Carrie (1976) (Collector's Edition)

[bigdaddyhorse]

Originally Posted by cakefactory

Well, that seems to go against what the oldsters here say

I'm 45 and recall nearly every movie spoiled for me in elementary school through high school. If one or more kids had seen something, theywouldn't shut up about it. High school I would either not listen or tell em to shut the **** up. Of course I still heard about a few cuz it was hard to ignore friends saying shit like "you gotta see this flick, a chick gets raped by a tree" or "this dude ****s a corpse and cuts his dick off while cumming", which led to me seeing those flicks.

Some spoilers are good.

[MikeZ.]

I finish watching Dressed To Kill, the Criterion print, when I go online and check my mail. Notification that Carrie is ready for an Amazon pre order.

Timing.

[Karin Kanzuki]

It better be uncensored or no buy.

[ThisKid]

Originally Posted by Karin Kanzuki

It better be uncensored or no buy.

Explain? Carrie has always been uncut.

[Karin Kanzuki]

Originally Posted by ThisKid

Explain? Carrie has always been uncut.

I was told the shower scene was censored on other releases except the original.

[kidglov3s]

Originally Posted by Karin Kanzuki

I was told the shower scene was censored on other releases except the original.

I think you're talking about how you can see more in the shower scene in the open matte version as seen on TV, VHS, etc. Not intentional censoring, just the nature of the composition.

[Scapp70]

This is a total waste if there is no digital code included.

[Arch Stanton]

What a shame

[Post Prod]

If all you want from a bluray release us a digital code, then yes, this is a "total waste". Luckily for Scream, their target audience seems largely comprised of people who do not have that view of bluray releases.

[Dellamorte13]

Originally Posted by Post Prod

If all you want from a bluray release us a digital code, then yes, this is a "total waste". Luckily for Scream, their target audience seems largely comprised of people who do not have that view of bluray releases.

You're right, except most Scream/Shout fans care about the packaging moreso than the disc.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by Post Prod

If all you want from a bluray release us a digital code, then yes, this is a "total waste". Luckily for Scream, their target audience seems largely comprised of people who do not have that view of bluray releases.

I only care about Digital Codes so I can sell the stupid things and use the money to buy more Blu-rays. Only reason why I ask about them in threads.
Physical Copy > Digital Copy.

[Member-222782]

No digital copy - no sale
It better be uncensored or no sale.
Some pretty strange folks out there

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by cine74

No digital copy - no sale
It better be uncensored or no sale.
Some pretty strange folks out there

Yup.
But many times I enjoy it when there's a movie with a few official different cuts available if they're featured all in one package. If the cuts are similar enough, i.e. Kingom of Heaven: Ultimate Edition 2-Disc Blu-ray including BLADE RUNNER, can be featured with seamless branching. If the sources are too dissimilar to each other, i.e. Shout/Scream own Army of Darkness 3-Disc, they'll be on separate discs.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Dellamorte13

You're right, except most Scream/Shout fans care about the packaging moreso than the disc.

I don't think so, of course there's no way to accurately measure one way or another.
I think most SF fans enjoy a great overall release.

I really like the engine in my car, but I also like other things like: GPS, intermittent wipers, radio, AC, floor mats, etc...

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by Ray_Rogers

I only care about Digital Codes so I can sell the stupid things and use the money to buy more Blu-rays. Only reason why I ask about them in threads.
Physical Copy > Digital Copy.

so I'm curious... what do people typically get for a digital copy?

[Dellamorte13]

Originally Posted by rickah88

I don't think so, of course there's no way to accurately measure one way or another.
I think most SF fans enjoy a great overall release.

I really like the engine in my car, but I also like other things like: GPS, intermittent wipers, radio, AC, floor mats, etc...

All I know is I hear more talk about the poster or a slipcover for the slipcover when the transfer or audio turns out to be crap.

[schlock]

Originally Posted by AKORIS

so I'm curious... what do people typically get for a digital copy?

I haven't sold that many, but usually $2-$3 for more widespread releases, and up to $5 for eclectic catalog titles or new releases that aren't huge blockbusters and have a high MSRP. TV-shows or movie sets like Ft13th would fetch well over $5, of course.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by AKORIS

so I'm curious... what do people typically get for a digital copy?

From my posts in the Digital Copy Sale thread over in that section of the forum, it varies. I charge more if one of them carries iTunes. Maybe my prices are a bit much.
I have no need for them since I heavily prefer physical media over digital for movies and TV Shows. Great way for me to get more money to use for more Blu-rays. When it also is with a DVD which isn't substantial to the Blu-ray, sometimes there are some which it's worth it to keep, I sell them on eBay but not as often anymore.
Occasionally I even use the money to buy OST CDs.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Dellamorte13

All I know is I hear more talk about the poster or a slipcover for the slipcover when the transfer or audio turns out to be crap.

Must be selective hearing.

[Dellamorte13]

Originally Posted by rickah88

Must be selective hearing.

Well, the majority of it is from this site. Shocking, right?