TeeKay

Great Films; Could-have-been-better Packaging, Oct 11 2012

The DVD releases of these films (the 4 volumes) with the individual thin cases, even with the stupid mixed-up ordering of which movies were in which sets, were far better.

What you get here are two beautiful hardcover books with cardboard pages. Each page (verso/left) contains a collage of imagery from the two films/discs on the opposite (recto/right) page. It's odd having a hodge-podge of two films... it definitely would have been nicer if each film got it's own artwork. Also, like another customer mentioned, we don't get any fact-sheets... or any text besides the film's name printed on the discs. I really miss my brother's DVD sets.

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Bad disc and packaging choices, Oct 11 2012

This is the first time I've came across flipper discs that have DVD content on one side, and Blu-ray on the other... and I'm unsatisfied. One of my discs was defective (on the Blu-ray side). Not only that, but the packaging is terrible and trying to remove the discs from the package without cracking them makes you feel like Ethan Hunt from Mission Impossible. I understand them trying to satisfy the combo BD/DVD market, but this is NOT the way to do it.

Be warned!

HD downscaled to DVD?, Oct 11 2012

I get it, we all have DVD players and not all of us have Blu-ray players. But not releasing this volume on Blu-ray is just pure stupidity from FOX or whomever was in charge of this.

If you can't see the difference between a downscaled low-resolution DVD and Blu-ray, or you don't have a Blu-ray player, then this volume will be just fine for you.

They need to release a Volume Ten (with the few HD episodes from Volume Nine included). Blu-ray has been around for years. Time to embrace it, FOX.