[Landy]

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[Dr Kain]

I would have bought this movie 5 years ago, but not anymore.

[Julian]

Originally Posted by Dr Kain

I would have bought this movie 5 years ago, but not anymore.

Please do elaborate. What happened between 2009 and now that made you change your opinion?

As a reader of the books, I hold this movie in high regard. Should have at least won Best Art Direction for its lovely set design. I do believe I saw it once on Blu-ray several years ago in a local store, but never since.

[Dr Kain]

I just lost my interest in the series, that is all.

[Andy Anonymous]

Jeez, it's about time. Wasn't this film scheduled for Blu-ray release back in 2007 or so?

[awarlock]

As I recall, Sony even had it in their video promos back then promoting the Blu-ray format and then never released it. I love Blu-rays but I love Blu-rays more when they come with Ultraviolet Digital Copies so it can be streamed as well. This doesn't look like it comes with one. However, Warner is usually very good at making their movies Ultraviolet compatible which allows me to pick up an HDX Ultraviolet copy via the Vudu At Home Disc to Digital service for $1 to $2. I have no problem paying the extra couple of bucks for an Ultraviolet version.

[Krawk]

Originally Posted by awarlock

Warner is usually very good at making their movies Ultraviolet compatible which allows me to pick up an HDX Ultraviolet copy via the Vudu At Home Disc to Digital service for $1 to $2. I have no problem paying the extra couple of bucks for an Ultraviolet version.

Actually, Warner are CHEAPSKATES in this area - While most movies from other studios now come standard with a code, Warner makes you pay an extra fee to get the same end result.