Warner is screwy...as for "new latest'n greatest version", that is hardly specific to blu-ray

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In Reply to: Double dip for BD 300? posted by Jack G on July 31, 2007 at 08:44:21:

CDs, DVDs, vinyl and every other format if it's around long enough, has reissues featuring "new and improved" content. The fifth element BD remaster is an earlier example of this on blu-ray.

I got my promo copy of 300 last night from Warner Home Video. No reason to get another one unless maybe they make a BD50 using a better codec.
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Topic - Double dip for BD 300? - Jack G 08:44:21 07/31/07 (5)

Amazon can't keep it in stock. This is amazing NT - Jazz Inmate 15:44:29 08/02/07 (1)

They've sold out of other titles in the past (nt) - Jack G 16:35:38 08/03/07 (0)

RE: Double dip for BD 300? - 4season 06:53:05 08/01/07 (0)

Warner is screwy...as for "new latest'n greatest version", that is hardly specific to blu-ray - Jazz Inmate 13:16:29 07/31/07 (1)

True - Jack G 15:12:23 07/31/07 (0)

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Warner is screwy...as for "new latest'n greatest version", that is hardly specific to blu-ray - Jazz Inmate 13:16:29 07/31/07 (1)

True - Jack G 15:12:23 07/31/07 (0)

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