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Mark_TB
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Is there still going to be a standard 3D release? I received an email from Amazon this morning saying my original pre-order was canceled, and recommending the "Everything is Awesome" edition instead. I really don't want the collectible case and toys.
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Mark,
Have no idea what the status is on a standard 3D release.
My best guess is yes, but I don't know why it was pulled from Amazon
other than perhaps the studio has not officially announced the title yet.
Suppose we will keep our eyes and ears open for the next few weeks.
Have no idea what the status is on a standard 3D release.
My best guess is yes, but I don't know why it was pulled from Amazon
other than perhaps the studio has not officially announced the title yet.
Suppose we will keep our eyes and ears open for the next few weeks.
Mark_TB
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Just received an email from Amazon with a $10.00 discount code for the "Everything is Awesome" edition, to help make up for the price difference from my canceled order. Classy (and unasked for) move on Amazon's part.
This would not bode well for a basic 3D release, however. Looks like another studio is looking at new ways to market their 3D releases.
This would not bode well for a basic 3D release, however. Looks like another studio is looking at new ways to market their 3D releases.
I like the included minifigure, but the molded "bust" (for lack of a better word) looks somewhat lame.
Lame. I want the film in 3D but not blowing $40 for it.
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I am with you, Sam.Lame. I want the film in 3D but not blowing $40 for it.
Is Warner really restricting the 3D sale to this box of junk?
I am trying to give the studio the benefit of doubt on this one.
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Could it be like Pacific Rim, where initially a deluxe 3D version was announced, and then the 3D-minus-the-expensive-packaging was announced shortly after? (Apologies if I'm misremembering the title, I think it was Warner's Pacific Rim)
Edit: I have absolutely zero interest in the "box 'o junk" release. However, were a regular 3D version without the extra packaging to be made available day and date, it would be a first day sale for me.
Edit: I have absolutely zero interest in the "box 'o junk" release. However, were a regular 3D version without the extra packaging to be made available day and date, it would be a first day sale for me.
Any one notice how they consider the 3D version a bonus feature?
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Yes, thrown in as if it were a bone. 3D, who cares, right?
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“Smart, clever and wildly imaginative!”
— Scott Mantz, Access Hollywood
“The funniest, cleverest, most exhaustingly exhilarating animated feature in ages.”
— Richard Corliss, TIME
“A full-throttle, giddily inventive, all-ages joyride.”
— Michael Rechtshaffen, The Hollywood Reporter
EVERYTHING IS AWESOME WHEN THE LEGO UNIVERSE ASSEMBLES!
The LEGO® Movie
ARRIVES ONTO BLU-RAYÔ COMBO PACK, DVD 2-DISC SPECIAL EDITION, and DIGITAL HDÔ
ON JUNE 17 FROM
WARNER BROS. HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Also available is the EVERYTHING IS AWESOME EDITION with exclusive LEGO minifigure, bonus 3D movie, and more!
Burbank, CA, April 17, 2014 – Everything will be awesome when “The LEGO® Movie” arrives onto Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD 2-disc Special Edition, and Digital HD on June 17 from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures. Directed by Phil Lord & Christopher Miller (“Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” “21 Jump Street”), “The LEGO Movie” is the hilarious story of a nobody who saves everybody.
“The LEGO Movie” stars Chris Pratt as the voice of Emmet, an ordinary LEGO minifigure, mistakenly thought to be the extraordinary MasterBuilder, and Will Ferrell as the voice of President Business, aka Lord Business, an uptight CEO who has a hard time balancing world domination with micro-managing his own life. Voicing the members of Emmet’s rebel crew on this heroic mission are Morgan Freeman (“Oblivion”) as the ancient mystic Vitruvius; Elizabeth Banks (“The Hunger Games”) as tough-as-nails Wyldstyle, who mistakes Emmet for the savior of the world and guides him on his quest; Will Arnett (“The Millers”) as the mysterious BatmanÔ, a LEGO minifigure with whom Wyldstyle shares a history; Nick Offerman (“Parks and Recreation”) as the craggy, swaggering pirate Metal Beard, obsessed with revenge on Lord Business; Alison Brie (“Community”) as the sweet and loveable Unikitty and Charlie Day (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”) as Benny, the 1980-something Spaceman.
From a story by Dan Hageman, Kevin Hageman, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, “The LEGO Movie” was produced by Dan Lin (“Justice League,” “Gangster Squad,”) and Roy Lee (“The Grudge”), with Jill Wilfert, Matthew Ashton, Kathleen Fleming, Allison Abbate, Zareh Nalbandian, Jon Burton, Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan, Seanne Winslow, Matt Skiena and Bruce Berman serving as executive producers, and John Powers Middleton as co-producer.
“The LEGO Movie” will be available on Blu-ray Combo Pack for $35.99 and includes the film in high definition on Blu-ray Disc, a DVD, and a digital version of the film in Digital HD with UltraViolet*.
“The LEGO Movie” “Everything is Awesome Edition” Blu-ray Combo Pack is available for $59.98 and includes an exclusive LEGO Vitruvius minifigure, a bonus 3D movie, collectible 3D Emmet photo, exclusive bonus content, a DVD, and a digital version of the movie on Digital HD with UltraViolet*.
Fans can also own “The LEGO Movie” in Digital HD same day via purchase from digital retailers.
SYNOPSIS
The original 3D computer-animated story follows Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average LEGO minifigure who is mistakenly identified as The Special, the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He is drafted into a fellowship of strangers on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared.
BLU-RAY AND DVD ELEMENTS
“The LEGO Movie” Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD 2-Disc Special Edition contain the following special features:· Feature commentary
· Batman: A True Artist
· Michelangelo and Lincoln: History Cops
· Enter the Ninjago
· Bringing LEGO® to Life
· “Everything is Awesome” Sing-Along
· See it! Build it!
· Stories from the Story Team
· Fan-Made Films: Top Secret Submissions
· Outtakes
· Additional Promotional Content
· Alleyway Test
· Deleted Scenes
“The LEGO Movie” Everything is Awesome Edition Blu-ray Combo Pack contains the following special features:
· Feature commentary
· Batman: A True Artist
· Michelangelo and Lincoln: History Cops
· Enter the Ninjago
· Bringing LEGO® to Life
· “Everything is Awesome” Sing-Along
· See it! Build it!
· Stories from the Story Team
· Fan-Made Films: Top Secret Submissions
· Outtakes
· Additional Promotional Content
· Alleyway Test
· Deleted Scenes
· PLUS Dream Job: Meet The LEGO® Builders
DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION ELEMENTS
“The LEGO Movie” will be available for streaming and download to watch anywhere in high definition and standard definition on their favorite devices from select digital retailers including Amazon, CinemaNow, Flixster, iTunes, PlayStation, Target Ticket, Vudu, Xbox and others. Starting May 20, “The LEGO Movie” will also be available digitally on Video On Demand services from cable and satellite providers, and on select gaming consoles.
ABOUT DIGITAL HD WITH ULTRAVIOLET
*Digital HD with UltraViolet allows fans to watch a digital version of their movie or TV show anywhere, on their favorite devices. Digital HD with UltraViolet is included with the purchase of specially marked Blu-ray discs. Digital HD with UltraViolet allows consumers to instantly stream and download movies and TV shows to TVs, computers, tablets and smartphones through UltraViolet retail services like CinemaNow, Flixster, Target Ticket, VUDU and more. For more information on compatible devices go to wb.com/ultravioletdevices. Consult an UltraViolet Retailer for details and requirements and for a list of HD-compatible devices.BASICS
PRODUCT SRP
Everything is Awesome Edition Blu-ray Combo Pack $59.98
Blu-ray Combo Pack $35.99
2-disc Amaray (WS) $28.98
Street Date: June 17, 2014
DVD Languages: English, Latin Spanish, Canadian French
BD Languages: English, Latin Spanish, Canadian French, Brazilian Portuguese
DVD Subtitles: English SDH, Latin Spanish, Parisian French
BD Subtitles: English SDH, Latin Spanish, Parisian French, Brazilian Portuguese
Running Time: 101 minutes
Rating: PG for mild action and rude humor
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So, pretty much confirmed no 3D disc unless you buy the expensive
"Everything is Awesome" Edition.
Not cool at all, Warner!
"Everything is Awesome" Edition.
Not cool at all, Warner!
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I was a day one buyer for a standard 3D edition.
Will be passing on the "everything is awesome" edition as well as the 2D-only version.
Warner, you lost a sale by refusing to sell the 3D disc at a reasonable cost without all the superfluous packaging.
Will be passing on the "everything is awesome" edition as well as the 2D-only version.
Warner, you lost a sale by refusing to sell the 3D disc at a reasonable cost without all the superfluous packaging.
And the big box o crap will not sell as well as the standard blu ray. Than the studio will complain that home 3D doesn't sell. They are greedy $&#%.
TravisR
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On the plus side for 3-D sales is that there will be Lego collectors who don't own a 3-D TV or even a Blu-ray player but buy the 3-D just to get the toy. Not that that's any consolation for those that don't want to pay a big price tag for the 3-D version but it will bolster sales a little.
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Heh, the way it's worded seems like the 3d movie could even be just a short or something. "Bonus 3D movie" could mean anything.
So the 3D version is now just an extra, not a main driving sales thing?
So the 3D version is now just an extra, not a main driving sales thing?
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Yes. Which makes me wonder what Warner's stance on 3D is at this point.So the 3D version is now just an extra, not a main driving sales thing?
They are not making this an easy purchase for 3D enthusiasts.
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Notice the packaging says "bonus 3D movie" and not that it includes "The Lego Movie" in 3D. While I imagine it is the proper BD3D edition -- that's also vaguely worded enough that it could be just a 3D short of something entirely unrelated. Again, I'm sure that's not the case, but terrible copywriting.
Aaron Silverman
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The "bonus 3D movie" might be Dream Job: Meet the LEGO Builders, which is the only non-physical difference in the extras listings. It sounds interesting, but I won't be spending that kind of money on it.
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I didn't even know there was such a thing - I was being kinda facetious when I said it, but wow, from the vague packaging plus this, it does seem entirely possible that "bonus 3D movie" may not indicate that it's the BD3D edition of "The Lego Movie". You'd figure that would be something they'd advertise clearly, one way or the other.Aaron Silverman said:The "bonus 3D movie" might be Dream Job: Meet the LEGO Builders, which is the only non-physical difference in the extras listings. It sounds interesting, but I won't be spending that kind of money on it.