More Movie DVD Exclusives
Thursday, October 11th, 2007 6:00PM CDT
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Borders is including an Exclusive "Making of Booklet" when you buy transformers for $39.99
Sears will be including an exclusive LED Flashlight with keychain with the 2-disc special edition DVD for $29.99.
Best Buy will be selling Exclusive Robot Heroes Cliffjumper and Battle Damaged Optimus Prime with the 2-disc special edition DVD for $29.99. With only 10 sets guaranteed per store. The plain The 2 disc special edition is $22.99. An exclusive lithograph featuring Megatron is available with purchase of the Transformers Movie DVD, with a minimum of 30 lithographs per store.
SunCoast will be selling the 2 Disc Special Edition for $23.30, with an exclusive steel case.
Albertsons, part of the Supervalu company, will have an exclusive Mousepad. No Price or pictures have been confirmed.
So pick your favourite Exclusive, and good luck!
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Posted by Bombus distinguendus on October 11th, 2007 @ 6:03pm CDT
Posted by Anonymous on October 11th, 2007 @ 6:38pm CDT
Lithographs are original works of visual art created by an artist and printed by an artist. This point of view is confirmed by U.S. Customs and U.S. Copyright Law. The marketing and promotion of reproductions as lithographs to sell DVDs is deceptive.
All legitimate artists who create works of visual art like lithographs, not to mention those who sell fully disclosed reproductions would appreciate full and honest disclosure to these reproductions as reproductions.
Otherwise, it is poisons the marketplace and creates unfair competitive practices.
Thank you for your consideration.
Gary Arseneau
artist, creator of original lithographs, scholar & author
garyarseneau.blogspot.com
Posted by D-340 on October 11th, 2007 @ 6:54pm CDT
gwasreneau wrote:Dear Seibertron website:
Lithographs are original works of visual art created by an artist and printed by an artist. This point of view is confirmed by U.S. Customs and U.S. Copyright Law. The marketing and promotion of reproductions as lithographs to sell DVDs is deceptive.
All legitimate artists who create works of visual art like lithographs, not to mention those who sell fully disclosed reproductions would appreciate full and honest disclosure to these reproductions as reproductions.
Otherwise, it is poisons the marketplace and creates unfair competitive practices.
Thank you for your consideration.
Gary Arseneau
artist, creator of original lithographs, scholar & author
garyarseneau.blogspot.com
You felt the need to post this, why? Hate to say it, but DVDs(and games and such) that come with "reproductions" have been labeled lithographs for as long as I remember.
Way to make yourself sound like a tool, and pop your website on a messageboard, too.
Posted by Black Bumblebee on October 11th, 2007 @ 7:03pm CDT
It's not the website's fault that they're calling these things lithographs. The Seibertron news staff is just reporting the news. If you want to attack folks, go after the ones putting out the "lithographs."
It's the same thing that goes with all types of art, like giclees or "limited edition" prints, etc. The terms get thrown around so much that only those in the business really understand the terms.
Now, let's get back onto the subject: holy @#%@#$% batman, that's a lot of different exclusives. Thank god I just collect figures.
Posted by Autobot032 on October 11th, 2007 @ 7:26pm CDT
Black Bumblebee wrote:Err... yeah.
It's not the website's fault that they're calling these things lithographs. The Seibertron news staff is just reporting the news. If you want to attack folks, go after the ones putting out the "lithographs."
It's the same thing that goes with all types of art, like giclees or "limited edition" prints, etc. The terms get thrown around so much that only those in the business really understand the terms.
Now, let's get back onto the subject: holy @#%@#$% batman, that's a lot of different exclusives. Thank god I just collect figures.
Too many exclusives. I just want the friggin' 2-Dick Collector's Edition and call it done.
And it's a shame we don't have a button to give impromptu shock therapy to idiots like gwasreneau.
Not enough to harm, just enough to snap some sense into people.
Posted by Cyber-Kun on October 11th, 2007 @ 7:43pm CDT
Posted by Bouncy X on October 11th, 2007 @ 8:10pm CDT
Posted by kitonight on October 11th, 2007 @ 8:19pm CDT
Posted by xxaMaxx on October 11th, 2007 @ 8:58pm CDT
Has anyone actually seen it yet, by the way?
Posted by Liege Evilmus on October 11th, 2007 @ 9:39pm CDT
http://www.tformers.com/Transformers-DV ... /news.html
Posted by Liege Evilmus on October 11th, 2007 @ 9:40pm CDT
trilobitepictures wrote:*sigh* So many exclusives... I'm glad they're relying on the quality of the movie to actually sell the damned thing. Nothing says "we have a really well-done, classic-for-the-ages movie on our hands" like having 6 billion versions of one movie, each it's own cheap gimmick.
To the idiot thinking of buying all of them... a fool and his money should be happy that they found each other in the first place.
I'm using that tomorrow at work
Posted by Nemesis_Apoc on October 11th, 2007 @ 10:23pm CDT
Posted by NuclearConvoy on October 12th, 2007 @ 2:50pm CDT