Why do they bother bringing out the 3D collectors edition of Titanic if they are going to ruin the film by splitting it into 2 discs.
Very annoyed bought yesterday. Watched last night. Refunded today.
Never would I have bought it had it been clearly marked as a 2 part film split onto 2 disks.
Can anyone comprehend why in the middle if a film someone wants to get the "insert disk 2 message"
The next time James Cameron sits down to watch one of his gold in the cinema, if he ever does, I'd love the middle if the film to be ruined by a message for someone to change the film in the projector or something to tell him.... BIG MISTAKE!!!!!
Very silly of the retailer to give you a refund after you've opened the packaging and watched the film?
Not only have you had a free watch of the film (and possibly copied it to your computer), but the retailer has to send the disk back to be repackaged, before it can be sold again
Very silly of the retailer to give you a refund after you've opened the packaging and watched the film?
Not only have you had a free watch of the film (and possibly copied it to your computer), but the retailer has to send the disk back to be repackaged, before it can be sold again
Just said I bought wrong disk don't have a 3DTV,
But also doesn't say anywhere to my recollection that the film is on 2 disks. That's very misleading
If they did I feel sales would be hit. I wouldn't have bought it.
But yeah free rental essentially
I understand quality issues but for £23.97 I think a higher capacity disk would be better if there is one.
And an intermission would have been most welcome with those in the cinema too. How lazy can people get that they can't handle changing a disk in the middle of a film?
If anyone wants to complain about blu-rays it should be those disks where the disk doesn't restart from where it was stopped but instead goes back to the beginning!
If you dont understand his point, there is every chance you dont understand neither Avatar nor titanic, perhaps thats your real problem.;)
I'm actually really really happy without any problems and rather chipper. Thanks you very much for asking I appreciate your concern of my problems of not understanding films and peoples points, but it has all been resolved with the use of extended electroshock therapy on my testicles.
Why do they bother bringing out the 3D collectors edition of Titanic if they are going to ruin the film by splitting it into 2 discs.
Very annoyed bought yesterday. Watched last night. Refunded today.
Never would I have bought it had it been clearly marked as a 2 part film split onto 2 disks.
Can anyone comprehend why in the middle if a film someone wants to get the "insert disk 2 message"
The next time James Cameron sits down to watch one of his gold in the cinema, if he ever does, I'd love the middle if the film to be ruined by a message for someone to change the film in the projector or something to tell him.... BIG MISTAKE!!!!!
returning opened films. why things cost more in the uk...
as already said, your complaint is not legitimate, they made the correct choice to preserve quality. the bad releases are those they cram onto one disc at any cost to save money.
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Very silly of the retailer to give you a refund after you've opened the packaging and watched the film?
Not only have you had a free watch of the film (and possibly copied it to your computer), but the retailer has to send the disk back to be repackaged, before it can be sold again
Just said I bought wrong disk don't have a 3DTV,
But also doesn't say anywhere to my recollection that the film is on 2 disks. That's very misleading
If they did I feel sales would be hit. I wouldn't have bought it.
But yeah free rental essentially
I understand quality issues but for £23.97 I think a higher capacity disk would be better if there is one.
There isn't a higher capacity disc available for movies. Titanic 3D uses a pair of dual layer discs, each one using 46.6Gb out of the available 50Gb.
You can get bigger discs for use in a BD-XL drive, but these won't work on a standard Blu-ray player.
And an intermission would have been most welcome with those in the cinema too. How lazy can people get that they can't handle changing a disk in the middle of a film?
If anyone wants to complain about blu-rays it should be those disks where the disk doesn't restart from where it was stopped but instead goes back to the beginning!
If you dont understand his point, there is every chance you dont understand neither Avatar nor titanic, perhaps thats your real problem.;)
This Amazon review states: " The first two discs are the theatrical version of the feature."
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Titanic-Collectors-Blu-ray-3D/dp/B006DZZLC8/ref=sr_1_3?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1349214852&sr=1-3
As does the one on Play "... although I was glad that it was split over 2 discs as that gave me a good excuse for a 5 minute break (it's a long film)."
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/31808692/Titanic-3D-Collector-Edition/Product.html?searchstring=titanic&searchsource=0&searchtype=BLU&urlrefer=search&strefer=BLU&searchfilters=s%7btitanic%7d%2bc%7b600%7d%2b
And many more similar
I'm actually really really happy without any problems and rather chipper. Thanks you very much for asking I appreciate your concern of my problems of not understanding films and peoples points, but it has all been resolved with the use of extended electroshock therapy on my testicles.
returning opened films. why things cost more in the uk...
as already said, your complaint is not legitimate, they made the correct choice to preserve quality. the bad releases are those they cram onto one disc at any cost to save money.
and you are a boyband less in the process