While that is a possibility, it would then run into the other kind of idiot - the ‘complete series collector’.
The constant internet whining about being ‘forced’ to buy individual seasons, only to be ripped off when the full series is released after they are all out would be huge.
Never mind...
I have a $200-ish Sony x700, which I use on my 1080p display
I’ve had zero problems
One advantage to having a 4K player is you can watch the 4K discs themselves (which get down-rezzed to 1080). This allows you to view the new master (often the included Blu in a combo is the older master)...
It’s also (based on the experiences of The Orville), really shitty for the cast (and possibly main crew)
They are locked into the show, only paid for a few episodes, and then not paid for months/years in the in-between.
Has anyone seen any movement on the March 26th releases?
Amazon hasn’t done a price-drop or added a ‘get it by date’ to any of the six listings.
My preorders for two of the titles haven’t been given an estimated receipt date
Normally this means that Amazon hasn’t received stock into their...
It’s Warner Archive - they can’t “sell out”
These aren’t limited. They might temporarily be out of stock, but everyone that orders will get their copy eventually
What are you talking about?
It had a conclusion. .
Saying the 'public expected a conclusion' is a 2024 mindset projecting itself into the past. As for final episodes, it was 1968. Almost all shows back then didn't have a 'final wrap-up episode'. They just ... ended.
Which was...
I’ve seen that quote.
Do we know if Argylle had good test screenings?
Did Madame Web have good test screenings?
Did Cats have good test screenings?
I just saw that Werner Herzog saw a screening of Barbie, and thought it was horrible.
Do test screenings actually mean anything?
how did the first volume 'grow in value'?
Did they add additional films?
Or are you referring to scalpers who charge more than the original cost
Or are you referring to idiots who don't care about film and only buy it as an 'investment' that they can re-sell?