'Best of Blu-ray' box sets -- pre-release chatter

[PeterB]

Warner has announced two new entries in its 'Best of Blu-ray' box set series:

http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/best...ay_action.html
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/best...ay_family.html

The Action pack features 'Alexander Revisited,' 'Troy Director's Cut,' 'Wyatt Earp' and 'Blood Diamond.'

The Family pack features 'Scooby-Doo,' 'The Ant Bully,' 'Tim Burton's Corpse Bride' and 'Happy Feet.'

As with the last batch, the discs are all identical to the stand-alone versions, and list price is $84.99 a pop.

[Liqwid]

If you look under the titles section of the Warner HiDef site, you'll find that they have listings for "Best of HD DVD" for both of those, but with no date or realistic price. I do think the sets will come out on both formats.

[taygan315]

I will probably pick up the action pack since I dont own any of those. I will pass on the family pack. I own a couple of those already.

[ElevatorHappyFun]

Originally Posted by taygan315

I will probably pick up the action pack since I dont own any of those. I will pass on the family pack. I own a couple of those already.

Thanks for the update.

[illegalprelude]

Originally Posted by ElevatorHappyFun

Thanks for the update.

The n00b is trying to be a pendent. Sorry buddy, my role.

I just want Troy from that pack cause I own most of the other titles

[jaycee900]

DVD Times has pictures of both packs for HD-DVD

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=65904

[project-blu]

My question is, on the action pack, how can some of these titles be the BEST OF, when they haven't even been released yet individually as of announcement date? Both Troy: unrated and Alexander: long-as-fuck-edition aren't out yet. So what makes them best of?

However, at this pricepoint, I'm not complaining at all. Just wondering, is all. they'll end up being high 50's on amazon, plus 10% discount ='s near 12, 13 per title. Very NICE!

[RandellG]

I don't have nor want any of them