Alexander Revisted/Troy/300 Triple Feature

[BanjoBob]

Alexander Revisited / Troy / 300 Blu-ray

Has anyone picked this up?

If so, I have a question on the Alexander Revisted disc. I understand from spec sheets that this set is 3 discs. Is the Alexander Revisited feature contained on one side of one disc? Or, is it spread across two BDs like the original release, which I assume would up the total # of discs in the set from 3 to 4?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by BanjoBob

Has anyone picked this up?

If so, I have a question on the Alexander Revisted disc. I understand from spec sheets that this set is 3 discs. Is the Alexander Revisited feature contained on one side of one disc? Or, is it spread across two BDs like the original release, which I assume would up the total # of discs in the set from 3 to 4?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

It's a 4 Disc set with Alexander receiving two discs.

[Zimmy]

My question would be, is it the "Movie Experience" version of 300 or the vanilla release.

Seeing the studio is Warner, I think I know the answer.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Zimmy

My question would be, is it the "Movie Experience" version of 300 or the vanilla release.

Seeing the studio is Warner, I think I know the answer.

Standard release. The 300 digibook stands alone as the deluxe version.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

Just got this. It makes sense for $15.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

I have seen all 3 in DVDs only so I am sure this is a great addition to my BD2Ds. How do you guys count this -- 1 or 3? I'm thinking 3 because they're 3 titles (even though 1 triple feature sleeve). If 3, this will bring my total to 12!

All these 3 movies to me are solid. Hopefully they release other great epic battles. I'm thinking Gladiator / Ben Hur / Joan of Arc. I'd buy that! Also the likes of Braveheart, Man In Iron Mask, Caligula, Patriot, etc. So many great titles out there to combine for $15.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

I had just finished Troy. Sigh, Diane Kruger's topless scene is a sight to behold. Made it worth the purchase.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

One thing about the Troy disc is it does not have

- Language feature
- Scene selection feature

Those 2 are basic features and I'm a bit bummed Troy doesn't have them. Fingers crossed on 300 and Alexander.

Also, the bonus feature on casting Helen is pitiful. It's like 1 minute.

[chip75]

Originally Posted by Blu-Ray 3D President

Also, the bonus feature on casting Helen is pitiful. It's like 1 minute.

Here in the UK I spotted Face/Off in one of the supermarkets and it's bonus features were Feature Film, Seamless Menus and a Trailer.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

I just finished Alexander Revisited. I don't like that it's split into 2 discs. Gone with the Wind is about as long if not longer yet it's just one disc. Same as Troy, Alexander BD does not have Subtitles, Language and Scene Selection.

[Blu-Ray 3D President]

Originally Posted by chip75

Here in the UK I spotted Face/Off in one of the supermarkets and it's bonus features were Feature Film, Seamless Menus and a Trailer.

At least they gave you a trailer.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by Blu-Ray 3D President

I just finished Alexander Revisited. I don't like that it's split into 2 discs. Gone with the Wind is about as long if not longer yet it's just one disc. Same as Troy, Alexander BD does not have Subtitles, Language and Scene Selection.

FYI: Warner did not embrace a "main menu" until after the end of the format war. All three films have "pop-up menus" so to access languages/subtitles, scenes, and extras during the film you press the Pop-up Menu button on your remote.

Also Alexander Revisited was produced before the BD-50 disc was standardized. Hence, 2 BD-25s while Gone With The Wind is a BD-50 as it was released much later.

[maleaco]

Originally Posted by Zimmy

My question would be, is it the "Movie Experience" version of 300 or the vanilla release.

Seeing the studio is Warner, I think I know the answer.

The vanilla release

[BladeRunner2049]

Originally Posted by steve_dave

FYI: Warner did not embrace a "main menu" until after the end of the format war. All three films have "pop-up menus" so to access languages/subtitles, scenes, and extras during the film you press the Pop-up Menu button on your remote.

Also Alexander Revisited was produced before the BD-50 disc was standardized. Hence, 2 BD-25s while Gone With The Wind is a BD-50 as it was released much later.

Yep, old school blu rays! The Matrix blu rays are kind similar with the pop ups but I think they do have a main menu if you press menu on your remote.