Uh...4D?
Thanks so much! I found two on DDDHouse but they say Region Code: AABaglivi said:Amazon Japan
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3D plus snowing and other effects in the theatre.Johnny Angell said:Uh...4D?
Actual, physical effects in the theater? I've never heard of this.RolandL said:3D plus snowing and other effects in the theatre.
Thanks so much! I'm pre-ordering it right now.Stephen_J_H said:A North American or Japanese one, yes.
So sorry! I found two on kimchidvd hereABaglivi said:Mai Lyn: What did you search for on DDDHouse to find two Maleficents? My searches are returned with no results.
We can all replicate that, put a hole in your roof during the winter storm season and watch Twister, 4D in your own home.Mai Lyn said:I think 4D is the seats moving, air blowing from the seats when movement happens in the movie and effects like that. I saw Maleficent like that at the theater here.
Correction. Region A.marcuslaw said:
If I decide to purchase it then I will post the answer immediately.Stephen_J_H said:Region locked?
Yes...we win by not buying the over priced Blu-ray 3D version. But I'm sure they feel they are the real winners by saving a few buck of the 3D home release. Disney has already got the message and the message is there aren't enough people in the US buying 3D blu-rays to make it worth their while, case closed.rdd1 said:It's sad that Maleficent and Frozen weren't offered to the US in 3D. If I look at it from fininacial point of view, I saved/will save about $60-75 by not buying them and just renting them from Redbox for $4 for both. I guess if enough people would just rent them instead of buying them because they aren't in 3D, maybe Disney would get the message.
I was going to challenge you on how you knew that, but I went to Amazon UK and see that they have now added [Region Free] to the title line. They wouldn't do that unless it was confirmed. So I guess like Frozen, importing is the way to go!pitchman said:The 3D version on Amazon UK is region free and it can be pre-ordered right now for $29 delivered to the U.S. That's certainly not out of line for a Disney 3D combo pack.
No harm, no foul, Mark. Even though AmazonUK is now listing it as region free, I still wasn't convinced until I saw a picture of the back of the case on another site and you can clearly read the 'A' 'B' 'C' designation for region coding on it.Mark-P said:I was going to challenge you on how you knew that, but I went to Amazon UK and see that they have now added [Region Free] to the title line. They wouldn't do that unless it was confirmed. So I guess like Frozen, importing is the way to go!
You don't know that...you're making an assumption. From what little we can ascertain, many 3D titles sell well.SFMike said:Disney has already got the message and the message is there aren't enough people in the US buying 3D blu-rays to make it worth their while, case closed.