I've got Avatar on Blu-ray, but...

As suggested on the topic, my dad bought Avatar on Blu-ray the day it came out. I've already seen it in theatres, and it's a great movie. The picture is amazing on a HDTV. Only one problem, and I'm pretty sure you've had it too. Usually, DVDs and Blu-ray come with bonuses like Special Features that give some terrific insight into how the film is made and deleted scenes that never made it to theatre due to time constraints.

Guess what? Apart from having a Blu-ray and DVD, Avatar is stripped of any special features other than audio selection and subtitles. What do you guys feel about this? Outrage is what I say I feel about it. How about you guys?

hiphops_savior

the blu ray version is only $20, i don't really think there's anything to complain about.

[QUOTE="MushroomWig"][QUOTE="Zaibach"]

why do people care soo much about how these films are made? it just ruins the illusion if you ask me

iwilson1296

Get prepared to buy it again two months later when Cameron releases his ultra spectacular I AM GOD special director's cut edition, because he's a greedy SOB.JustPlainLucas

like others have said, should have done your research. im waiting for the special edition directo's cut

Get prepared to buy it again two months later when Cameron releases his ultra spectacular I AM GOD special director's cut edition, because he's a greedy SOB.JustPlainLucas

I don't think the lack of bonuses is such a big deal if the movie is nothing but mediocre in your view.

I've never really understood the big deal about extras. I hate it when people base DVD reviews simply off lack of extras. Who really cares that much? You buy a movie because you like it, not because you want to see how it was made.

well what do you expect blurays stil quite new,

the only good movies on it are twister 007 movies -some of them

toy story 1and 2 full metal jacket darknight and speed, almost all the ones i listed have specail features and are cheap toy story is the most expensive but that cause itcomes with dvd

I bought it but I think I should have rented it. I don't think I could watch it again until about 10 years because the story, characters, and dialogue are mediocre and corny. I've gotten past the visuals.

what the hell? your trying to tell me i got screwed over just because there releasing diffrent versions that do have special features

my damn rage knows no bounds:evil:

[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"]

As suggested on the topic, my dad bought Avatar on Blu-ray the day it came out. I've already seen it in theatres, and it's a great movie. The picture is amazing on a HDTV. Only one problem, and I'm pretty sure you've had it too. Usually, DVDs and Blu-ray come with bonuses like Special Features that give some terrific insight into how the film is made and deleted scenes that never made it to theatre due to time constraints.

Guess what? Apart from having a Blu-ray and DVD, Avatar is stripped of any special features other than audio selection and subtitles. What do you guys feel about this? Outrage is what I say I feel about it. How about you guys?

MrGeezer

*shrugs*

I mostly never care about that **** anyway.

I'm buying the movie, not an opportunity to hear about how people brought to life a Piece Of ****.

Might be different if I were an aspiring filmmaker, but I'm not. I'm buying the movie, and the movie should stand alone. If it needs commentary and extra features in order to be worth buying, then it's not worth buying.

how is this different from any other new movie release? all movies will get re-released with a 'special edition', or a 'director's cut' etc... blu ray movies are no exception. this is why i never purchase a first time release of any movie.

I might rent this one, But i'll wait till the special edition comes out this fall.

how is this different from any other new movie release? all movies will get re-released with a 'special edition', or a 'director's cut' etc... blu ray movies are no exception. this is why i never purchase a first time release of any movie.

feryl06

In diehard fandoms and on the internet, If it's popular, it sucks.

i was a little disappointed it had no special features but i got the blu-ray and dvd combo for 20 bucks. i cant complain about that. thats basically 10 bucks for the blu-ray copy! and the blu-ray transfer looks flawless. plus, i never really watch the special features anyways

I might rent this one, But i'll wait till the special edition comes out this fall.

[QUOTE="feryl06"]

how is this different from any other new movie release? all movies will get re-released with a 'special edition', or a 'director's cut' etc... blu ray movies are no exception. this is why i never purchase a first time release of any movie.

Gundamforce

In diehard fandoms and on the internet, If it's popular, it sucks.