Disney announces more interactive Blu-ray releases

Didn't the DVD camp use the special features angle to sell their discs initially?

I remember early DVD's having all kinds of cool extras, but as time wore on, the only way to get these features was to buy four different versions of the same movie just to get an extra five minute interview or a 4 second cut scene.

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Didn't the DVD camp use the special features angle to sell their discs initially?

I remember early DVD's having all kinds of cool extras, but as time wore on, the only way to get these features was to buy four different versions of the same movie just to get an extra five minute interview or a 4 second cut scene.

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Originally posted by Unfocused:

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Didn't the DVD camp use the special features angle to sell their discs initially?

I remember early DVD's having all kinds of cool extras, but as time wore on, the only way to get these features was to buy four different versions of the same movie just to get an extra five minute interview or a 4 second cut scene.

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yes but the problem is that most blu-ray players don't have an rj45 connector and cannot get onto the interweb.

imo extras suck all i want is the film without the added cost of a team of hd disc (both formats) crud fillers.

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Granted, they could do so much more with special features to make them interesting.

I think all that any of us really want is to put the disc in and have it play the movie within three seconds. I don't want to see previews for other movies or a 5 minute motion menu that I can not fast forward. Just show me the movie.

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Didn't the DVD camp use the special features angle to sell their discs initially?

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