Originally posted by: Mielr
Yeah, that was pretty bad, but that was a mastering flaw, and not part of the design. The BTTF DVD is still a great example of how to treat a classic series. I would love nothing more than to have all three Star Wars films in one simple package just like the BTTF set. A set like that, containing a measly three dual-layer discs, with anamorphic widescreen and static menus seems like something so simple, yet we will never see it.
Originally posted by: Scruffy
Maybe they'll just scratch the discs with a set of keys before they package them.
Originally posted by: CO
I bought the Back to the Future Boxset in 2002, it was done right with great bonus stuff, and I have never logged onto any BTTF Forum wondering what is next?
FWIW, the original BTTF DVD set was actually mis-framed and the studio had to set up an exchange program to replace the discs.
I bought the Back to the Future Boxset in 2002, it was done right with great bonus stuff, and I have never logged onto any BTTF Forum wondering what is next?
FWIW, the original BTTF DVD set was actually mis-framed and the studio had to set up an exchange program to replace the discs.
Yeah, that was pretty bad, but that was a mastering flaw, and not part of the design. The BTTF DVD is still a great example of how to treat a classic series. I would love nothing more than to have all three Star Wars films in one simple package just like the BTTF set. A set like that, containing a measly three dual-layer discs, with anamorphic widescreen and static menus seems like something so simple, yet we will never see it.
Originally posted by: Scruffy
Maybe they'll just scratch the discs with a set of keys before they package them.
That was hilarious Scruffy. It is pretty sad that this is what we have come to expect from them.