Warner Brother's TV-on-DVD 2009-2010 Season
04-14-10 | 01:20 PM
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Warner Brother's TV-on-DVD 2009-2010 Season
Blu-Ray.com is reporting that amazon is taking pre-orders for the following blu-ray season sets, although no dates or extras were mentioned:
Chuck Season 3
Fringe: Season 2
Human Target: Season 1
Smallville: Season 9
Supernatural: Season 5
V: Season 1
Vampire Diaries: Season 1
Chuck Season 3
Fringe: Season 2
Human Target: Season 1
Smallville: Season 9
Supernatural: Season 5
V: Season 1
Vampire Diaries: Season 1
04-14-10 | 02:28 PM
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Always down for Chuck.
04-14-10 | 05:28 PM
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Agreed. This should be moved to the HD Forum.
That said, thanks to the OP for posting. I'm down for Chuck and Fringe. I may netflix Vampire Diaries and Human Target first to decide if I think they are any good. I'll probably pass on V altogether... just from clips I've seen briefly with it airing following Lost it looks awful.
That said, thanks to the OP for posting. I'm down for Chuck and Fringe. I may netflix Vampire Diaries and Human Target first to decide if I think they are any good. I'll probably pass on V altogether... just from clips I've seen briefly with it airing following Lost it looks awful.
04-14-10 | 06:22 PM
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Re: Warner Brother's TV-on-DVD 2009-2010 Season
Agreed. This should be moved to the HD Forum.
That said, thanks to the OP for posting. I'm down for Chuck and Fringe. I may netflix Vampire Diaries and Human Target first to decide if I think they are any good. I'll probably pass on V altogether... just from clips I've seen briefly with it airing following Lost it looks awful.
That said, thanks to the OP for posting. I'm down for Chuck and Fringe. I may netflix Vampire Diaries and Human Target first to decide if I think they are any good. I'll probably pass on V altogether... just from clips I've seen briefly with it airing following Lost it looks awful.
04-14-10 | 06:30 PM
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04-15-10 | 04:59 PM
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It seems like green screen work is getting worse instead of better. Even movies with large budgets the green screen scenes are so obvious it detracts from the experience.
04-16-10 | 03:28 AM
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Vampire Diaries is probably one of the best young adult serial dramas I've seen this season. I got hooked right away. If you haven't seen it, I would definitely recommend it as a rental at least.
Human Target is only 12 episodes. The $49.99 MSRP is a little high for the BR set IMO.
Human Target is only 12 episodes. The $49.99 MSRP is a little high for the BR set IMO.
04-16-10 | 09:46 PM
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I sure hope Warner doesn't screw over the fans, after supernatural season 1 comes out and not release season 2.
04-18-10 | 04:04 PM
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Will definitely get Chuck: S3, Smallville: S9, and Fringe: S2.....
I watch (and like) both Human Target and V, but second season pickups for either is still looking shaky....and while I might grab V if the series continues, it wouldn't be initially, only after a price-drop sometime later....I don't think Human Target holds much (if any) replay value for me....I'd rather re-watch Buffy, Lost, or BSG....
I watch (and like) both Human Target and V, but second season pickups for either is still looking shaky....and while I might grab V if the series continues, it wouldn't be initially, only after a price-drop sometime later....I don't think Human Target holds much (if any) replay value for me....I'd rather re-watch Buffy, Lost, or BSG....
