Revolver Rani (2014) Blu-ray (Eagle) - Snapshots

[MovieMania]

Revolver Rani
2014 | Blu-ray

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Label: Eagle Home Entertainment

Watermarked: No.

Audio:

• DTS-HD MA 5.1
• Dolby Digital 5.1

Subtitles: English

Bonus Content: About the Movie

Blu-ray Forum Link
Revolver Rani (Blu-ray) - 2014 - Hindi

iMDB Link
Revolver Rani (2014)

[prepress]

Screenshots are really impressive. Good work.

[kris26]

Is this bd25 or bd50?

[MovieMania]

Originally Posted by kris26

Is this bd25 or bd50?

It's BD-25.

[Doctor Baap]

Just got my copy yesterday from Amazon India( A legitimate product, mind you, not a cheap pirated copy !).

Was very disappointed to find it as a BD-25 recorded blank( with blue/black recorded side) very similar to the blank BD-25 discs I use to back up my hard disk on my Vaio laptop blu-ray burner !

This is very unlike my last eagle video blu ray, Gangs Of Wasseypur that was on a silver pressed disc with mastering SID code of IFPI LY27( ? France) in the disc inner rim.

Cramming a two hour plus movie on a recorded single layer BD-25 and selling it as a legitimate official product is not what I expected from this marketing company.

[ravenus]

Originally Posted by Doctor Baap

Was very disappointed to find it as a BD-25 recorded blank( with blue/black recorded side) very similar to the blank BD-25 discs I use to back up my hard disk on my Vaio laptop blu-ray burner !
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Cramming a two hour plus movie on a recorded single layer BD-25 and selling it as a legitimate official product is not what I expected from this marketing company.

I agree. Recorded BD's not acceptable as a product unless openly clarified, and they're more appropriate for archival releases like some of the "burn-on-demand" services studios abroad offer, not for new films.

[mrbrat_Boy]

Originally Posted by Doctor Baap

Just got my copy yesterday from Amazon India( A legitimate product, mind you, not a cheap pirated copy !).

Was very disappointed to find it as a BD-25 recorded blank( with blue/black recorded side) very similar to the blank BD-25 discs I use to back up my hard disk on my Vaio laptop blu-ray burner !

This is very unlike my last eagle video blu ray, Gangs Of Wasseypur that was on a silver pressed disc with mastering SID code of IFPI LY27( ? France) in the disc inner rim.

Cramming a two hour plus movie on a recorded single layer BD-25 and selling it as a legitimate official product is not what I expected from this marketing company.

And its not like they adjusted the pricing to conform to this technical handicap. Not to say that it would make everything better, but charging that price and giving you a writable BD disc is pushing their luck. What was that on forgiving Eagle? Yash Raj charges far less for the BD's and they never used these tactics. Or is Eagle trying to break even quicker by charging more and cutting costs??? Whatever their reasons are, its a really terrible way to start.

[prepress]

Agree, similar case was with Nasha Blu-ray, however both movies (B.A. Pass and Nasha) are in my cart and ready to order but after reading this I am worried

[Andrew-Kenneth]

Originally Posted by prepress

Agree, similar case was with Nasha Blu-ray, however both movies (B.A. Pass and Nasha) are in my cart and ready to order but after reading this I am worried

I own both Nasha and B.A. Pass blu-rays.
Nasha is pressed on a BD-R BDMV, whereas B.A. Pass is on a a regular BD-ROM disc.

It is disappointing, to say the least, that Eagle is releasing movies on BD-R discs.
(at least the picture/audio quality is not affected. So, if you just want to enjoy the film you're good.)

Still, kinda takes the "pride of ownership" out of the hobby.

[prepress]

I am okay if the quality is good. But the important things is at least Eagle initiated to release such kind of small budget movies on Blu-ray. May be they don't want to invest a huge amount for these small budget movies so released in this way.
If this is the strategy then they should reduce the price instead of their basic price 799/-

[ravenus]

At least with DVD's it is known that the life of recorded DVD's is significantly less than that of commercial pressed DVD's. Assuming a similar scenario for blu-ray, it is not fair to expect customers to pay full price for less reliable products.

[nrD]

The life of a recorded Blu-ray depends on the disc maker. For example, Verbatim media has supposedly been rated to last 100 years. On the other hand, a brand like Rosewill gets their media from the lower grade stock manufactured by Sony and Phillips. Some of their discs have had defects causing them to last only 5 years. But there are also reports of commercially pressed discs especially manufactured by Sony Austria undergoing decay within 6 years. That disc had been used on Sivaji and some other Hollywood films as well.

[ronin-collection]

Originally Posted by Doctor Baap

Just got my copy yesterday from Amazon India( A legitimate product, mind you, not a cheap pirated copy !).

Was very disappointed to find it as a BD-25 recorded blank( with blue/black recorded side) very similar to the blank BD-25 discs I use to back up my hard disk on my Vaio laptop blu-ray burner !

This is very unlike my last eagle video blu ray, Gangs Of Wasseypur that was on a silver pressed disc with mastering SID code of IFPI LY27( ? France) in the disc inner rim.

Cramming a two hour plus movie on a recorded single layer BD-25 and selling it as a legitimate official product is not what I expected from this marketing company.

^
I ordered 'Golmaal 3' and 'Student Of The Year' from Amazon India couple of days back.

The blu-rays arrived yesterday and I noticed 'Golmaal 3' was a recorded disk not a silver pressed one. I haven't checked 'Student Of The Year', but I wouldn't be surprised if that too is a recorded disk.