Originally posted by: Jay
Word is that the video quality on these isn't quite as good as the separate theatrical and extended editions.
DVD-18's are basically two DVD-9's glued back to back. They're a pain in the ass to handle (no label) and their reliability has been questionable.
Word is that the video quality on these isn't quite as good as the separate theatrical and extended editions.
DVD-18's are basically two DVD-9's glued back to back. They're a pain in the ass to handle (no label) and their reliability has been questionable.
Yeah, the quality won't be nearly as good. Stick with the EE set.
What I did was take Disc 2 out of my theatrical set, put it in a disc sleeve and put it in the flap of the EE, and sell the theatricals. I really want to do that with the limited editions too (I'm a sucker for bonus features, especially when they're my all time fav. films) but I don't have the money to get a whole new set with.
But for anyone who hasn't gotten the films yet, skip the limited editions and get the 4-disc extended editions set. I got eavh one of them the day they came out and still haven't made it through the bonus material. They're a great deal, definately the best bonus discs I've ever seen. I love all the stuff they have about Tolkein on them too.
But I definately want to see the new documentaries; maybe someone is selling disc two on eBay.