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Old 08-17-06 | 02:37 PM
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James Bond: Ultimate Collections - Due 11/7/06

Thanks to our retail sources, We now have a street date for MGM Home Entertainment's 007 remasters.

Look for James Bond: The Ultimate Collection Vol. 1 (with two-disc sets of "Diamonds Are Forever," "Goldfinger," "The Living Daylights," "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "The World Is Not Enough") and James Bond: The Ultimate Collection Vol. 2 (with "Die Another Day," "License To Kill," "The Spy Who Loved Me," "Thunderball" and "A View To A Kill") on November 7th.

Retail is $89.98 each.

Stay tuned for disc specs (which should be identical to the R2 versions) and news on the other volumes soon.
Old 08-17-06 | 02:48 PM
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I was under the impression we were going to get them all at once, rather than in Volumes.

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They better be available separately.


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Stay tuned for disc specs (which should be identical to the R2 versions) and news on the other volumes soon.
I hope they're not 100% identical. I'd like burned-in subs and the original mono tracks included.
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R1 is supposed to have burned-in subs.
Old 08-17-06 | 03:03 PM
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no big box set? no Bond in HD? That makes me a sad sad person
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These would be on Blu-Ray and with the way the quality has been on that format, I think it's a good thing these don't debut on it. At least until Sony puts forth a better effort for picture quality.

I'm down for both sets.
Old 08-17-06 | 03:13 PM
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cannnnnnnnnnnnnnot wait for this!!! merry christmas, daman!!!!!!
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Due to the lack of production date continuity, I would assume that the remaining 2 sets (there are 11 in these two, leaving 10 remaining to be released. Not counting, of course, that one bastard child called, "Never Say Never Again") would be five each with the 4th set having the 21st Bond film, i.e., Casino Royale.
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Just needed the first few Connery's but I'll wait for Blu-Ray now.
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I would assume that they will be available separately as well...
Old 08-17-06 | 03:28 PM
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I just want the Dalton's...
Old 08-17-06 | 03:42 PM
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I was hoping for one big box like the other Region, so the staggering approach is kind of annoying..........
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Why don't they group these by actors, or at least chronologically? I would buy a Connery set or a Brosnan set.
Old 08-17-06 | 03:50 PM
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Son of a...

Guess I have to order out-of-region afterall.
Old 08-17-06 | 04:05 PM
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Well these sets really suck. Id much rather have a huge box, or a set in chronological order.

Had the original sets, but them and eBay helped finance my Plasma.
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Why can't they release this in order?
Old 08-17-06 | 04:53 PM
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I already got them when i was in the UK, just the first 3 all i wanted, best dvd picture quality i've seen. 5/5

I'd give the extras a 3/5, the behind-the-scenes filming which is what i wanted most was embarrasingly pathetic, there wasn't as much in these first films at least (it undoubtedly increased with their popularity) but they still only showed short bursts of what they had, selfish pricks, or greedy and are holding off that material for HD mutli dips. For example this in contrast to 38's The Adventures of Robin Hood SE which had an entire section devoted to nothig but behind-the-scenes filming (in color), without stupid cuts, while there's narration to boot.

Also i must have seen the same tv spots/trailers like 5 times in going through the extras once, padding out their docs and then watching it in the promotional section too. There's a whole section called Mission Control where you can go to Gadgets, Villains, Friends, etc. and it just takes you to the scene, shoddy pass for an extra. However Maud Adams narrates the shooting locations like a travelogue so that's the only worth for that section.
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where is my suitcase...
Old 08-17-06 | 05:17 PM
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Now I'm wondering if I should sell my James Bond Collection volumes. I'm not sure what to think about this announcement as of now; at least until more information is available.
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I wanted one nice set with all the movies.
Old 08-17-06 | 05:59 PM
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Why don't they group these by actors, or at least chronologically? I would buy a Connery set or a Brosnan set.

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Why can't they release this in order?
because like in the vhs days...connery sells alot...moore sells alot....everyone else is left on the shelf...this forces you to pay premium for all of them.
Old 08-17-06 | 07:33 PM
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I would have rather had these in order too. Assuming they're in keepcases, if anyone wants a big box to hold them all, do a google search for Paul Champagne's website. His customs are awesome.
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because like in the vhs days...connery sells alot...moore sells alot....everyone else is left on the shelf...this forces you to pay premium for all of them.
Then do it by decade -- the 60s would include Connery and Lazenby, the 70s would be all Moore (maybe one Connery), the 80s would be mostly Moore with the two Daltons, and the 90s could include all the Brosnan films (and I'm betting Brosnan would sell at least as well as Moore).
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Old 08-18-06 | 01:45 AM
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4 different "Ultimate" collections that all contradict each other?

I'll wait for these to be released individually or in a nicely priced huge set. Or wait for HD. I've waited so fucking long already, I can wait some more. Damn.

I also thought I read that the R2 versions weren't all that spectacular, is that true? I'm really just concerned about picture and audio quality on these. Extras are always cool, but they definitely come second.

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