The 88 Films Thread

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Is that dual format though? Doesn't say so.

I think it is, they made a point to say that Sainsbury’s would be the only ‘real shop’ you could buy it from.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I think it is, they made a point to say that Sainsbury’s would be the only ‘real shop’ you could buy it from.

The one shown elsewhere has a dual format sticker on it. That doesn't. Just says blu-ray.

Hopefully if someone buys a copy they can say for certain.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The one shown elsewhere has a dual format sticker on it. That doesn't. Just says blu-ray.

Hopefully if someone buys a copy they can say for certain.

I was looking at it this morning. Dont recall if it included a betamax copy mind...

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[John Matrix]

I've never got why folk care about dual format, or why the even still produce them.

Has anyone ever thought, for example Think I'll watch Swamp Thing tonight, hmm will I put the blu ray in or the DVD, I think I'll go with the DVD

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by John Matrix

I've never got why folk care about dual format, or why the even still produce them.

Has anyone ever thought, for example Think I'll watch Swamp Thing tonight, hmm will I put the blu ray in or the DVD, I think I'll go with the DVD

Don't forget that some people do not have access to a Blu-Ray player, so DVD's are still the format of choice for them

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Don't forget that some people do not have access to a Blu-Ray player, so DVD's are still the format of choice for them

I was having a friendly dig at Dems preference for dvd and I trust he takes it as nothing more than that. But it is a choice, who is it doesn't have access to a blu ray player? They can be picked up for £50. Heck Arrow want that for a 3 disc boxset these days.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

I was having a friendly dig at Dems preference for dvd and I trust he takes it as nothing more than that. But it is a choice, who is it doesn't have access to a blu ray player? They can be picked up for £50. Heck Arrow want that for a 3 disc boxset these days.

The thing is is a blu ray player doesn't cost fifty notes it costs nearer two hundred.

Who wants one that limits you to UK releases? I certainly don't.

Plus the fact it won't play a fifth of my dvds either.

[Justin101]

Someone over on bluray forums posted a pic of the Swamp Thing release and it has just the bluray logo on the sticker but the back clearly shows BD & DVD so I reckon they're all the same rather than Sainsbury's having a unique version!

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...0&postcount=11

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Someone over on bluray forums posted a pic of the Swamp Thing release and it has just the bluray logo on the sticker but the back clearly shows BD & DVD so I reckon they're all the same rather than Sainsbury's having a unique version!

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.p...0&postcount=11

Thanks.

[Justin101]

I want one myself but I'll have to wait until Amazon get them in stock, I don't have a Sainsbury's near me at all!