Batman (1989) (25th Anniversary Edition)

[TylerDurden389]

Originally Posted by Petey Parker

You're welcome everybody.
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...&postcount=471
If anyone else is interested in anything, let me know and I'll see what I can do for you.

The Wild Life (1984)
Miami Vice tv series (the whole set)
Rocky 4

[JavaJulien]

I bought the Digibook last November. Given WB's track record (looking at you Nolan trilogy) I'm only expecting a few new extras here.

[tob]

I like to see new interviews or Q/A special with the likes of Tim Burton and Michael Keaton.

[Lt. Brannigan]

If they release this as a ultimate edition release with extra and completely unnecessary junk I will get it.

[filmmusic]

I would get this only if it has a new transfer, substantially improved from the previous one (still waiting for my bluray to come), and again, maybe not.

[dallywhitty]

I. WANT. THIS. IN. MY. BED.

We (well, you American folk) already received a re-packaging for the 20th Anniversary release, so surely this upcoming disc will have new extras? Only time will tell, but I'd love an extensive 25th anniversary retrospective about the legacy of the film.

[Riddler95]

I intended to get the Batman Anthology Blu-Ray Set but last summer at Wal-Mart I was able to get the four movies individually for $8.00 each. I ended paying $32.00 plus tax which was more than half the price of buying the Anthology Set.

When Warner Bros re-releases Blu-Ray titles they usually repackage the existing disc. I that the Batman: 25th Anniversary Edition will simply be the exact same disc that was originally released in 2009.

[Marv Inc.]

Originally Posted by klauswhereareyou

Here's hoping for new documentary, and deleted scenes.

This, Dangerous Days style epic.

[GenPion]

Originally Posted by MifuneFan

I think I would literally cry if TAS made it's way to BD.

That would be a Day 1 purchase. Make it happen, WB! (Please?)

[Gold Ranger]

Originally Posted by Riddler95

I intended to get the Batman Anthology Blu-Ray Set but last summer at Wal-Mart I was able to get the four movies individually for $8.00 each. I ended paying $32.00 plus tax which was more than half the price of buying the Anthology Set.

When Warner Bros re-releases Blu-Ray titles they usually repackage the existing disc. I that the Batman: 25th Anniversary Edition will somply be the exact same disc that was originally released in 2009.

Why didn't you get the 4-Film Favourites instead?
It's only $19.99

[Tyger]

I love my 20th Anniversary digibook, which is already packed, but I'm sure I'll end up getting this. As it is, I still want to get the SteelBook.

[Petey Parker]

Originally Posted by TylerDurden389

The Wild Life (1984)
Miami Vice tv series (the whole set)
Rocky 4

I think I might have used up my Rocky karma when I bought the Undisputed collection and then the Heavyweight Collection was announced.

[L.J.]

Originally Posted by filmmusic

I just bought the steelbook of BATMAN (1989)!!!

Yea me to. Still cool that there doing this.

[Chaz05]

They need to get on the ball and give us the Mask of the Phantasm. It's the only theatrical Batman film that hasn't been released on Blu.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by Chaz05

They need to get on the ball and give us the Mask of the Phantasm. It's the only theatrical Batman film that hasn't been released on Blu.

Technically the Batman serials were shown theatrically too

(But I do get what you're saying and I agree)

[Riddler95]

Originally Posted by KaineKinetic

Why didn't you get the 4-Film Favourites instead?
It's only $19.99

The 4-Film Favourites isn't available to buy here in Canada and I also read complaints about the discs being scratched since they are stacked on top of each other.

I'm happy with my individual versions. I have no complaints at all.

[movieman1979]

Originally Posted by sxerunner

I'd be all over a JFK-like box for Batman.

Yes, so much YES!!

[thompsonjohn]

Can't imagine there will be anything of substance that is newly produced for this that will make me want to abandon my digibook release. Only thing I could imagine that would be interesting is a new retrospective that includes all the major players like Burton, Keaton, Nicholson, Basinger, Billy Dee Williams and some others like Sean Young, Danny Elfman, Peter Guber, Jon Peters, Sam Hamm, maybe even include Christopher and Jonathan Nolan on how it may have influenced them.

[kristoffer]

If it has a beautiful remaster I would be tempted!

[tylergfoster]

Originally Posted by thompsonjohn

Can't imagine there will be anything of substance that is newly produced for this that will make me want to abandon my digibook release. Only thing I could imagine that would be interesting is a new retrospective that includes all the major players like Burton, Keaton, Nicholson, Basinger, Billy Dee Williams and some others like Sean Young, Danny Elfman, Peter Guber, Jon Peters, Sam Hamm, maybe even include Christopher and Jonathan Nolan on how it may have influenced them.

My memory of who all is on the extensive documentaries produced when the existing Blu-Rays were initially produced as 2-disc DVDs is hazy, but Nicholson was definitely a new interview and Keaton was definitely a vintage one. I think most of the major players sat down for new interviews. I'd only need to see an interview with Keaton, as most of them probably haven't changed their view on the film much in five or so years.