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Each extended edition film will be included on a Blu-ray disc in high-definition, along with all of the commentaries from the Extended Edition DVD releases, the MTV Movie Awards Easter egg clips for each film AND (and this is a nice and much appreciated touch) the Costa Botes "behind the scenes" documentaries for each film that were on the Limited Edition DVD releases (the ones that had BOTH the theatrical and extended versions of the films via seamless branching). Then, each film in the Blu-ray set will also include both of The Appendices DVD discs for each film that were included in the previous Extended Edition DVD sets. That adds up to 9 discs total, and it appears to mean that if you buy the Blu-ray, nearly every single extra feature from the previous DVDs carries over.
Originally Posted by mattCR )
A blu ray disc can probably hold the movie on it just fine. Aren't the extras on separate discs?Khai L said:Does this mean that each movie will only reside on one bluray disc? I was actually hoping that the EE would still be broken into 2 discs each to maximise the picture quality.
Originally Posted by mattCR
The price thing always baffles me. Media right now is so cheap it's amazing to me. I remember paying $100 for a single laserdisc. My Beauty & The Beast CAV Laserdisc set was $150 if I was right, and that was a long time ago, when that meant a lot more then now. The price seems fine. People piss and moan about it, but if you go to iTunes you get Movie Only, nothing else for $20, and it's not even anywhere near full quality. I guess it's just me. The price seems perfectly fair in my mind. There are times I will bitch about the price, like when the Star Trek box sets on DVD were $130, but this seems worth it for what they are.