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Does anyone know if the 2-Disc DVD is going to be exclusive to any stores like Walmart, or will it be available everywhere?Barbossa wrote:In case anyone hasn't seen it, here's the listing on Amazon for the 2-Disc DVD, with cover art (different from the Blu-Ray):
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... eimprovemz
Cool. I'm probably going to go for this set. Want to keep my Narnia set consistent. Same goes for Harry Potter next week. I got all the 2-disc editions for HP and will get the Walmart 2-Disc exclusive. I just hope they keep the 2-disc format for DH Part 2.jinkinquackers wrote:From what I can see, it's going to be available everywhere. I've checked on Best Buy and Walmart's websites, and the Double DVD Pack is listed on both.
You know it will be a box with two cases in it or a side by side two pack right? That's what Fox did last year with the two disc DVD of Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel.Barbossa wrote:Cool. I'm probably going to go for this set. Want to keep my Narnia set consistent. Same goes for Harry Potter next week. I got all the 2-disc editions for HP and will get the Walmart 2-Disc exclusive. I just hope they keep the 2-disc format for DH Part 2.jinkinquackers wrote:From what I can see, it's going to be available everywhere. I've checked on Best Buy and Walmart's websites, and the Double DVD Pack is listed on both.
Well, there are shots that are cropped as well.Just Myself wrote:I saw the film in Digital 3D in theaters, and it was presented in 2.35:1 aspect ratio. The decision to release the DVD and Blu-ray in open matte 1.78:1 aspect ratio is rather curious, at least to me. Part of me is just relieved that it's not being cropped, and we are getting a fuller image, but the other part of me thinks the original OAR was the director's artistic intention, so it's disappointing we won't get that on home video. As for the film itself, I'm still on the fence about a purchase. On its own merits, it was a good fantasy film , but in my opinion, it was the weakest of the Narnia series. I'll probably wait until the price drops below $15 and pick up the Blu-ray Combo Pack.
I agree. Tha packaging is crap. Maybe it was Fox's way of trying to mimic the 4-discer that came out for Wardrobe. Apparently Magician's Nephew is next on the list to be made. Not sure why they didn't go with Silver Chair before Will Poulter get's too old. Thought he did a great job in this movie as the stuck-up brat.buffalobill wrote:Packaging ranks with the Back To The Future blu ray trilogy as among the worst I've seen since going from dvd to blu ray. Sold off my digital copy & put the other 2 discs in a standard blu ray double disc package which I'll keep next to the empty original package. WHY does everyone want to reinvent the fucking wheel????? What the hell is wrong with a blu ray packing with actual hubs to attach your discs to? Both my dvd & blu ray had some of that glu gunk on the disc & I was afraid they wouldn't play but luckily both did.
The actual blu ray audio/video was spectacular & the features while spread out as was pointed out were pretty good. I sure wish a 4th Narnia movie would be made. I know this one barely cleared $100 million & I haven't heard if there was a chance of another one but I am hoping.
That is my worry. I hear if "Magician's Nephiew" does in fact get made (as of now it is not officially green lit), it would come out in 2014! My gosh, even 2013 is a while from now. If they made "Silver Chair" after, would Poulter be too old? I'm not as worried about the kids being too old for "Last Battle" should it be made, so long as it doesn't take forever, as the older versions of the kids could work well enough for that film. But for "Silver Chair," I worry we could end up with a really old Eustace or have the character re-cast.Barbossa wrote:
Not sure why they didn't go with Silver Chair before Will Poulter get's too old. Thought he did a great job in this movie as the stuck-up brat.Here's hoping the whole series gets made into movies.
Ya, I think they should keep making them in the order they were written, but so long as they all get made, such is life.TheLionPrince wrote:I hope they don't do the Magician's Nephew next either :/ They need to do the Silver Chair while Will Poulter is still young. And i think it is best if they stick to completing the original set of novels, which follow on from each other, and then do the others three (The Magician's Nephew, The Horse and His Boy, and The Last Battle) I hope all the books are made into movies tho, so as long as we get them all I'm happy I guess... haha
I hear what you are saying and can see your point, but for me and my logical mind, I'm happy they re-numbered them. I like things in the order that they happened.4th Life of Thomasina wrote:I always wondered why they felt the urge to renumber the Narnia books. Sure, it puts them in chronological order, but that makes the most famous entry (The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe). If I had read the Magician's Nephew first, I doubt I would have loved them as much as I did when I was younger. Makes no sense to me.
You want the Blu Ray I'm taking it? And you live in Holland? What kind of help do you need? What kind of region are you looking for?Toky wrote:well dont know about other countries, but the netherlands got shipped of with a poor packing for the blu-ray and dvd. I't's merely to be called a packing. Its more of a carton were you normally receive free demo's in. Really nasty.
Is there a a good site were i can buy a good, proper version of a combo pack? I like the version on Amazon.com, the sort of book version, but i don't know how things are arranged with the boarding costs? can anybody help me?