A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy's Revenge/Dream Warriors - Sep 27, 2011

[C. Brown]

Originally Posted by Ruemorgue10

Freddy's Revenge is indeed one of the "gayest" movies I've seen but it has some good qualities, namely Kevin Yagher's make-up effects and Chistopher Young's music score. I also think it has one of the best nightmare sequences of the whole series, the opening with the school bus.

And why does the homoerotic theme make it bad?

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Fragile Line

They will. It'll be a 1 disc BD50. 25gb for each film. There will probably be no special features except for a theatrical trailer for each film, if that. I'm definately passing on this crappy release.

No offense but what exactly are you expecting?!? The DVD's were barebones.

[DVDFreaker]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

Why not? The only difference will be having 1 case on your shelf instead of 2.

It will be cheaper than buying 2 separate releases. It will be on a BD-50, so the picture/sound would be identical to any individual discs they could have released.

Because I hate 2 movies in 1 case

[Chloenator]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

No offense but what exactly are you expecting?!? The DVD's were barebones.

You obviously didn't see the bonus disc in the Nightmare Collection DVD box set called The Nightmare Series Encyclopedia. The disc includes interviews with cast members, all of the directors and the production design team. Plus never-before-available footage (like Freddy's appearance on MTV), music videos from the films, original press kit materials, and all 7 theatrical trailers. DVD-ROM content includes all seven screenplays, trivia games, and an interactive Freddy Krueger to haunt your computer. Doesn't sound so barebones to me.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Fragile Line

You obviously didn't see the bonus disc in the Nightmare Collection DVD box set called The Nightmare Series Encyclopedia. The disc includes interviews with cast members, all of the directors and the production design team. Plus never-before-available footage (like Freddy's appearance on MTV), music videos from the films, original press kit materials, and all 7 theatrical trailers. DVD-ROM content includes all seven screenplays, trivia games, and an interactive Freddy Krueger to haunt your computer. Yeah, I'd call that barebones.

Not only have i seen it, I own it.

That's a part of a boxed set. The individual releases have always been barebones so feel free to all you want.

[Chloenator]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Not only have i seen it, I own it.

That's a part of a boxed set. The individual releases have always been barebones so feel free to all you want.

Waste your money all you want on a crappy release then. Warner/New Line is not getting any money from me on this franchise until they give it the release it deserves. I'll stick with my DVD set until then. This release sucks! Plain and simple.

[C. Brown]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Not only have i seen it, I own it.

That's a part of a boxed set. The individual releases have always been barebones so feel free to all you want.

You're wrong. If it has that much extras, it wasn't a barebones release. It's your fault for not buying the box instead of the singles. You were acting like extras were never created for the discs.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by C. Brown

You're wrong. If it has that much extras, it wasn't a barebones release. It's your fault for not buying the box instead of the singles. You were acting like extras were never created for the discs.

Re-read. I OWN the boxed set.
The individual releases never had extras. The boxed set did. It's pretty freakin' simple.

[Chloenator]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Re-read. I OWN the boxed set.
The individual releases never had extras. The boxed set did. It's pretty freakin' simple.

BUT the fact remains that there ARE special features for all the films! It's just that Warner/New Line is too lazy to port them over for the Blu-ray releases. There may even be stuff they never released. Who knows? This is just a piss poor release and I don't support it at all.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Fragile Line

BUT the fact remains that there ARE special features for all the films! It's just that Warner/New Line is too lazy to port them over for the Blu-ray releases. There may even be stuff they never released. Who knows? This is just a piss poor release and I don't support it at all.

You want to talk "piss poor?" The Analyze This/That double-feature removed the commentaries and any of the extras that were on the dvd's. THAT is something to ***** about.

You may still get your precious extras in the inevitable boxed set.

[DaleDark]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Not only have i seen it, I own it.

That's a part of a boxed set. The individual releases have always been barebones so feel free to all you want.

+1

To the other gentleman, we get it, you aren't happy w/ the double feature, but seeing as WB's business model for BD releases of catalog titles, if they include any special features is to port them over in SD 480i (which can't be upscaled from a BD), what does it even matter. Complaining about it here will get you nowhere (I doubt anyone from WB/NL HV is reading this forum), unless you like pissing on everyone elses' parade, which if that is the case, I feel sad for you. Seeing as the likelyhood of them putting out Freddy's Dead w/ the anaglyph 3D ending is slim and none, I'll be holding on to my boxset for the forseeable future anyway.

In the meantime, I'll be anticipating some Dokken in DTS-HD MA 5.1!!!

P.S.: Who else had a crush on Patricia Arquette after seeing Dream Warriors?

[JJE-187]

Hopefully this is 2 Blu-ray's with extras and not 2 movies on 1 Blu-ray

[goodstuff]

I just want the movies in HD, so this will be mine. Part 3 is right up there with the original for me.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by JJE-187

Hopefully this is 2 Blu-ray's with extras and not 2 movies on 1 Blu-ray

You clearly didn't bother reading any of this thread. It will be 2 on one.

And, really, what does it matter? Would you prefer two separate BD-25's?

[Chloenator]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Would you prefer two separate BD-25's?

Yes, I prefer each film get their own disc and I want them all to be released in a box set.

[DaleDark]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

You clearly didn't bother reading any of this thread. It will be 2 on one.

And, really, what does it matter? Would you prefer two separate BD-25's?

Actually, only the release date and cover art has been announced. No other details have been made public. We're just assuming (based on their other double feature discs) that it'll be 2 movies on one disc w/ no features. For all we know they could be fully featured on a flipper disc (and if you believe that, I've got a bridge for sale in Brooklyn. Its a steal, I tell ya!!!).

[jedilips]

Originally Posted by Fragile Line

Yes, I prefer each film get their own disc and I want them all to be released in a box set.

first world problems

[wormraper]

Originally Posted by Fragile Line

You obviously didn't see the bonus disc in the Nightmare Collection DVD box set called The Nightmare Series Encyclopedia. The disc includes interviews with cast members, all of the directors and the production design team. Plus never-before-available footage (like Freddy's appearance on MTV), music videos from the films, original press kit materials, and all 7 theatrical trailers. DVD-ROM content includes all seven screenplays, trivia games, and an interactive Freddy Krueger to haunt your computer. Doesn't sound so barebones to me.

ahhh, basically garbage stuff that 99% of the world (me included) doesn't give a crap about, will never watch etc etc

[miller_time22]

People who are interested in Elm Street extras should definitely pick up Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy.

[Ruemorgue10]

Originally Posted by C. Brown

And why does the homoerotic theme make it bad?

Because it's not the least bit subtle.