Marvel's The Avengers (US - DVD R1 | BD)
Marvel/Disney has a sent over official release info and a bit of hi-res box art...
Title: Marvel's The Avengers (IMDb)
Starring: Robert Downey Jr.
SRP: $49.99, $39.99, $29.99
Further Details:
I'm guessing most of you guys have already seen some of this stuff when it first leaked, but today Marvel and Disney sent over the official info on the 4-disc 3D/2D Blu-ray combo pack, the 2-disc 2D Blu-ray and DVD releases of their massive superhero hit.
The 4-Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD, Digital Copy and Digital Download of the 'Inspired By' album) and 2-Disc (2D Blu-ray and DVD) will both feature:
The 1-Disc DVD release will feature
News by Gabriel Powers
Starring: Robert Downey Jr.
SRP: $49.99, $39.99, $29.99
Further Details:
I'm guessing most of you guys have already seen some of this stuff when it first leaked, but today Marvel and Disney sent over the official info on the 4-disc 3D/2D Blu-ray combo pack, the 2-disc 2D Blu-ray and DVD releases of their massive superhero hit.
The 4-Disc Combo Pack (Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD, Digital Copy and Digital Download of the 'Inspired By' album) and 2-Disc (2D Blu-ray and DVD) will both feature:
- 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio English, 7.1 DTS-HD HR French-Canadian, 5.1 Dolby Digital Latin Spanish & English DVS 2.0 Dolby Digital Audio
- English SDH, French & Spanish Subtitles
- The Avengers Initiative: A Marvel Second Screen App
- Assembling the Ultimate Team
- A Visual Journey
- Gag Reel
- Deleted Scenes
- Audio Commentary with Joss Whedon
- Soundgarden Music Video—“Live to Rise”
- Other Unannounced Extras
The 1-Disc DVD release will feature
- 5.1 Dolby Digital English/Latin Spanish/French Canadian & Dolby Digital 2.0 English DVS Audio
- English, French & Spanish Subtitles
- Assembling the Ultimate Team
- Audio Commentary with Joss Whedon
News by Gabriel Powers
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bjh_18 wrote: Many of them have an expiration date to activate them. But as long as you activate it before the expiration date, you'll have the digital copy as long as you want it. It doesn't up and delete itself from your device or from your account. And with the addition of video streaming from iCloud for iTunes digital copies, even most digital copies that you may have deleted from your computer are available for streaming or download. The UltraViolet copies operate in a similar fashion - once you activate it with your account, it's supposed to always be there until you delete it.
ohhhhh....well that makes a lot more sense, alrighty then. lol
ohhhhh....well that makes a lot more sense, alrighty then. lol
What's the release date?
There have been plenty of "average" superhero films of late but I loved this.
It's the 2 Disc blu-ray for me too. I wish there was a 1 disc blu-ray because I've no interest in the DVD (I've even less interest in the 3D version).
There have been plenty of "average" superhero films of late but I loved this.
It's the 2 Disc blu-ray for me too. I wish there was a 1 disc blu-ray because I've no interest in the DVD (I've even less interest in the 3D version).
bradavon wrote: What's the release date?
September 25 for us folks in the U.S.. I'll be getting the DVD+Blu-ray pack day one.
Even though I thought the 3D post-conversion was excellent, I thought the movie plays much better in 2D. It's a really beautifully-shot and edited movie, kudos to Seamus McGarvey and editors Jeffrey Ford and Lisa Lassek.
September 25 for us folks in the U.S.. I'll be getting the DVD+Blu-ray pack day one.
Even though I thought the 3D post-conversion was excellent, I thought the movie plays much better in 2D. It's a really beautifully-shot and edited movie, kudos to Seamus McGarvey and editors Jeffrey Ford and Lisa Lassek.
bjh_18 wrote: Bouncy X wrote: bjh_18 wrote: felipe-11 wrote: I'd rather they have a 3D/2D Blu-ray combo without Digital Copy which is completely useless (seriously, why would anyone watch The Avengers on a phone or tablet, or who would watch the DVD copy having a Blu-ray one?).
Beyond the fact that many people would like to watch a movie on their phone/tablet/computer while traveling, you're forgetting that many digital copies can now be streamed, many in HD, from iCloud or UltraViolet. This allows you to watch your purchased movies in several rooms at home, at a relative's home, a friend's house, a hotel room, or pretty much anywhere else you have an internet connection, without having to actually carry them around. I find the streaming digital copies to be very useful.
i can't speak for the ultraviolet stuff but dont the physical digital copies have expiration dates? because whatever one's opinion of digital copies is...that seems pretty stupid and pointless.
Many of them have an expiration date to activate them. But as long as you activate it before the expiration date, you'll have the digital copy as long as you want it. It doesn't up and delete itself from your device or from your account. And with the addition of video streaming from iCloud for iTunes digital copies, even most digital copies that you may have deleted from your computer are available for streaming or download. The UltraViolet copies operate in a similar fashion - once you activate it with your account, it's supposed to always be there until you delete it.
Never understood the expiration date - when you buy the original it should be able to be activated for as long as you own the product...
Beyond the fact that many people would like to watch a movie on their phone/tablet/computer while traveling, you're forgetting that many digital copies can now be streamed, many in HD, from iCloud or UltraViolet. This allows you to watch your purchased movies in several rooms at home, at a relative's home, a friend's house, a hotel room, or pretty much anywhere else you have an internet connection, without having to actually carry them around. I find the streaming digital copies to be very useful.
i can't speak for the ultraviolet stuff but dont the physical digital copies have expiration dates? because whatever one's opinion of digital copies is...that seems pretty stupid and pointless.
Many of them have an expiration date to activate them. But as long as you activate it before the expiration date, you'll have the digital copy as long as you want it. It doesn't up and delete itself from your device or from your account. And with the addition of video streaming from iCloud for iTunes digital copies, even most digital copies that you may have deleted from your computer are available for streaming or download. The UltraViolet copies operate in a similar fashion - once you activate it with your account, it's supposed to always be there until you delete it.
Never understood the expiration date - when you buy the original it should be able to be activated for as long as you own the product...
I love digital copies because I can watch them anywhere and leave the BDs at home to watch in all of their glory. As for expiration of the digital copies, majority do expire IF you don't download them. Once you download them, they don't!
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Beyond the fact that many people would like to watch a movie on their phone/tablet/computer while traveling, you're forgetting that many digital copies can now be streamed, many in HD, from iCloud or UltraViolet. This allows you to watch your purchased movies in several rooms at home, at a relative's home, a friend's house, a hotel room, or pretty much anywhere else you have an internet connection, without having to actually carry them around. I find the streaming digital copies to be very useful.
i can't speak for the ultraviolet stuff but dont the physical digital copies have expiration dates? because whatever one's opinion of digital copies is...that seems pretty stupid and pointless.
Many of them have an expiration date to activate them. But as long as you activate it before the expiration date, you'll have the digital copy as long as you want it. It doesn't up and delete itself from your device or from your account. And with the addition of video streaming from iCloud for iTunes digital copies, even most digital copies that you may have deleted from your computer are available for streaming or download. The UltraViolet copies operate in a similar fashion - once you activate it with your account, it's supposed to always be there until you delete it.