Target: Argo
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Target: Argo
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* Exclusive bonus disc? Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital Copy combo $29.99
Should of this come with a third disc or is the Blu-Ray pressing different than the version sold at other retailers?* Exclusive bonus disc? Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital Copy combo $29.99
I purchased a copy from my local "TARGET" and it did not have a third disc.
Due to weather have not had a chance to play the disc.
avid
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Re: Target: Argo
avid is having a tough week.
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I assume that the special disc pressed just for the Target exclusive still has all of the special features, same bitrate and audio/subtitle options as the normal retail version?
In other words, the normal retail version must've had several GB of space free so they could add in the new bonus features without touching the existing content? At least that's what I hope happened. Nothing is worse than thinking you got a better edition only to find out they took away other stuff (without telling you) to make it fit on the disc.
I don't know who
avid is, but I doubt anyone has had comparable problems with a store over the years as I've had. Target is rarely a problem and Worst Buy usually is. Not to mention Worst Buys are about 8-10 miles apart vs. Targets about 4-5 miles making it harder just to go to a different location.
In other words, the normal retail version must've had several GB of space free so they could add in the new bonus features without touching the existing content? At least that's what I hope happened. Nothing is worse than thinking you got a better edition only to find out they took away other stuff (without telling you) to make it fit on the disc.
I don't know who
avid is, but I doubt anyone has had comparable problems with a store over the years as I've had. Target is rarely a problem and Worst Buy usually is. Not to mention Worst Buys are about 8-10 miles apart vs. Targets about 4-5 miles making it harder just to go to a different location.
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I assume that the special disc pressed just for the Target exclusive still has all of the special features, same bitrate and audio/subtitle options as the normal retail version?
In other words, the normal retail version must've had several GB of space free so they could add in the new bonus features without touching the existing content? At least that's what I hope happened. Nothing is worse than thinking you got a better edition only to find out they took away other stuff (without telling you) to make it fit on the disc.
In other words, the normal retail version must've had several GB of space free so they could add in the new bonus features without touching the existing content? At least that's what I hope happened. Nothing is worse than thinking you got a better edition only to find out they took away other stuff (without telling you) to make it fit on the disc.
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The 3 features total 30 minutes, all in HD. I saw nothing wrong with the movie, I'm pretty certain no one can really tell any difference between Target's special pressing and the regular one.
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When I posted this message it was meant to be a warning to others to make sure that the disc set that they pick up was the correct set and it had the bonus disc attached.




