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Seems like a marketing gimmick so far, since it's Superman and Jor-El stored his messages on crystals.
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Good bye disc rot and skipping discs

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Seems like a marketing gimmick so far, since it's Superman and Jor-El stored his messages on crystals.
I imagine Superman was chosen for that reason, however the technology itself seems promising. I'm sure they invested a fair amount of money in this, and it's nice to see Warner still cares about film preservation.
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