I truly wish I knew what/why/who it was, determining if a home-media-release movie would have a BluRay/DVD combo pack. (+ Digital, too, even!)
I was in Target, and happened to notice these two new releases:
And I just happened to further notice the formats.
UNLike the recent Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy (or Fox‘s X-Men: Days of Future Past, but that’s Fox and not Disney)…
Maleficent, a live-action (like the Marvel films)…Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital. EMPHASIS…on the Blu-Ray and DVD!
And an animated film, Planes: Fire and Rescue. Again with the Blu-Ray/DVD/Digital.
So really…WHAT THE HECK?!?
Why include a DVD for SOME films and not others, along with the Blu-Ray and Digital grouping?
I mean…WHAT makes it seem like a “good idea” or anything the public would want?!?
I have personal reasons for not really wanting either of these two films, but I’d be inclined otherwise to buy them specifically to “support” the three-format combo while I refused already to buy the Captain America movie and will likely refuse to buy Guardians first-hand (If I buy Guardians I’ll likely go with a second-hand/”used” copy since that won’t be a sale Disney can track/count as “support” for an inferior product).
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