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You're probably right. It would certainly be a major SNAFU to have the actual film split over two discs

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In Reply to: RE: The text on the website you provided isn't specifc posted by racerguy on September 05, 2007 at 12:18:25

But I think the fact that a two-disc set required for HD DVD provides the same content as a one disc on Blu-ray makes the point regardless.
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I'm not so sure I'd categorize a split film as a "major SNAFU" - racerguy 21:23:44 09/05/07 (1)
Lots of them out there on DVD (such as the LOTR Extended Edition sets), and I've never heard anyone complain. I think it would be better not to split a film if it's not necessary, but having a film split across two discs doesn't bother me. Once upon a time, all but the shortest films had intermissions.
- The film is 138 minutes - Jack G 05:07:29 09/06/07 (0)
  Considering they got King Kong on 1 disc, and that's over 3 hrs, this will fit easily.
  Jack

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