Green Day: Bullet in a Bible gets Blu treatment!

[N8DOGG]

I nearly pooped my pants when I seen this was going Blu! One of my favorite concerts on DVD, without a doubt. The only downer? We have to wait til December 31st for it's release! I foresee many sleepless nights until this arrives...

Amazon's pre-order is $22.49.

http://www.amazon.com/Bullet-Bible-B...8578500&sr=8-2

[Wings80]

"The concert/documentary runs at about two-hours long, and spliced in between each song are interviews and behind the scenes footage"

I hate when they do this with concert dics. I find this interupts the flow of the show. Why can't they just have the complete show and put the other crap in the extras or as a bonus disc.

Isn't that what DVDs/Blu-rays are all about?

[Zman2k2]

I've had my copy for almost a year now. It's pretty good. The picture quality is not the best, lots of grain, but the concert itself is high energy and great fun. You should enjoy it.

*edit* Check your local BestBuy. They had done a release of this last April. It still may be in stock there. If not, I can get you a copy now, if you want.

[KilloWertz]

Originally Posted by Wings80

"The concert/documentary runs at about two-hours long, and spliced in between each song are interviews and behind the scenes footage"

I hate when they do this with concert dics. I find this interupts the flow of the show. Why can't they just have the complete show and put the other crap in the extras or as a bonus disc.

Isn't that what DVDs/Blu-rays are all about?

Paramore's concert DVD was the same, but when it came out on Blu-Ray they put the concert and the documentary separate. I do agree that having them both together does interrupt the flow of the show, but not so much that I would skip the Green Day one if I really wanted it.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Other than The Last Waltz, which is a classic rock documentary, I don't like the documentary-style or interspersion of clips during a concert. Show me the concert as it was filmed and let me watch the other stuff when I want, if I so choose.

John

[Zman2k2]

It's really not that bad. It's like 20-45 seconds of interview, mixed in among the concert. It's not like a 5 min. cut scene with talking, then a song, then another 5 min. of interview. It's not that disturbing to the experience at all.

[sejanus]

Originally Posted by Zman2k2

It's really not that bad. It's like 20-45 seconds of interview, mixed in among the concert. It's not like a 5 min. cut scene with talking, then a song, then another 5 min. of interview. It's not that disturbing to the experience at all.

you can't argue though it would be less disturbing if it was not there at all

[Todd Smith]

Originally Posted by Wings80

"The concert/documentary runs at about two-hours long, and spliced in between each song are interviews and behind the scenes footage"

I hate when they do this with concert dics. I find this interupts the flow of the show. Why can't they just have the complete show and put the other crap in the extras or as a bonus disc.

Isn't that what DVDs/Blu-rays are all about?

+1

Doesnt matter if its only 30-45 seconds...............this just totally ruins the whole flow of the actual music/concert. Play the show uninterrupted, then put the interviews as bonus features.

[TylerDurden]

How does this compare with the Metallica Mexico Blu? I heard its the same thing with cut scenes of interviews.