Clone Wars vol 2 and Sin City Extended dates, plus Sam Jack s2

[The Grumpy Celt]

Does this version of Sin City include one of those 10 Minute School films, or director's commentary?

 

[Welverin]

Where's the fun in that?

Over there!

Does this version of Sin City include one of those 10 Minute School films, or director's commentary?

I saw a description somewhere that listed them, though I'm baffled the 10 minute schools were listed since things of the same name were on Once Upon a Time in Mexico.

 

[ssampier]

Heh. It will be like gum. Chew it. Lasts for 42 minutes (no commercials). People are shot. Joy.

Joy! Any flavors/types you'd recommend to chew along with the movie?

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[wingsandsword]

Why don't we wait until it's actually on tv before speculating about a dvd version?

What kind of fans would be be like that?

Star Wars has been a little slow in the DVD uptake, which makes it rife for speculation. It took them years to release the original trilogy on DVD, and Clone Wars Volume 2 also had a very long delay, as well as Lucas's notorious tinkering with the releases and the seemingly rapid pace of new competing incompatible DVD formats all trying to become the new standard, by the time the Extra Special 30th Anniversary Edition of the Original Trilogy comes out with the new "way it was supposed to be all along" versions of the Prequels too, who knows what format it will all be on.

Hey, at least removable media existing in Star Wars is on-screen canon, Leia slipped a disklike slip of plastic into R2 to upload the Death Star plans when she recorded her "help me Obi-Wan Kenobi" speech. For all we know, in a few years or a decade or two we may end up with a special commemorative holocard replica of the Death Star plans with all 6 Episodes on it, and a Holocard-ROM special feature of interactive Death Star blueprints.

 

[John Crichton]

Joy! Any flavors/types you'd recommend to chew along with the movie?

[size="-2"]arrrrr![/size]

I'd absolutely go with some extra chewy and long-lasting strawberry gum. I always like me some berries with my killin'. Of course the problem will be that the movie-gum will enduce a trace-like state where eyesight is replaced with a 3D version of the film. Initially, the massive drooling alone will turn away many early adopters. Other side effects while in chew mode (later to be corrected) will include head-twitching, occassional vomitting during intense scenes, full body rigidity and anal leakage.

So yeah, strawberry. I love the future.

 

[Welverin]

What kind of fans would be be like that?

The reasonable kind that don't get to far ahead of themselves.

Star Wars has been a little slow in the DVD uptake, which makes it rife for speculation. It took them years to release the original trilogy on DVD, and Clone Wars Volume 2 also had a very long delay,

Not it hasn't, it only aired in May, and the only reason for the delay on the movies is because George wanted to wait until he was done making the prequels, so he could do them right and wasn't distracted while making movies at the same time. Whiney impatient fans forced a change in that plan, the same ones who will bitch about double dipping once the uber boxed set comes out.

 

[wingsandsword]

Whiney impatient fans forced a change in that plan, the same ones who will bitch about double dipping once the uber boxed set comes out.

"whiney"?

So, I've had my DVD player for 5 years before I could get Star Wars on DVD, after even obscure and virtually unknown movies are released on DVD, and I'm "impatient"? Several of the most famous and successful movies of all time are not released on the de-facto standard video format for half a decade, and I'm to blame for not waiting another year?

No, Star Wars was very slow to adopt the DVD format. Plain and simple.

 

[ssampier]

I'd absolutely go with some extra chewy and long-lasting strawberry gum. I always like me some berries with my killin'. Of course the problem will be that the movie-gum will enduce a trace-like state where eyesight is replaced with a 3D version of the film. Initially, the massive drooling alone will turn away many early adopters. Other side effects while in chew mode (later to be corrected) will include head-twitching, occassional vomitting during intense scenes, full body rigidity and anal leakage.

So yeah, strawberry. I love the future.

Got it, strawberry it is. I like the Bubble Yum strawberry but it lasts only 2 minutes, then it tastes like rubber.

 

[ssampier]

I got it; the gum flavor can match the movie:

Strawberry: Clone Wars, rich and flavorful
Mint: Sin City, mild and assuming (break from the violence)
Cinnamon: Kingdom of Heaven, spicy with lots of body (break from Orlando Bloom's acting)