I find it interesting that everyone thinks he’s a genius when in reality, he’s just a rich cunt that’s bought up other people’s ideas/businesses.

Ironic that Willow gets a 4K physical release and the sequel series is gone forever. (Unless you sail the seven seas or I’m sure someone on Etsy has burned them to BDRs. 😆)

The studios must realise that once it’s PVOD, your giving a perfect copy to the pirates!

Another quick release. I thought this only happened to the underperforming films.

A $26m worldwide opening weekend isn’t great, is it.

So that’ll be streaming on PVOD next week, with the 4K and Blu-ray two weeks later then, I guess? 😆

I was thinking of pickup up the Arrow Video Blu-ray in preparation for the upcoming release of the sequel. Is it just the 4K affected?

Beaten by thirteen minutes! 😆 Considering this never had a Blu-ray release, I may have to pick this one up.

My favourite part of Morbius, and I haven’t actually seen the film, was revealed on the Corridor Crew’s VFX Artist’s React. Some poor VFX bloke had modelled a construction site or underground site with a lot of detail. Then, when the scene was lit, it was made so dark, you couldn’t see any of the work that had been done.

I think it’s safe to say the majority of the time, it will be the same disc with cheaper packaging. With 4K being niche, I can’t imagine that the studios would want to spend the money pressing a new version of the film.

The problem is that nearly all games need huge patches after launch, and so it makes physical collecting a bit pointless these days.

In terms of Switch games, several publishers have deliberately being using smaller carts (to save money) and you have to download the rest of the game when you get home with your purchase. I remember the guys who ported Diablo III were proud of the fact the entire games was on the cartridge upon launch.

I don’t consider publicity stills printed onto postcards as something worth paying extra money for. “Art cards” indeed!

There seems to be a trend of charging an extra £10 or so because they’ve filled the box with extra items which are just paper related.

I still haven’t seen part 2 yet but I bought both in 4k from a black Friday sale. These comments are encouraging. ☺️

Well, I really enjoyed the first two episodes. It definitely has that Spielberg/Goonies vibe, but My wife and I are really enjoying it. I’m still not entirely sold on the fact that the Star Wars universe has suburbs, doesn’t feel quite right to me.

That was the reason I stopped watching Acolyte. One episode was just about the Jedi walking through a forest to a house. It didn’t need to be that long.

Oh man, I love (some) of the Batmobiles. In terms of LEGO, I have several.

My first was a LEPIN (knock off LEGO) version of the Tumbler, as seen in OP’s post. Then I purchased a knock off 89 Burton Batmobile.

Then I started buying official versions. I have 89 Batmobile, the second version of the Tumbler, and finally, the one from The Batman. These are the mini-fig scale versions, I have no room for the beautiful collector series models.

I also had a knock off Bat-Pod which was a copy of the model that was given away to purchasers of the big Tumbler model when it was first launched. But I lost a lot of bits and I replaced it with this newer edition.

I’ll probably watch this, more as a fan of Love, Death & Robots than the games represented here. In fact, there are only a couple of games I actually know, so I hope the stories still make sense. (Sorry, I’m old. LOL)

I know Godzilla Minus One is a new release, but it’s a bare bones disc for £29! If you want the special features, it looks like you need the special edition for £66. Ouch.

I remember being quite taken aback when the live action segments appeared. Really wasn’t expecting that from a Pixar film.

Well this is a character I know nothing about, so maybe that will explain my initial thoughts.

The clip introduced the character of Kraven well and it has me interested in the full film. The problem is, are you telling me not one guard managed to shoot him at all in that sequence? They were almost point blank at times. Not a single scratch!

There are tons of great documentaries out there and it was always a surprise to discover them. Especially when the dvd case listed it as a featurette and it turned out to run for 60 minutes or so.

The Bladerunner documentary I think is about 3½ hours long, The Frigteners has one that lasts 4½ hours. 12 Monkeys has one called The Hamster Factor and Other Tales of 12 Monkeys which is excellent.

But sometimes, they can be disappointing. Indiana Jones & the Dial of Destiny comes with an hour long documentary but it’s terrible (in my opinion).

You know those promo interviews that are edited with quick cuts of behind the scenes action and everyone says how great making the film was. It’s that for an hour. I lasted 20 minutes.

It’s not like the old days where it focuses on one aspect like a certain stunt or sequence and then breaks it down and talks to the relevant people. It’s just all over the place.