Blade Runner can be considered..thanks..

Seems reasonable. You reckon the US edition price will decrease during release?

Thanks Gods! At last, Amazon status change to Shipping Soon.  If every run smooth, I should be able to receive it by this Saturday.    On time for my weekend movie marathon. 

Cool! Congratulate

Thanks.  How about you? Already make decision?

Wow! Amazon UK's The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - The Extended Edition already run out of stock!    Still no yet reach release date!

Good thing already ordered. And just like you, will most probably get it this Sat! Slurp!

Wow! Amazon UK's The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - The Extended Edition already run out of stock!    Still no yet reach release date!

It out of stock since last week lo...

Oh yeah! I already decide and take the LOTR EE - Blu-ray 

Which version?    From WBshop got Cards, from Bestbuy got six pewter figurines, etc 

When it coming, then you know... haha

Probably next week.

Must be special edition not the usual version that we get in Amazon US or UK. 

usually AMZ CANADA STEELBOOK $ will discount from time to time, remember few months back the ALLIANCE steelbook was selling at C$12 TO c$15 (normally C$20).

There was one time the Warner Bross Steelbook was on sales at C$11, but only for 1 day, too bad i missed it, title included HEAT, MATRIX, 300 so on.

GRINHOUSE 2 disc was offer at C$17 but now already out of stock.

some WB re-release by ALLIANCE is merely the repacking, eg. THE LAST SAMURAI & TROY. i was so exicted & though it was new release at HD sound, but the bluray.com just updated it is in same old dolby digital.

today i received my AMZ US discount bin disc - remmeber few weeks ago the crazy sales at U$7/disc. it finally arrived, after 27 days of waiting, but i already expecting 30 days of time frame for AMZ US for i-parcel. 12 titles, can last me a while & no more buying for this month.

It out of stock since last week lo...

Oh yeah! I already decide and take the LOTR EE - Blu-ray 

All right... I'm sure this announcement is going to liven-up discussion around the Interwebs. As many of you are aware, Warner's new Blu-ray release of The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy - Extended Edition finally arrives in stores tomorrow. It's a damn fine box set, that we think you'll all enjoy. Meanwhile, a few of you may be aware that there's been some controversy regarding screenshots and the color timing of the new 2K-remastered presentation of Fellowship of the Ring. Our feeling here at The Bits is that it's been blown out of proportion, as things tend to be these days. However, just to be sure, we started a process a couple weeks ago (before we posted our review) to encourage Warner Home Video and Wingnut Films to investigate the matter to make sure that the discs streeting tomorrow truly and accurately represent the creative vision of director Peter Jackson and cinematographer Andrew Lesnie. That process has been on-going, involving Wingnut and the filmmakers, and it appears it's finally concluded. Here's the studio's official statement on the issue, as of this afternoon:

"Warner Bros Home Entertainment Group confirms that The Lord of the Rings The Motion Picture Trilogy Extended Edition Blu-ray accurately represents the intended look of each of the three features.

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring™ was remastered from the original digital production files in order to reproduce the full color imagery of the feature."

So there it is. We have little doubt that the controversy will continue in some quarters, and that those who are convinced there's a problem here will continue to feel that way. Nevertheless, we are told that the filmmakers have checked the discs and confirmed this is the intended look. We suspect that when the discs are actually in YOUR hands tomorrow, the vast majority of you will be very happy with them. We further suspect that many of those who've been following the controversy for the past couple of weeks will wonder what the fuss was about. It shall be interesting to see what the 'morrow brings. Much rejoicing (and a bit of talk about 'revisionism'), we predict.

By the way, one other note on Rings: For those of you who have been wondering if the downloadable Digital Copies versions of the films are the actual Extended Editions... they are. I've downloaded them myself to confirm. The quality is low compared to the Blu-rays, of course, but if you want the EEs available in more portable versions, you'll have them.

Stay tuned...

Quote from The Digital Bits:

Digital copies are rather useless when Blu-ray is there..