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You're wandering so deep in the forest, you can't see the trees

Posted by Jazz Inmate on March 11, 2008 at 22:18:46:
Jack, most people buy a movie to...watch the movie.

Most people don't care about java-enabled content, let alone decimal places--2.0 designations vs 1.1.

DVDs have been issued and reissued and re-reissued frequently, with totally new bonus content. This has been going on for 10 years. It's normal studio behavior. This is a simple progression of that. Sure, you can whine about the format "not being finalized" or other hysterical claims, but those aren't accurate. It's up to the studio what content to include.
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Call it, friendo.