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Well, this guy says it's a decent conversion, or at least much better than he expected. Otherwise, the 2D discs are largely the same except a brand new documentary replacing the 1990 one.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Wizar ... 25/#Review

It's really for those who haven't bought the 70th anniversary edition, or at least not the collector's set.

On my christmas list.

Edit:If you wanted the watch from the old edition, it's not here.

Numbered Limited Edition Packaging: Outer Box
(measures 11.5" x 8" x 4")
Standard 5-disc Blu-ray Case
(measures 5.25" x 6.75" x .5")
52-Page Hardcover Photo Book
(measures 11.5" x 7.5" x .25")
Frameable Map of Oz
(heavy card stock, measures 10.5" x 7.5")
Hardcover Journal
(measures 6.25" x 8.25" x .75")
Deluxe Award-Pin Set from the Noble Collection
(box measures 5.25" x 3" x 1", w/ three 1.5" pins)
Frameable Photo Card
(heavy card stock, measures 10.5" x 7.5")
Light-Up Ruby Slippers Sparkler Globe
(measures 3.5" high x 1.5" diameter)
4GB Wicked Witch of the East Flash Drive
(Amazon.com exclusive collectible)
The Wizard of Oz Digital HD UltraViolet Digital Copy (via Flixster, expires 6/30/15)

I really want this new set because I missed out on the UCE in either format due to the fact that I was super poor at the time...and I probably will be this time around too. Granted I can't use 3D right now - neither my player nor my TV are 3D capable - but it'd be nice to have some 3D discs to play when I have the option.

My friend saw it and said he liked the conversion too. Said it was very tastefully done and respectful.

Does anyone else find it annoying with all Wizard promotional art / covers etc that they seem to plonk different Judy heads on either body doubles or what looks like a CGI body ? There are thousands of promotional shots from this film, yet they seem to do the most hideous artwork with it. Granted, the cover for the 3D blu looks lovely, but look at Judy's arms ! What's going on there ?!