Disney gave him the option to go in and do additional clean-up but he opted not to because, in his own words, "It is what it is. That's what the movie looks like." He told me it was a 2K scan of the 35mm InterPositive and it's "the best the film can look". I'm guessing the Canadian release is based on an older HD telecine, as opposed to a fresh 2K scan like the Disney/Miramax."

If the film's Director of Photography himself approved the transfer, then I am satisfied that it must look how it should....

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 9832462)

The question remains how he viewed it (what size was the screen?) I know, I know, "don't trust screencaps", but the CA does look a wee bit better to me and more natural. Since I sold my CA copy, I have no choice but to get the American one, and the differences seem to be small anyway. Shame Smith really didn't care about either of the films though to go back and do anymore cleanup to them.

Originally Posted by dsa_shea (Post 9833127)

I want Clerks but 25.99 is the cheapest price I see for it and that is way too much for a triple dip. Hopefully it will be around 15 dollars sooner than later.

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 9832462)

The question remains how he viewed it (what size was the screen?) I know, I know, "don't trust screencaps", but the CA does look a wee bit better to me and more natural. Since I sold my CA copy, I have no choice but to get the American one, and the differences seem to be small anyway. Shame Smith really didn't care about either of the films though to go back and do anymore cleanup to them.

Originally Posted by droidguy1119 (Post 9833475)

I think Kevin and Dave would both agree that Dave's two cents is worth more than Kevin's.

Originally Posted by dsa_shea (Post 9833127)

I want Clerks but 25.99 is the cheapest price I see for it and that is way too much for a triple dip. Hopefully it will be around 15 dollars sooner than later.

Originally Posted by Michael Corvin (Post 9833815)

Yeah, I really want both of these but $26 is ridiculous after the multiple releases already.

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 9833902)

ClerkS was $19 and Amy $22 about 2 weeks ago.

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD (Post 9833902)

ClerkS was $19 and Amy $22 about 2 weeks ago.

Originally Posted by Suprmallet (Post 9834206)

I'll definitely be waiting to get a sub-$15 copy.

Originally Posted by Michael Corvin (Post 9834244)

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Originally Posted by riotinmyskull (Post 9834145)

blu-ray.com CHASING AMY review: http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Chasin...y-Review/6370/

Originally Posted by KillerCannibal (Post 9834017)

Hey guys, everyone pile in my Delorean and we can all go back in time to enjoy cheaper pricing!

Originally Posted by Suprmallet (Post 9835676)

Does it have a Mr. Fusion on top? If not, it's probably not a time machine.

Originally Posted by KillerCannibal (Post 9834017)

Hey guys, everyone pile in my Delorean and we can all go back in time to enjoy cheaper pricing!

Originally Posted by BuckNaked2k (Post 9848654)

Question to anyone who got the "Kevin Smith 3-Movie Collection":

Are you splitting up the box and placing your titles on the shelf alphabetically, or leaving the box together as a single release?

Originally Posted by GenPion (Post 9848860)

I already own Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back on Blu-ray so I'll be getting the individual Clerks and Chasing Amy Blu-ray's eventually... as for what I would suggest doing: ditch the box. That's how I would handle it anyway. I like keeping films in order from director's I'm a fan of so I would find it difficult to leave them in the box and not have Mallrats and Dogma in their proper spots. Plus, if your like me, you would want to make an exception and put Clerks and Clerks II next to each other.

Ditch the box. Or at the very least fold it up and put it in a storage container away from the shelf.