Pitch Black/Chronicles of Riddick Questions?

[KenThompson]

I haven't had any problems with either movie. Riddick is a different movie from Pitch Black but I still found it entertaining. Picked them up at Best Buy in a 2 pack for $36. and then used my 3 $5. discounts and ended up getting both for $21. Oh, the pq on Riddick is near flawless.

[aramis109]

I really never liked Chronicles all that much until I got it on BD in the 2-pack. Have to say that seeing it all the way through with the Director's Cut made the difference for me. I still like PB more, but it's a fun movie in it's own right. Get both. Worst thing that happens is that you don't like Chronicles and can sell it on here or ebay.

[Rothwilder Blu]

I think they stack up similar to how Alien/Aliens is.

One is more suspence and build up, the second one is just non stop action.

Like them both, am hoping for a third (4th if you count the animated)

[PH3AR]

I loved Chronicles of Riddick a very good movie and has great PQ/AQ so you should get on blu, not the biggest Pitch Black fan but i loved this movie!

[owa]

No problems to report here (both worked fine for me) but some did have issues with CoR. Here is a thread on it: https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...hlight=Riddick

Originally Posted by SquidPuppet

I dig both. A lot. PQ and AQ are very good on both IMO.

Same here.

[General Vyper]

Originally Posted by Rothwilder Blu

I think they stack up similar to how
Like them both, am hoping for a third (4th if you count the animated)

You're in luck then, Vin Diesel said on the Jonathan Ross show recently (a chat show here in the UK) that he's starting filming for the third Riddick film in early 2010: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf3GKUzaG7s

[Pineapples101]

Question regarding CoR DC Blu Ray...

http://www.dvdcompare.net lists the following special feature:
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparison...hp?fid=15382#1
BD-Live: "Streaming Feature" ("Director's cut" only): Audio commentary by director/writer David Twohy and actor/producer Vin Diesel (from 2009)


Specific to the US DC Blu Ray.
However, I have never heard of this feature mentioned in any reviews of the disc and the back cover picture from bluray.com doesn't show any mention of it either:
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-C...y/3981/#Review

So, questions:
* Does this exist and has anyone ever heard it or is an error on the part of DVDcompare?
* Is it a streaming BDLive only option that requires the disc to be in an internet capable player?
* Is this a US only BDLive feature?
* And if it is a BDLive only option, does the option still exist?

I nearly bought the UK Riddick collection the other day, and then spotted this additional US only feature and as a completest, I thought I had better do my research as to which version to buy.