Godzilla Vs Biollante (1989) - Dec 4, 2012

[kstebor]

Originally Posted by kemcha

Thank you. That's all I was asking. I find it odd that the packaging doesn't specify what format the movies are in. The packaging says "Blu-ray/DVD combo pack". Since we know that the Godzilla film is on Blu-ray, it's a pretty likely guess that the included bonus films are DVD. Has anyone opened this up to determine what they are?

The description on the packaging is ambiguous. If the bonus movies were on Blu-ray, it wouldn't indicate a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack. Also, if the two movies were Blu-ray, then the price would be high than $8. The description "Full High Definition" is also misleading. I wasn't aware there was any such thing as "Full High Definition". Or, did I miss something?

I've heard of High Definition but the new classification of "Full High Definition" sounds like the studio hyping up the included DVDs as "Blu-ray quality".

From what I've gathered from previous posts, this package contains one Blu-ray containing all 3 advertised films in 1080p, and a DVD containing all 3 films in 480. Thus, it is a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack. Full High Definition is a marketing term for 1080p as opposed to 720p. I hope this assuages your confusion.

[lcummins]

Originally Posted by kemcha

Thank you. That's all I was asking. I find it odd that the packaging doesn't specify what format the movies are in. The packaging says "Blu-ray/DVD combo pack". Since we know that the Godzilla film is on Blu-ray, it's a pretty likely guess that the included bonus films are DVD. Has anyone opened this up to determine what they are?

The description on the packaging is ambiguous. If the bonus movies were on Blu-ray, it wouldn't indicate a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack. Also, if the two movies were Blu-ray, then the price would be high than $8. The description "Full High Definition" is also misleading. I wasn't aware there was any such thing as "Full High Definition". Or, did I miss something?

I've heard of High Definition but the new classification of "Full High Definition" sounds like the studio hyping up the included DVDs as "Blu-ray quality".

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Originally Posted by lcummins

Yes, no extras, as all three movies are on both the BD and DVD.

Originally Posted by lcummins

Yes I'm sure... both discs have all three movies titles printed on them. I haven't actually verified by watching yet, but I have no doubt they are on both discs.

[OrlandoEastwood]

I went to Wal-Mart today and the stupid $7.88 bin is stacked a mile high above the rim and if I tried to move one damn Blu-ray, about fifty of them would go flying. It was rediculous. I grabbed the Gamera Trilogy though.

[Hypnosifl]

Originally Posted by kemcha

Thank you. That's all I was asking.

You need to actually read what people say when you "ask" for something, people had told you that the cover had already been posted earlier in the thread, but you ignored this and said "Let's not forget that no-one has posted a scan of the cover art" when you had just been told that such a scan had already been posted, and that you only needed to look a few posts back to see it. Here were the two posts immediately before your "Let's not forget" comment:

Originally Posted by madlost1

Did you forget how to read? lcummins has the product in hand. The crop that I took was from the image he or she posted in the thread already. Read it and then read the quote from them that I posted above.

Originally Posted by Hypnosifl

No one said anything about them being DVDs but you--they are on blu ray. And the "actual cover image" was posted by lcummins already, did you go back and look at the posts immediately before yours? (it's only 7 posts before your post that started "if you haven't purchased Godzilla vs Biollante, then you need to stop by your local Walmart")

[madlost1]

Originally Posted by kemcha

Thank you. That's all I was asking. I find it odd that the packaging doesn't specify what format the movies are in. The packaging says "Blu-ray/DVD combo pack". Since we know that the Godzilla film is on Blu-ray, it's a pretty likely guess that the included bonus films are DVD. Has anyone opened this up to determine what they are?

The description on the packaging is ambiguous. If the bonus movies were on Blu-ray, it wouldn't indicate a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack. Also, if the two movies were Blu-ray, then the price would be high than $8. The description "Full High Definition" is also misleading. I wasn't aware there was any such thing as "Full High Definition". Or, did I miss something?

I've heard of High Definition but the new classification of "Full High Definition" sounds like the studio hyping up the included DVDs as "Blu-ray quality".

Your toxic for my health. High definition can be 720p, 1080i, or 1080p. If you've never seen the term full high definition on a blu ray release before you need to get out of this hobby. As lcummins said both of the discs DVD and Blu have all three titles on them. Also why do they have to be only on the DVD when it's a combo pack? No the price should not be more than $8. The asylum titles included can be found for $2.50 a piece if you know where to look. I don't know what the heck your problem is but please for the sake of everyone here just leave it go. Your wrong now, you were wrong before, and you will always be wrong.

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[Brutimus]

I found the 3 pack blu-ray at Walmart today, and as a word of warning, it only lists English 2.0 under audio for Godzilla vs Biollante.

I did not buy it so I can't confirm that it's true, but that's what the back cover says. Buy with caution.

[Emilio_B]

Originally Posted by OrlandoEastwood

I went to Wal-Mart today and the stupid $7.88 bin is stacked a mile high above the rim and if I tried to move one damn Blu-ray, about fifty of them would go flying. It was rediculous. I grabbed the Gamera Trilogy though.

Yeah, I also grabbed the Gamera Trilogy. No sign of Godzilla vs. Biollante.

[Forever Knight]

Originally Posted by Emilio_B

Yeah, I also grabbed the Gamera Trilogy. No sign of Godzilla vs. Biollante.

That Gamera Trilogy is easily the greatest of all Kaiju films.

[bhampton]

Mega shark is great,... I've already had that on blu ray forever.

[ABCABBMovie]

Originally Posted by Forever Knight

That Gamera Trilogy is easily the greatest of all Kaiju films.

Agreed. Many people will disagree with me quite heavily, but I always found Gamera 3 to be one of the greatest movies ever made (I know, I know). The film is just so well done, not to mention special to me.

[Forever Knight]

Originally Posted by ABCABBMovie

Agreed. Many people will disagree with me quite heavily, but I always found Gamera 3 to be one of the greatest movies ever made (I know, I know). The film is just so well done, not to mention special to me.

Heisei Gamera 3?