So no deleted/extended scenes? What is the prices for Blu-Ray/DVD combo for Best Buy, Target and Wal-Mart?
soccerjedi I got the standard Blu-ray on Tuesday at Best Buy for $19.99, I think the steel book was $25 there. I would guess the standard Blu-ray is between $20-$22 at Target and Walmart. The Target exclusive it probably around $25-27. There's no deleted scenes. It's basically two special features: a making of documentary (you can watch it in individual pieces or all at once) and a short piece on the easter eggs in the film. That's it.
Is the Target version worth getting for the special features? What are the extra special features with the Target set? I was disappointed with the lack of content, could have used a full length documentary and deleted scenes.
I wish that someone would post large files of some 1920x1080 screencaps from the Rogue One Blu-ray on here. I'm looking for screencaps of Vader from the movie.
I am watching the movie right now on Blu-ray It gets better and better each view!!!!!!! my first view was the movie on Digital on Vudu, then I watched the special features disc on Blu-ray and now the movie on Blu-ray and next I will watch the special features on Digital on Vudu! It would be really helpful If someone could please get back to ne about weather the Target Exclusive Is worth buying for the extra features because If It Is I was planning on buying it this afternoon any help here would be great thank you?
Your call.... most probably these extras will end up in Youtube somehow. Collectible packaging with interchangeable covers + exclusive content on bonus disc. Exclusive Bonus Content Description: Inside the Creature Shop Discover what it takes to bring Rogue One’s innovative aliens to life, with Neal Scanlan, Creative Supervisor of Creature & Droid FX. Digital Storytelling Get an up-close look at how cutting-edge technology from ILM helped Director Gareth Edwards realize his creative vision in Rogue One.
I'm watching R1 again right now. Definitely one of my favorite films of all time. It's funny, I bought a digital copy the day it was released and watched it twice. I just couldn't wait. Now, I've watched the blu ray twice so far, plus it came with another digital copy and DVD with that. Lol. Liked the special features, but there needed to be more. Agree that GL released much better BTS than what we have been getting with TFA and R1.
Yeah, special features these days are rather shallow compared to the golden age of DVDs. I haven't seen the R1 special features yet, but I thought the TFA BTS stuff was sorely lacking. They only scratch the surface, unlike the PT DVDs that really went in-depth.
What were TFA 3D specials features like compared to the regular bluray ones? I know there were a few more deleted scenes and commentary was added but was there much else?
I've been watching Rogue One on Blu-ray for a few days now and I was just wondering if anyone else is having a little bit of a problem with the video, it just looks a little bit sped up or something, it's just kind of weird. Is anyone else having this problem while viewing the movie?
Don't forget the inevitable Collector's Edition with the movie playing on a real hologram projector built into an authentic Bodhi Rook statue.
Just watched my blu-ray of R1. Love it. Now that I'm able to really focus on all the details, I have a much better experience. Also-as with many movies-this blu-ray looks and sounds much better on my home theater system than it did in the theater. Sharper image, better lighting, and clearer, stronger surround sound. Even Tarkin and Leia's CG looks SO much better on my screen! Not sure if it's the blu-ray format, or my TV settings (I have a THX Certified 50" Plasma-I know it's an older format but plasma flatscreens are great for movies!). Either way-looks and sounds great! I haven't gotten to the special features yet, but over the years I've become less and less interested in such things.
Here's my Star Wars blu-ray movies & tv shelf. I have a ton more DVDs but am building new shelves for everything so I only have these out at the moment.
It was really cool to see how big of a fan Gareth Edwards is. Much more passionate about Star Wars than JJ.