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Re: Who else hates bonus discs?
In my estimation there have been two situations where a retailer exclusive bonus disc saved the day.
The Chronicles of Riddick looks very much like it was intended to be a 2-disc set all along. But maybe the film didn't do so well, and Sony nixed the second disc. Fortunately Best Buy stepped in and got that second disc for its exclusive 2-disc set (long since sold out, don't bother looking).
The Island looks like it may have been in the same situation - the film didn't do so well, and a second disc got nixed. WalMart stepped in and for the few who were fortunate enough to find it, they got the 2-disc version. (Again don't bother looking, this was nearly impossible to find even on the day of release).
I could be completely wrong of course. Those movies may have been planned as 2-disc sets for all retailers, but Best Buy and WalMart stepped in and said "if you drop the second disc from all other retailers, we'll buy a million."
But it _feels_ like maybe they did the reverse - restoring a second disc that the studio had decided to drop. Who knows the truth.
'There's good people in the 'verse. Not many, lord knows, but you only need a few.' -Mal
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