The Arrow Thread

[paulc]

Originally Posted by Rik

According to the leak on the other thread it's Christmas Evil so we're both wrong, official announcement at lunchtime today so we'll know for sure then

Ah well - maybe next year! I do wish there were more classic Christmas slashers around...

[BAKA]

I noticed this on their Facebook page:

We're just putting together our plans for Q1 and we're wondering what format packages to lean to. Which of the following would you rather buy? Feel free to comment!

Blu-ray £19.99 RRP or DVD £15.99 RRP

Dual Format £19.99 RRP

So it looks like we might be getting the Q1 schedule soon.

I also noticed this tidbit from Arrow at the end of a comment about packaging:

...our 2013 is jampacked with excellent titles so we'll have more releases, possibly double what we had in 2012!

Hype Train engines starting .

[fuzzymctiger]

Originally Posted by BAKA

I noticed this on their Facebook page:



So it looks like we might be getting the Q1 schedule soon.

I also noticed this tidbit from Arrow at the end of a comment about packaging:



Hype Train engines starting .

****, at least let me get a job first!!

[Rik]

I'm sure Alan Jones will fill us in before Arrow get the chance

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Not knowing which formats they are going to go with is nonsense.

Sales figures should dictate this surely.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Not knowing which formats they are going to go with is nonsense.

Sales figures should dictate this surely.

You would think! And askng if people would want a BD for £19.99 or a dual format BD/dvd for £19.99? Kind of a waste of typing a question really. Of course people will want more for the same price

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

You would think! And askng if people would want a BD for £19.99 or a dual format BD/dvd for £19.99? Kind of a waste of typing a question really. Of course people will want more for the same price

Personally I wouldn't care either way as the DVDs never get watched if its Dual Format.

Although I'd still vote for both at the same price for the people who do benefit from it

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Personally I wouldn't care either way as the DVDs never get watched if its Dual Format.

Although I'd still vote for both at the same price for the people who do benefit from it

To me a dual format is a waste of time.

If i have Blu then why do i want a dvd as well? and if i only have dvd then i certainly don't need a blu.

[Baseball Fury]

I disagree that Dual Format is a waste of time, from a DVD consumers point. If you can pick up a dual format for a couple of quid more than a DVD, when the time comes that you do decide to go HD, then that's a whole bunch of double dipping you don't need to do.

It pretty much is a bust from a blu perspective though, except for kids films.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Baseball Fury

I disagree that Dual Format is a waste of time, from a DVD consumers point. If you can pick up a dual format for a couple of quid more than a DVD, when the time comes that you do decide to go HD, then that's a whole bunch of double dipping you don't need to do.

It pretty much is a bust from a blu perspective though, except for kids films.

Double dipping is only something collectors do, not the public at large.