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a) it will be expensive
b)i don't have a blu-ray deviceable thingamaboby...

ArmadaPrime wrote:b)i don't have a blu-ray deviceable thingamaboby...

You will in the future though.

I have the regular movie, I just wish they'd include a "Deluxe" edition with deleted scenes. Like say, when Sentinel kills Skids and Mudflap after he murders Ironhide. From what Bay and Nelson have said, weren't those scenes filmed, finished and the 'bots rendered, but just cut from the final product? Makes you wonder what else was finished but cut...

Burn wrote:

ArmadaPrime wrote:b)i don't have a blu-ray deviceable thingamaboby...

You will in the future though.

Will I?actually, thinking about it, I will have to, the way things are going...
VHS FTW!

Ultra Markus wrote:

RoboTopia wrote::CON: This is very interesting, But I would be even more interested in a TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION SPECIAL BLU-RAY RELEASE!!!!?!
...Pay ATTENTION, HASBRO, ETC...

DITTO!

What the hell would be the point? It's a damn cartoon! The quality would look no different from the DVD version. Even so, hardly any of the general public would buy it. Hasbro is paying attention. You want Blueray? Take the DVD version, get a blue marker and draw the Blueray symbol on the top of the case and on the front of the disk. There you go.

SlyTF1 wrote:

Ultra Markus wrote:

RoboTopia wrote::CON: This is very interesting, But I would be even more interested in a TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION SPECIAL BLU-RAY RELEASE!!!!?!
...Pay ATTENTION, HASBRO, ETC...

DITTO!

What the hell would be the point? It's a damn cartoon! The quality would look no different from the DVD version. Even so, hardly any of the general public would buy it. Hasbro is paying attention. You want Blueray? Take the DVD version, get a blue marker and draw the Blueray symbol on the top of the case and on the front of the disk. There you go.

You do realize that cartoons can be visually remastered to look more vibrant, cleaner , and up-to-date, yes? That's what happened with both the Kid Rhino and Shout! Factory DVDs of the G1 cartoon. You think they just used nothing but the original broadcast masters? Of course not. They refined the video and audio of the G1 cartoon to make it be the best it could be. The same was done for the G1 movie in its various special edition DVDs, but that's probably as best as its gonna get. After all, the UK DVD release looked exactly the same as the Sony U.S. DVD release.

Sabrblade wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:

Ultra Markus wrote:

RoboTopia wrote::CON: This is very interesting, But I would be even more interested in a TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION SPECIAL BLU-RAY RELEASE!!!!?!
...Pay ATTENTION, HASBRO, ETC...

DITTO!

What the hell would be the point? It's a damn cartoon! The quality would look no different from the DVD version. Even so, hardly any of the general public would buy it. Hasbro is paying attention. You want Blueray? Take the DVD version, get a blue marker and draw the Blueray symbol on the top of the case and on the front of the disk. There you go.

You do realize that cartoons can be visually remastered to look more vibrant, cleaner , and up-to-date, yes? That's what happened with both the Kid Rhino and Shout! Factory DVDs of the G1 cartoon. You think they just used nothing but the original broadcast masters? Of course not. They refined the video and audio of the G1 cartoon to make it be the best it could be. The same was done for the G1 movie in its various special edition DVDs, but that's probably as best as its gonna get. After all, the UK DVD release looked exactly the same as the Sony U.S. DVD release.

That's kind of what I meant.

nelson, the site admin of Michael Bay's Official Shoot for the Edit forums, has posted a few additional details regarding the Transformers Trilogy Ultimate Collection Signature Edition DVD/Blu-ray set we first brought you word of earlier this month. The limited edition will apparently be coming out a little later than previously stated.

• The Signature series box set will available January 31, 2012.
  
• It will include the DOTM 3D Blu-ray as an added bonus.
• Price has still TBD.

Here are the images we brought you earlier:

indeed,wtf is it?

freakzero1981 wrote:wtf is it?

Too expensive. Lame and not enough bonus features. Stupid film cell as a "bonus." It contains ROTF.

Enough reasons not to buy right there.

Each one will come with an autographed picture of Michael Bay sitting on top of a huge pile of money.

No news on the Transformers: Dark of the Moon 3D Extended Edition yet? Safe to assume its not coming out Dec. 6th =/

Asuras wrote:No news on the Transformers: Dark of the Moon 3D Extended Edition yet? Safe to assume its not coming out Dec. 6th =/

The only thing that is coming out Dec. 6th is Transformers Prime: Darkness Rising on dvd.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Transform ... ray/26038/

Shows Dec. 6th, guess not =*(

Hmmm... it's a picture of a shiny metal thing next to another shiny metal thing against a shiny metal background.

Can we get some pictures that don't suck?

RiddlerJ wrote:Each one will come with an autographed picture of Michael Bay sitting on top of a huge pile of money.

This is sig-worthy.

We now have a price for the upcoming Transformers Trilogy Ultimate Collection Signature Edition DVD/ Blu-Ray Set. According to a recent update by nelson, the admin of Michael Bay's official Shoot for the Edit forums, the set will sell for $100.00.

Yes, the 3D Blu-ray will be sold as a single SKU.

TF Signature Series will be $100.

• They will be autographed by Bay.
  
• Will be sold on Amazon.com and another US retailer.
  
• They will contain the 3 TF Blu-ray movies + behind the scenes stuff.
  
• It will include the DOTM 3D Blu-ray as an added bonus.
• Limited to 5000 set worldwide
• Available January 31st, 2012

Here are the images we brought you earlier:

wow only $100 thought it would be more, 100 bucks is pretty reasonable for what it is.

im sorry but when i just picked up the harry potter 8 disc bluray set for 65$ this is a real ripoff.especially when ive seen the bluray's going for 10-15 a piece near me at several big retailers.

alternator77 wrote:im sorry but when i just picked up the harry potter 8 disc bluray set for 65$ this is a real ripoff.especially when ive seen the bluray's going for 10-15 a piece near me at several big retailers.

But is that autographed by Michael Bay? I think not.

SlyTF1 wrote:

alternator77 wrote:im sorry but when i just picked up the harry potter 8 disc bluray set for 65$ this is a real ripoff.especially when ive seen the bluray's going for 10-15 a piece near me at several big retailers.

But is that autographed by Michael Bay? I think not.

Unless he autographed it in blood, that price is outrageous.

Sabrblade wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:

alternator77 wrote:im sorry but when i just picked up the harry potter 8 disc bluray set for 65$ this is a real ripoff.especially when ive seen the bluray's going for 10-15 a piece near me at several big retailers.

But is that autographed by Michael Bay? I think not.

Unless he autographed it in blood, that price is outrageous.

It's still cheaper than I expected it to be. I expected it to be about $200.

$100? That's a bit high, even with Bay's autograph. Even with 5000 units, it will probably go really fast, and a lot of people will try to turn a quick profit on eBay or Amazon, which will also distribute the set.