Trouble With the Curve

[malcy30]

Warner obviously think the market for baseball films in the UK is too small to bother with BD. It's the same with Lions Gate and the NFL film Draft Day, where at the NFL games at Wembley this year they were promoting it on the screens as digital. It gets a DVD only, no BD release next year. Again for that if you want BD there is a Scandinavian RB version as the U.S. is RA locked.

[Maccadinho25]

Originally Posted by malcy30

Warner obviously think the market for baseball films in the UK is too small to bother with BD. It's the same with Lions Gate and the NFL film Draft Day, where at the NFL games at Wembley this year they were promoting it on the screens as digital. It gets a DVD only, no BD release next year. Again for that if you want BD there is a Scandinavian RB version as the U.S. is RA locked.

No Million Dollar Arm either it would seem! DVD only

[malcy30]

Originally Posted by Maccadinho25

No Million Dollar Arm either it would seem! DVD only

Have the US Million Dollar Arm and that's region free

[Maccadinho25]

Originally Posted by malcy30

Have the US Million Dollar Arm and that's region free

Yeha i picked that up nice and cheap

[stratford]

***Buzz201*** In what way is EUR 4,40 to import a title from Germany expensive?
It arrives very quickly?

I have looked closely, it is mainly Warners that lack a UK release, but have a German relwase.

I don't know your polatics, but many people do not have a multi region Blu-Ray player

[gtrekker]

Originally Posted by malcy30

Warner obviously think the market for baseball films in the UK is too small to bother with BD. It's the same with Lions Gate and the NFL film Draft Day, where at the NFL games at Wembley this year they were promoting it on the screens as digital. It gets a DVD only, no BD release next year. Again for that if you want BD there is a Scandinavian RB version as the U.S. is RA locked.

It's a shame that studios might think like that, after all these movies aren't primarily about the sport but the story of the characters, studios didn't balk at releasing Field of Dreams or Any Given Sunday on blu-ray so why with these movies which still feature surprisingly well known names from Clint, Amy Adams and Justin Timberlake to Kevin Costner and Jennifer Garner in Draft Day (which is also directed by Ivan Reitman)