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That is BS that special features are crossing over to Blu-ray ONLY shit, and DVDs are releasing barebones single discs and useless Digital Copies (sidenote: which by the way, started out as a slim case extra release while now they are coming packaged with the main releases, and the whole thing started by trying to stop movie piracy, which of course is not working, so why do we still have them?) while Blu-ray gets the best 2-disc editions, not to mention studios are beginning to take interest in releasing Blu-rays way ahead of DVDs by at least a few months, which is the start of forcing our hands in the phasing out of DVDs. Which is pissing me off, more and more. Blu-rays are not a replacement to DVD, they are basically the same thing with higher capacity limits, so studios can fit higher quality audio, etc. I understand completely the BR potential. But will I fork out an extra 10 dollars a movie when I still have an oldschool tube TV? The answer is no. I will stick with my DVDs, thank you very much. And I will collect as many as I can without ever touching a Blu-ray or BR Player.
Another sidenote: Blu-ray format is only at a 16% overall purchase rate of the total home video market. DVD is still the number one format. And yes I know that DVD has been around for 12 years, and Blu-ray has only been out a few years. Still, so what.
This Region 2 2-Disc DVD comes with the full 22 Deleted Scenes.
Disc 1
The same as the Region 1 barebones edition with the exception of "Easter Eggs" and a "The Simpsons Movie" Sneak Peek.
Disc 2
- DOCUMENTARIES
- Brett Ratner's Production Diary (X-Diaries)
- X-Men: Evolution of a Trilogy
- X3: The Excitement Continues
- FEATURETTES
- X-Men Up Close
- Anatomy of a Scene: Golden Gate Bridge
- VIGNETTES
- Prophecies
- X-Men Politics
- Clothing Vs. Costume
- Make-Up Chair Confessions
- Weapons of Choice
- On Set Effects
- Learning to Fly
- PREVIZ ANIMATICS
- Young Jean Grey
- The Danger Room
- Mystique's Interrogation
- Jean Rises From The Lake
- Logan and Storm Look for Scott
- Jimmy Meets Mutant Playmate
- Magneto Moves Golden Gate Bridge
- Angel Joins the Battle
- Angel Saves his Dad
- Ash Burns GR50 Soldiers
- Omega Muties Break Into Lab
- Juggernaut Chases Shadowcat
- Dark Phoenix Finale
- BLOGS
- Production Teaser
- Live From The Danger Room
- Marvelous Cameos
- Editing Magic
- CHARACTER STILLS, STORYBOARDS, CONCEPT ART & MODELS
- TRAILERS
As far as Disney/Marvel goes, well they DID drop Narnia 3 because the second film was so violent, so I don't know, dude. Their motivations are questionable if you ask me. Plus I have a friend who did some research on Disney when he was searching for the old "Swiss Family Robinson" movie and found out that Disney bought the rights and then destroyed every last copy around the world so they could be the sole owners and their version would be the only one (back when VHS was still abundant). So to me, it sounds as if they like to buy things out to force their versions on people.
Well I guess I am not doing shit for Halloween but I did want to at least find a Halloween Store around my area to seek out a Jason or Spidey mask. So far, no luck.
And I'll leave another comment for what's on X3.
the orphanage.. i think that yesterday i was too obsessed with trick r treat that i said trick r treat. if you ask me the question again i'll probably say something else. like sometthing classic, like, scream or nightmare on elm street.. cause they are true classics.. but i hated stuff like "My bloody valentine".. too predictibale..
as well as that.. i hope you're ok becuz of that fallin-off-the-chair thingy.. haha, i love the way i write things.. so funny.
1. NO,, are you crazy..
2. Yes,, once in lebanon
3. IDK.. i'd have to say trick r' treat.. i just watched that.. and it is not so typical to the way things go arround.. no in fact its pretty weird.. you should watch that.. i myself enjoyed it more than zombieland... idk,, although zombieland's story sticks out.. it still had a theme used too often. althought it was good, trick r' treat was better.. you never know when shit's gonna happen till it happens in trick r treat.. i love it.