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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
The 2 disc is the only one that's up for pre-order right now.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 11123956)
The 2 disc is the only one that's up for pre-order right now.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by TheMovieman
(Post 11123966)
I just got the official press release less than an hour ago so I guess Amazon just hasn't put it up yet. The MSRP on the 3-disc set is $34.99 and 2-disc, $29.99, so one can assume the 3-discer will be around $26.99.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt
(Post 11124049)
Hmm...the MSRP Amazon has listed for the 2-disc is $44.99. $21.99 on Amazon doesn't seem like so much of a "deal" if that's the $29.99 version.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
hmmm. I think I will pass temporarily unless this does turn out to have a full-length commentary.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
The 2-disc set is in my goldbox for $20.89. I might just opt for this version. I barely have time these days to watch the actual movie, so not getting all the extras for this movie probably won't bother me too much.
I wish every new release would automatically have a BD only version for $15. |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
HiDef Digest posted a press release for only ONE version, with a MSRP of $44.99, which matches what Amazon has up for prebook. Maybe the States are just getting the one version, and the 2-disc and 3-disc editions are for other regions?
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
DVD Active has a listing for the 3-disc Limited Edition:
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...-protocol.html |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
DVD Active's SPRs appear way off. Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($29.99), and 3-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo ($34.99)
Paramount is usually the most expensive. |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
^ That was the pricing I got in the press release as well...
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
the latest news is that the IMAX shot scenes are being presented in cropped constant height 2.35 AR for the blu-ray edition - there's been no confirmation yet if the dual 35mm/IMAX framing might be a store exclusive, but it's not looking like it's happening. Once again, Paramount Home Video has found a way to f--- up the latest Mission Impossible film on blu-ray.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Maybe it'll be a Wal-Mart exclusive edition that has the correct IMAX ratio a-la Transformers - I hope.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by trespoochies
(Post 11136704)
Maybe it'll be a Wal-Mart exclusive edition that has the correct IMAX ratio a-la Transformers - I hope.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
:fc: for a Walmart exclusive - but I ain't holding my breath (I hope I am wrong though)
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 11117888)
That was such a fun thread.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by GizmoDVD
(Post 11136715)
What did I miss?
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
I saw this on the blu-ray forum about the Imax scenes.
From Brad Bird's twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/bradbirda113/...40159525425152 I hope Brad Bird is wrong about this. I want the Imax scenes in the movie. |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Why would the director be wrong about that? Bird sounds pretty damn certain. That sucks ass. Like he said, "MAY happen in the future."
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
kind of ironic that MI:GP gets the lossless audio right but NOT the IMAX aspect ratio deal... :mad:
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
"It doesn't approximate the IMAX experience" = "It's a lot cheaper/easier for Paramount not to do it."
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Fuck.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by TomOpus
(Post 11136751)
I think it was one of those "you had to be there" things. Some of us noticed how many times Tom Cruise would appear in profile on all his DVD covers or movie posters... mainly from one side. He was always looking to his left. So we started posting pics of his posters.
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Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
What’s even more frustrating is that there is apparently going to be a new 4-movie boxset that will finally include lossless tracks for M:i and M:i-II but still keep M:i-III as lossy (and not include its special features disc either).
I really don’t get what the hell is up with Paramount and this franchise. Given M:i-GP was such a huge hit, doing an IMAX release is a no brainer. Waiting ‘til later will just get people less enthusiastic for such a release. |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by fumanstan
(Post 11137060)
Yeah, it was pretty funny. I wonder if its archived somewhere... although I imagine most of the picture links would be dead.
http://i39.tinypic.com/6jklev.jpg |
Re: Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol - 4/17/12
Originally Posted by Giles
(Post 11136668)
the latest news is that the IMAX shot scenes are being presented in cropped constant height 2.35 AR for the blu-ray edition - there's been no confirmation yet if the dual 35mm/IMAX framing might be a store exclusive, but it's not looking like it's happening. Once again, Paramount Home Video has found a way to f--- up the latest Mission Impossible film on blu-ray.
Are the IMAX scenes incredible looking? Sure! But for me the switching framing is pointless and distracting. You can't recreate the IMAX experience at home unless you sit 2 feet from your screen. The IMAX scenes are shot with 2.35 framing in mind so we're not getting any useful information anyway. At least watching in an IMAX theater the switching framing isn't as distracting because everything is just plain huge! At the IMAX theater I go see movies at I actually have to force my eyes up and down to see the entire screen when the scenes switch back and forth... and I generally sit towards the back of the theater. After scanning the entire frame admiring how cool the scene looks I'm back to watching where the important action is... in the center. Certainly it looks like I'm in the minority with my opinion. The perfect solution is to just offer both options on the release. Not sure why this hasn't happened yet. |
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