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News Credits: 5749 · by **El Duque** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:17 am

nelson, the site admin of Michael Bay's official Shoot for the Edit forum, has revealed a few more details about the Transformers Dark of the Moon Ultimate Collection Signature Edition Blu-ray Set scheduled to release on January 31st, 2012. According to this post the set will feature seven discs. More details to follow on Monday. nelson recently revealed this set will sell for $100.00.

nelson wrote:

You guys are killing me.

On Jan 31 there will be 2 products released:

1.- The TFDOTM 3D Blu-ray

It includes:

Disc 1 - DOTM Blu-ray
Disc 2 - Behing the Scenes
Disc 3 - DOTM 3D Blu-ray
Disc 4 - DOTM DVD/Digital Copy

2.- 7-Disc Limited Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Trilogy (with 3D Blu-ray)

I'll post the specifics of the 7-disc edition on Monday.

News Credits: 25 · by **SW's SilverHammer** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:01 pm

Disc 1 - DOTM Blu-ray
Disc 2 - Behing the Scenes
Disc 3 - DOTM 3D Blu-ray
Disc 4 - DOTM DVD/Digital Copy

Really four disks dedicated to D.O.T.M. Granted I like the movie and I could understand two disks maybe even three but four. Okay Disc 1 - DOTM Blu-ray makes sense, Behing the Scenes makes sense, Disc 3 - DOTM 3D Blu-ray why not just make 3D an option on the first disk, Disc 4 - DOTM DVD/Digital Copy isn't that what was first released okay maybe without the digital copy but still it's a little redundant I mean whats the point. Well beside trying to make money

by **what0080** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:22 pm

Because a 3D movie take up A LOT of space. So much so, that it needs to be kept on a separate disc that can handle the space. And the first release didn't have an on-disc Digital Copy. It had a DVD copy and a downloadable Digital Copy. Downloadable Digital Copies can only be used once, while On-Disc Digital Copies can be used as many times as necessary as long as they are tied to the same account used the first time.

Also...its a good thing I waited for this version instead of falling for what I call "The Avatar Trap."

EDIT: I also found out that Blu-Ray 3D is a separate format than Blu-Ray and can only be played on Blu-Ray 3D players/PlayStation 3.

News Credits: 25 · by **SW's SilverHammer** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 2:54 pm

what0080 wrote:Because a 3D movie take up A LOT of space. So much so, that it needs to be kept on a separate disc that can handle the space. And the first release didn't have an on-disc Digital Copy. It had a DVD copy and a downloadable Digital Copy. Downloadable Digital Copies can only be used once, while On-Disc Digital Copies can be used as many times as necessary as long as they are tied to the same account used the first time.

Also...its a good thing I waited for this version instead of falling for what I call "The Avatar Trap."

EDIT: I also found out that Blu-Ray 3D is a separate format than Blu-Ray and can only be played on Blu-Ray 3D players/PlayStation 3.

Two things One You are right but it still feels silly to me. And Two When is Blu-Ray Finally Going to Kick off completely I thought there were what now three other formats Superior to Blu-Ray by now

by **Bouncy X** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 5:49 pm

i see....so Pirates 4 was starting a trend where you have to buy the 3D version if you want any extras. this is gonna be annoying, i mean sure it means i have 3D discs for the future if i ever go that way but considering they charge 5-8 dollars more for 3D versions around here, its sorta annoying.

but i didn't buy the movie only edition from october so least i'm not double dipping.

as for the box set, if its 7 discs well that seems obvious for content. each movie will be the 2 disc versions already released where disc 1 is the movie and disc 2 the extras...and since they said the 3D Part 3 is part of that deal, there's disc 7.

i'm a sucker for box sets but i already have the first two so sucks for me. lol though this will one day sale for cheap so knowing me i'll probably grab it then....unless a Part 4 has come or is coming by then.