R2D2
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Here’s something I am looking forward to next year:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=B4CP4LjN6FM
Just cancelled it and got a refund, I am going to buy the Blu-ray instead.Going to see Gladiator 2 this weekend, really looking forward to it. I hate being ripped off for the cinema, a standard seat has just cost me £14.50! You can get the Blu-ray for about that after it’s released.
I see there's a slightly less unpalatable Zavvi pre-order available. Order placed with appropriate bah humbug face on!I’m going for the £45 quid box - one of my favourite films. Can’t justify the big box set. Although, 10 years ago I’d have just gone all out.
Amzn and Zavvi showing Dec 2025 as release date - what's going on? Why can't everyone just update and show the correct information? What is correct?! I'm not ordering if we're still a year away!I see there's a slightly less unpalatable Zavvi pre-order available. Order placed with appropriate bah humbug face on!
Bluray.com suggests 6/1/25:Amzn and Zavvi showing Dec 2025 as release date - what's going on? Why can't everyone just update and show the correct information? What is correct?! I'm not ordering if we're still a year away!
I've given up looking on that site, as I have to untick millions of boxes to retain a possibility of privacy.
Can't say I particularly care for it - prefer Film Stories, though that's a bit more ad hoc in updates.I've given up looking on that site, as I have to untick millions of boxes to retain a possibility of privacy.
£13.50 for the Blu-ray here with the discount code:Going to see Gladiator 2 this weekend, really looking forward to it. I hate being ripped off for the cinema, a standard seat has just cost me £14.50! You can get the Blu-ray for about that after it’s released.
Speaking of Gladiator, the original film, does anyone know what exactly happened to his dog?Going to see Gladiator 2 this weekend, really looking forward to it. I hate being ripped off for the cinema, a standard seat has just cost me £14.50! You can get the Blu-ray for about that after it’s released.
Just to add another question to your question is the answer here:Speaking of Gladiator, the original film, does anyone know what exactly happened to his dog?
Being a GSD perhaps it defected to the opposition....
That simple!The original film implied that Maximus and Lucilla had been 'close'!
It's not April the 1st, is it?!Titanic 2
I think it’s called The Return of Jack!It's not April the 1st, is it?!
Email from Zavvi says 6/1/25.Amzn and Zavvi showing Dec 2025 as release date - what's going on? Why can't everyone just update and show the correct information? What is correct?! I'm not ordering if we're still a year away!
Recently seen Zavvi announcing a digipack version - only stating one disc though. That might be incorrect, but if it's not, there's no way in hell I'm investing in a 2 hour film where they've shoehorned all the extras onto the same disc - it's bad enough it's not DolbyVision or an Atmos soundtrack (both criminal), and now they're throttling the potential picture quality? That's a pass from me if it's one disc.Email from Zavvi says 6/1/25.
The steelbook one is a two disc set, though I'll be irritated if it's not in HDR - given how dark the palette is that should be worth having. I'd be surprised if it hasn't - the only 4k film I have (out of 140) that doesn't have HDR in some form is In the Heat of the Night.Recently seen Zavvi announcing a digipack version - only stating one disc though. That might be incorrect, but if it's not, there's no way in hell I'm investing in a 2 hour film where they've shoehorned all the extras onto the same disc - it's bad enough it's not DolbyVision or an Atmos soundtrack (both criminal), and now they're throttling the potential picture quality? That's a pass from me if it's one disc.
I can only hope that Shout Factory get a license to produce a release of it further down the line - they'll do it properly.
It's HDR, but given the fact the film is very dark initially (getting lighter as it goes on), and there's tons of detail lurking in that darkness, you'd think that DolbyVision would've been a must-have. HDR works on a fixed setting throughout the whole movie, and given the above, where do you set it to? For darker scenes, making lighter ones suffer? For lighter scenes where darker ones will suffer? Or a mid point, so dark and light scenes get ok coverage? DV (and HDR+) work on a scene to scene basis getting the best out of every scene, which would've perfectly suited Se7en.The steelbook one is a two disc set, though I'll be irritated if it's not in HDR - given how dark the palette is that should be worth having. I'd be surprised if it hasn't - the only 4k film I have (out of 140) that doesn't have HDR in some form is In the Heat of the Night.