October 06 2013
A review of the UK 'Much Ado About Nothing' Blu-ray.
If you're looking forward to getting the same extras as the US release, then don't. According to this review and another one, tomorrow's release only has the Joss commentary and a trailer. The US release is reported as having an additional Joss and cast commentary, two featurettes and a music video.
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[ edited by feelinglistless on 2013-10-08 13:34 ]
feelinglistless | October 06, 13:43 CET
Close-Up review
Simon | October 06, 13:48 CET
At least the Joss commentary's still there. If I had to choose, I'd pick that one.
Bluelark | October 06, 14:21 CET
Silly studios not wanting my money..
Jas | October 06, 14:28 CET
edit: anyway, still looking forward to my Region 1 BR (that hopefully gets shipped on Monday!).
[ edited by D-e-f- on 2013-10-06 23:32 ]
D-e-f- | October 06, 14:31 CET
I remember the good old days when they actually listed all the extras on sites like Amazon, so you knew what you were getting. By my troth, a most woeful negligence.
Toivo | October 06, 14:53 CET
Gill | October 06, 15:14 CET
Mirage | October 06, 19:20 CET
Yes since the BBFC charge for each additional item that is on the disc thereby pushing up the cost of certification
garda39 | October 06, 22:13 CET
The MPAA has flat rates.
StarScribe | October 06, 22:41 CET
The Do That Girl | October 07, 00:34 CET
Simon | October 07, 01:12 CET
gossi | October 07, 02:01 CET
Oh well.
SimonHelbergIsMoist | October 07, 04:20 CET
The Do That Girl | October 07, 04:30 CET
Toivo | October 07, 05:20 CET
Do still wonder what will happen to other local home releases.
Numfar PTB | October 07, 07:08 CET
Ah, well. I'll maybe wait for an offer on the US Blu Ray someday down the line.
Cronin | October 07, 09:13 CET
jrs1980 | October 07, 22:21 CET
Jas | October 08, 04:11 CET
The Joss commentary on the UK discs was commissioned by the UK distributor and they licensed it out to other distributors and Lionsgate took it.
But Lionsgate wouldn't license out their US extras to the UK, which seems a bit stingy to say the least which is why we don't have them.
feelinglistless | October 08, 05:33 CET
As far as the matter of paying artists for their work goes, I doubt there's a more conscientious bunch than the folk reading this, and yet we seem to have no option but seek these extras elsewhere.
Why are we always getting screwed?
[ edited by ZodKneelsFirst on 2013-10-08 18:30 ]
ZodKneelsFirst | October 08, 09:30 CET
jrs1980 | October 09, 08:30 CET
Jas | October 09, 09:36 CET