List Of Blu-ray Titles Released As Digibooks

[Morphine]

Some people love them, others hate them. I like them
Did not see a compilation for this, so what the heck, Im making one

Definitive List of Blu-Ray Digibooks

North American Digibooks:

- 300

- A River Runs Through It

- A Star is Born

- Amadeus

- Batman (1989)

- Bonnie & Clyde

- Clash of the Titans

- Dirty Harry

- Doctor Zhivago

- Dr. Strangelove

- Easy Rider

- Elvis on Tour

- The Exorcist (extended & theatrical cut) (October 5th)

- Falling Down

- GoodFellas (20th Anniversary Edition)

- The Green Mile

- Hamlet (August 17th)

- How the West was Won

- JFK

- King Kong (1933) (September 28th)

- The Matrix

- Mutiny on the Bounty (November 16th)

- Midnight Express

- Natural Born Killers

- North by Northwest (50th Anniversary Edition)

- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

- Poltergeist

- The Rocky Horror Picture Show (TBA October)

- Se7en (September 14th)

- The Shawshank Redemption

- Silverado

- Star Wars: The Clone Wars the Complete Season One

- Star Wars: The Clone Wars the Complete Season Two (October 26th)

- Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory


European Digibooks:

- 10,000 BC (Germany)
- 300 (France)
- 300 (Germany)
- 3 Days of the Condor (Spain)
- L'Année Dernière à Marienbad (Last Year in Marienbad) (UK)
- Anges et Démons (Angels and Demons) (France)
- Angels and Demons (Germany)
- Angels and Demons (Spain)
- Batman Begins (Germany)
- Belle De Jour (Pretty in the Day) (UK)
- Beowulf (Germany)
- Blade Runner (Germany) (May 14th)[/b]- Le Casanova de Fellini (France)
- Breathless (France)
- Breathless (Germany)
- Breathless (UK)
- Le Cercle Rouge (Melville) (The Red Circle Melville) (France)
- Le Cercle Rouge (Melville) (The Red Circle Melville) (Germany)
- Le Cercle Rouge (Melville) (The Red Circle Melville) (UK)
- Coco Avant Channel (Coco Before Channel) (France)
- The Dark Knight (Germany)
- The Da Vinci Code (France)
- The Da Vinci Code (Japan)
- The Deer Hunter (UK)
- The Elephant Man (UK)
- The Fall (Germany)
- Delicatessen (France)
- Delicatessen (Germany)
- Delicatessen (UK)
- Der Golden Kompass (Germany)
- Der Mit Dem Wolf Tanzt (Dances With Wolves) (Germany)
- The Go-Between (France)
- The Go-Between (Germany)
- The Go-Between (UK)
- The Graduate (France)
- The Graduate (Germany)
- The Graduate (UK)
- Halloween (Germany)
- John Rambo (Germany)
- I am Legend (Germany)
- The Ladykillers (France)
- The Ladykillers (Germany)
- The Ladykillers (UK)
- La Ligne Verte (The Green Mile) (France)
- Les 3 Royaumes (partie 1 & 2) (Red Cliff) (France) (2010)
- Les Mépris (Comtempt) (UK)
- Mullholland Drive (France) (September 14th)
- Mullholland Drive (Germany) (September 14th)
- Mullholland Drive (UK) (September 14th)
- The Lost Honour Of Katharina Blum (UK)
- The Pianist (France)
- The Pianist (Germany)
- The Pianist (UK)
- Pierrot Le Fou (France)
- Pierrot Le Fou (Germany)
- Pierrot Le Fou (UK)
- Prinz Eizenherz (Prince Valiant) (Germany)
- Ran (UK)
- Running Man (Germany)
- Senso (France)
- Senso (Germany)
- Senso (UK)
- Sin City Ultimate Edition (France)
- Shoot 'Em Up (Germany)
- Star Wars The Clone Wars: The Complete Season One (Japan)
- Sympathy for the Devil (France)
- The Third Man (France)
- The Third Man (Germany)
- The Third Man (UK)
- Troja (Germany)

[mdtulp]

Am I the only one who likes these book releases? Bonnie and Clyde was sweet with all the supp. material. Natural Born Killers looks to be sweet and Im bettin were gonna see stuff like One Flew Over The Cucko's Nest, Amadeus, The Exorcist and quality films like that in the near future. I like the idea, so what if they "look odd" in your case, your getting extra stuff, almost like lobby cards with your movie, I say release more! who's with me?

[BStecke]

Personally I'd rather have something that's uniform on the shelf. The content of book I would probably flip through once while I'm on the toilet, and that'd be about it. The rest of the time I would be pissed that it's nowhere near the same size as everything else. If they'd just make them standard size I really wouldn't care, but as they are, I'm not buying.

[DetroitSportsFan]

I will not buy any of these book releases for reasons already explained by BStecke.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

I will not buy any of these book releases for reasons already explained by BStecke.

I just read BStecke's post, and I agree with him. The coffee book releases make me want to puke!

[RedIsNotBlue]

Originally Posted by mdtulp

Am I the only one who likes these book releases? Bonnie and Clyde was sweet with all the supp. material. Natural Born Killers looks to be sweet and Im bettin were gonna see stuff like One Flew Over The Cucko's Nest, Amadeus, The Exorcist and quality films like that in the near future. I like the idea, so what if they "look odd" in your case, your getting extra stuff, almost like lobby cards with your movie, I say release more! who's with me?

I wouldn't mind it so much if it didn't make the actual Blu-ray cost more. It is $23.95 instead of the price it should have been $19.99. I have gotten into the habit of paying under $20 per movie when it comes to these catalog releases. So yeah can I deal with packaging concept of a book? Sure. But with the jacked up cost it brings and not even getting the director's cut of the film I will pass for now.

[Doughoef]

I want blu rays, not books. I refuse to buy.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by RedIsNotBlue

I wouldn't mind it so much if it didn't make the actual Blu-ray cost more. It is $23.95 instead of the price it should have been $19.99. I have gotten into the habit of paying under $20 per movie when it comes to these catalog releases. So yeah can I deal with packaging concept of a book? Sure. But with the jacked up cost it brings and not even getting the director's cut of the film I will pass for now.

They are trying to make more $$$ out of the editions. I don't mind paying more for something that would add value, but the little $1 picture booklets are something that I would avoid (even at the same cost).

[RedIsNotBlue]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

They are trying to make more $$$ out of the editions. I don't mind paying more for something that would add value, but the little $1 picture booklets are something that I would avoid (even at the same cost).

And I have no problem with that. But offer a standard version without all of that extra crap for less money and give us a choice.

[BStecke]

When Blade Runner is 28 bucks for 5 discs and all of that content, and these coffee table ones are only five bucks less, there's something wrong. And considering it's a Warner release, I'd even dare say that's apples to apples.

[AaronSCH]

Originally Posted by Doughoef

I want blu rays, not books. I refuse to buy.

Same here. A keep case is the optimal way of storing and preserving Blu-ray discs. I have already voiced my distaste for this style of packaging before and I will not buy them. Put 'em in a keep case and I will add it to my collection. And don't tell me to go to Sleevetown, buy replacement cases and print up an insert. That's not the point. There are enough people unhappy with this style of packaging that Warner should offer an alternative.

If you don't like 'em, don't buy 'em. That's the only way Warner will reconsider this lame excuse for marketing.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by RedIsNotBlue

And I have no problem with that. But offer a standard version without all of that extra crap for less money and give us a choice.

That is a good point. There is a lot of people that would buy a regular edition, but are passing on the coffee books. Forcing the customers into buying an unwanted product will not work.

[TheForce8686]

I guess I will just add a post to up my post count but I agree with all of you. I hate when the cases arent uniform. That is why I remove the slip covers, box set cases, and anything else I can to make it look the same as the rest.

[B.RAYBURN]

I could only see this marketing trend working for say Playboy releases, but not for movies.

[jw]

Originally Posted by mdtulp

Am I the only one who likes these book releases? Bonnie and Clyde was sweet with all the supp. material. Natural Born Killers looks to be sweet and Im bettin were gonna see stuff like One Flew Over The Cucko's Nest, Amadeus, The Exorcist and quality films like that in the near future. I like the idea, so what if they "look odd" in your case, your getting extra stuff, almost like lobby cards with your movie, I say release more! who's with me?

I think they are great, once i get a few more they wont look as odd on the shelf

[AaronSCH]

Originally Posted by jwbbud

I think they are great, once i get a few more they wont look as odd on the shelf

Lets see how you feel when pages start falling out or a spindle breaks and it won't hold your disc securely.

[rbd3000]

Don't forget that Warner took years to listen to people about their DVD Snapper cases. So at least they aren't putting all their movies in these cases. I actually liked the idea until I saw that they were larger than the normal case. That's why I passed on Bonnie and Clyde, but Natural Born Killers is one of my favorite films so I might have to break down and get that one.

[jw]

Originally Posted by AaronSCH

Lets see how you feel when pages start falling out or a spindle breaks and it won't hold your disc securely.

I dont plan on using it every day, view once, on the shelf

[jw]

Originally Posted by B.RAYBURN

I could only see this marketing trend working for say Playboy releases, but not for movies.

lol, we would all want coffee table books with them

[Blu_J]

I don't mind the books. There are always going to be special releases that don't conform to the standard. This is nothing new, anyone with the Discovery: Atlas series has already encountered this very issue. CEOT3K may be standard in height but is about 2 1/4 size in width, so are you going to complain about not being able to fit as many blus on one shelf.
Seriously, 4 dollars? Maybe we're just lucky Blade Runner Col. set is underpriced. A classic movie on Blu-ray at this stage in the game, $22.95 (at Amazon). Where does the complaining end? Oh wait this is an internet forum, there is no end.
Anyways, I can understand not being pleased with inconsistant height, it can be frustrating. I do, however, appreciate the effort put into these and other special editions. My DVD collection is littered with slip-covers, steelbooks, double-wides, slightly tallers, special collection packs that are all over the place in terms of packaging, etc, etc.
If you enjoy the movie, buy the movie. If it really bugs you that much, get some blank Blu cases, print out the cover and toss the book.