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Yup, which is why I'm holding off on Blu Rays, hehe.It will one day happen to everything when it all goes digital.
Yup, which is why I'm holding off on Blu Rays, hehe.It will one day happen to everything when it all goes digital.
Like I said before, the higher quality is the special feature and the reason to own Blu. Special features, at least the bulk of them, shouldn't be.I don't have a blueray player, and can't afford one. The folks at Disney are being real shysters.
A first world country like America isn't very good at making at being economically hard up. We're still in the middle of a recession but we want to pretend nothing's changed.I really hate this "too bad, you're left out socioeconomically" garbage foisted on the consumer public.
I could get on a whole thing about how fixed the recession was, but I don't want to. Truth is, it wasn't that bad... for the corporations at least. The little guys? They never were NOT in a recession. The market's doubled in value since it dropped. Something's fishy that our unemployment rate's so high. And the only reason why we can afford crap now is because it's cheaply made by slave labor overseas. But we all know that, right?A first world country like America isn't very good at making at being economically hard up. We're still in the middle of a recession but we want to pretend nothing's changed.
Well that's a good point.The little guys? They never were NOT in a recession.
There is no money lost if they at least put the deleted sequences on the standard one.
I know, I only know one person who has a Blu Ray. It's just not that big a change.Sure, a small number of families are starting to buy blu players, but it's not catching quite on as fast as everyone thinks.
vhs --> dvd =/= dvd --> blu ray. Not even close.It's the way It goes :/ The future is ever coming and the future does not involve DVD's anymore. It happened to VHS and now it's happened to DVDs. It will one day happen to everything when it all goes digital. It's just the way life is.
ya mean....... 80+20+????? for a big lcd screen. Getting a blu ray player for a non fancy shmancy tv is like my neighbor kid who played NES on a black and white tv.Like I said before, the higher quality is the special feature and the reason to own Blu. Special features, at least the bulk of them, shouldn't be.
I really hate this "too bad, you're left out socioeconomically" garbage foisted on the consumer public. Seems very childish. There was no call to do what they did, it was all marketing, and complaining clearly did NOTHING for us. Those of us who don't have one of these slightly higher scale but still the same technology machines are going to have to wait until some of these pop up online. The company will whine and moan and complain about how that's "stealing" when they're not really playing honest themselves.
I mean, "It's only 80 bucks." 80+ 20 is 100 bucks. That's 100 bucks to see special features.
Yeah... that's an extra couple hundred dollars to even see a difference. But you can still watch it on a piece of crap TV, which is the only advantage.ya mean....... 80+20+????? for a big lcd screen. Getting a blu ray player for a non fancy shmancy tv is like my neighbor kid who played NES on a black and white tv.