Jurassic World (2015)

[Santa Barbara]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

JPIII does. The other films have extensive documentaries.

if this one had a two hour doc I would accept that but its just a bunch of crappy featurettes which is a damn shame considering how much money this movie made for Universal.
Universal is really dropping the ball on this and Furious 7 .
Guess I will settle with a UV digital version then since I wont pay for a lackluster package.

Most people that aren't hardcore film fans don't even listen to commentaries or watch all those extras. They watch the film and move on.

[InuYashaCrusade]

The aspect ratio was sort of strange while watching this in the theater, huh.

[Invisiblegt]

Originally Posted by Santa Barbara

Most people that aren't hardcore film fans don't even listen to commentaries or watch all those extras. They watch the film and move on.

I'd consider myself a hardcore film fan, and I, literally, could not care less about extras or commentary. I'm a fan of the film itself. The behind the scenes stuff, the commentary saying that, "with this scene, the table wasn't supposed to be knocked over, but it happened, so we left it in," the documentary about the score... None of that interests me personally. I understand the appeal, certainly, but for me, movies have always been akin to magic. I want to be dazzled, and once I learn the "trick," I'll never quite be able to recapture that. I'll always see the mechanics behind the trick, but never truly allow myself to be astonished by the actual thing happening.

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Invisiblegt

I'd consider myself a hardcore film fan, and I, literally, could not care less about extras or commentary. I'm a fan of the film itself. The behind the scenes stuff, the commentary saying that, "with this scene, the table wasn't supposed to be knocked over, but it happened, so we left it in," the documentary about the score... None of that interests me personally. I understand the appeal, certainly, but for me, movies have always been akin to magic. I want to be dazzled, and once I learn the "trick," I'll never quite be able to recapture that. I'll always see the mechanics behind the trick, but never truly allow myself to be astonished by the actual thing happening.

I totally agree with 100% of everything in your post.

[Captain Flint]

Originally Posted by Invisiblegt

I'd consider myself a hardcore film fan, and I, literally, could not care less about extras or commentary. I'm a fan of the film itself. The behind the scenes stuff, the commentary saying that, "with this scene, the table wasn't supposed to be knocked over, but it happened, so we left it in," the documentary about the score... None of that interests me personally. I understand the appeal, certainly, but for me, movies have always been akin to magic. I want to be dazzled, and once I learn the "trick," I'll never quite be able to recapture that. I'll always see the mechanics behind the trick, but never truly allow myself to be astonished by the actual thing happening.

Couldn't possibly agree more. I watch the movie and move on.

[Riddhi2011]

Originally Posted by Jrock8046

"Only the IMAX versions projected the film correctly."

Not so. I work for a theater that does not have an imax, and we were able to project it correctly without any letterboxing or pillarboxing of the image, without any image loss, too.

You were lucky then. None of the theatres I visited projected JW correctly. In terms of a theatrical experience, if the aim was to have an image wider than 1.85:1, then it failed regarding that mission in most theatres. Because most projectionists left it running either "as is" in flat format, with all the black bars at the top-bottom and the sides, or cropped to 2.39:1. I literally had to start a quarrel with the projectionist to make him see the point.
I think 1.85:1 is better as projectionists won't screw it up in most cases. Also there isn't much difference between the two formats visually in a cinema hall.
But then they should maintain the 2.00:1 ratio for the new trilogy for the sake of continuity.

[gsmith930]

So if the Best Buy exclusive is a shirt does that make the Amazon exclusive a steelbook?

[BillieCassin]

Originally Posted by gsmith930

So if the Best Buy exclusive is a shirt does that make the Amazon exclusive a steelbook?

That sounds like a logic puzzle on an SAT.

[blu-mike]

Originally Posted by gsmith930

So if the Best Buy exclusive is a shirt does that make the Amazon exclusive a steelbook?

It comes with heels that you use to out run T-rexes

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by gsmith930

So if the Best Buy exclusive is a shirt does that make the Amazon exclusive a steelbook?

Amazon don't usually do steelbooks in my experience. They have the bookends set, which seems more their bag. Maybe Target will have unique packaging.

[deeptunes2]

There is a link for limited edition packaging version that doesnt include the t-shirt. This might be the steelbook

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/jurassic...v=product+view

[Optimus-Prime-Rox]

Originally Posted by deeptunes2

There is a link for limited edition packaging version that doesnt include the t-shirt. This might be the steelbook

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/jurassic...v=product+view

Hope it is a real steelbook & not one of those round metal tins that some places have up for pre-order.

[flyry]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Amazon don't usually do steelbooks in my experience. They have the bookends set, which seems more their bag. Maybe Target will have unique packaging.

but there's already a more expensive version with the statue/bookend

[jvince]

[brettxwt]

So does the standard BD not come with the DVD anymore?

[Deathbymonkeys]

Originally Posted by jvince

That is so cool.

[Blastcage]

That does look kinda cool...but I want a steelbook, with the 3D disc included. I also want this movie to come out faster, lol...

[Astro Zombie]

That lunchbox looks sweet.

[brooks101189]

Originally Posted by brettxwt

So does the standard BD not come with the DVD anymore?

Some people here said that the Bluray+Digital HD artwork is for the UK version

[kong73]

it'll go great with my Jaws lunch box case