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If I remember correctly, a Gold Collection release was planned but was never released in the States. I think it may have been elsewhere, possibly South America? That might be either an import or a bootleg.
Huh, interesting. Well then, I guess it's worth the 500 or whatever points to get it then. Thanks!enigmawing wrote:If I remember correctly, a Gold Collection release was planned but was never released in the States. I think it may have been elsewhere, possibly South America? That might be either an import or a bootleg.
There is a South American release titled Meu Querido Carneirinho that is both region 1 and 4, although it is only labeled as region 4 on the back cover. If you need more affirmation that it is also region 1, it plays in all my players and they are not region free. It is totally letitimate and not a bootleg. It plays in English, Portuguese, and I think Spanish with the option to choose at the very beginning. From there the menus and audio is completely in English if English is the chosen language.enigmawing wrote:If I remember correctly, a Gold Collection release was planned but was never released in the States. I think it may have been elsewhere, possibly South America? That might be either an import or a bootleg.
So far all the DVDs I got thru DMR did not come with points. The last one I got, Fighting Prince of Donegal did not come with points. I've ordered The Story of Robin Hood so we'll see if it has points. So Dear is the next one I want to order.PixarFan2006 wrote:I got my So Dear to My Heart DVD from DMR in the mail today. It did come with points. All I need to do is find a day to watch it on.
Yeah, my copy of Ducktales the movie did not have a DMR code for points.estefan wrote:I could be wrong here, but I think it depends on which ones are DMR exclusives. I recently got DuckTales: The Movie and Donald in Mathmagic Land and while the former didn't have points, the latter did.
EDIT: I read my DMR newsletter and noticed one of the new rewards is a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed pair of 3D glasses. What's the point if you're not supposed use them outside of the cinema and you're not even allowed to bring your own 3D glasses to the screening?
I think you are supposed to bring these 3D glasses with you, as your personal/permanent pair to replace the generic, recycled ones you'd get at the theatre. How would they know or stop you from bringing them anyway? Just make sure they don't insist you hand them back at the end of the movie!estefan wrote:I read my DMR newsletter and noticed one of the new rewards is a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed pair of 3D glasses. What's the point if you're not supposed use them outside of the cinema and you're not even allowed to bring your own 3D glasses to the screening?
I actually like the ideal of owning your own 3D glasses for the theater instead of using the recycled ones at the theater. Do these work for all 3D movies at the theater, or just select ones?cityguy wrote:May newsletter code if you didn't receive the email to click through:
E2YU95MN7T
I think you are supposed to bring these 3D glasses with you, as your personal/permanent pair to replace the generic, recycled ones you'd get at the theatre. How would they know or stop you from bringing them anyway? Just make sure they don't insist you hand them back at the end of the movie!estefan wrote:I read my DMR newsletter and noticed one of the new rewards is a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed pair of 3D glasses. What's the point if you're not supposed use them outside of the cinema and you're not even allowed to bring your own 3D glasses to the screening?
I don't think they'll be any use at home if they're tied to the theatrical Real3D system, not to mention you need a powered, proprietary pair for home 3D.
Not bad. I don't have a IMAX theater close at all, so I guess they are all RealD.ajmrowland wrote:^I'm gonna bet all so long as they're not IMAX. One 3D company rules the roost right now, and that's RealD.
If you found/received the code you should have also seen this blurb directly beside it:Ioz wrote:Does anyone know if the 50 bonus point code M1D17DCYEHGU can be used with any DVD or Blu-Ray to get the points?
)cityguy wrote:May newsletter code if you didn't receive the email to click through:
E2YU95MN7T
I think you are supposed to bring these 3D glasses with you, as your personal/permanent pair to replace the generic, recycled ones you'd get at the theatre. How would they know or stop you from bringing them anyway? Just make sure they don't insist you hand them back at the end of the movie!estefan wrote:I read my DMR newsletter and noticed one of the new rewards is a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed pair of 3D glasses. What's the point if you're not supposed use them outside of the cinema and you're not even allowed to bring your own 3D glasses to the screening?
Here's another code for those that don't have it...
ZZKW7HYUKXA
DG
I don't think they'll be any use at home if they're tied to the theatrical Real3D system, not to mention you need a powered, proprietary pair for home 3D.
A few other DVDs showed up as rewards:disneyboy20022 wrote:There's a few new Pirate themed Stuff and then there's a new Walt Disney Treasure that has Been OOP. It's the Oswald one for 825 points
http://www.disneymovierewards.go.com/re ... d-dvd-5265
A Water Bottle I thinkBarbossa wrote:A few other DVDs showed up as rewards:disneyboy20022 wrote:There's a few new Pirate themed Stuff and then there's a new Walt Disney Treasure that has Been OOP. It's the Oswald one for 825 points
http://www.disneymovierewards.go.com/re ... d-dvd-5265
Quack Pack Vol. 1
Million Dollar Duck
Babes in Toyland
I wish they'd add more DMC exclusive yellow-border "Wonderful World of Disney" DVDs. I've been looking for Babes for a long time. Will probably order that one.
What other Pirates stuff is there? I only noticed the ball cap was new.
