FloppyDelux
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For those of you who got the target copy, where is the download code? My package didn't have the code page
it was tucked away where the blu ray copy is .
For those of you who got the target copy, where is the download code? My package didn't have the code page
Okay good. Hopefully mine isn't missing the code like the others in this thread. :x
Same here
it was tucked away where the blu ray copy is .
Picked up the Target exclusive blu-ray since I wanted the extra content...this flimsy pos cardboard case is driving me nuts...I'm probably going to go back tomorrow and buy the regular edition blu ray too like a damn fool :/
Wait what?It's so cool that if you have the Speero BB-8 it will watch and react to the movie with you. Time to dust the little guy off and charge him.
Oh, so that's why he perks up whenever I listen to the TFA soundtrack.It's so cool that if you have the Speero BB-8 it will watch and react to the movie with you. Time to dust the little guy off and charge him.
Yeah for real, I was surprised by this. At first because I thought that it only let me redeem my code on iTunes but once I synced all my accounts I even had it on amazon and Google.I wish more companies did what Disney does with Disney Movies Anywhere. So nice to be able to have options on where to play Digital copies.
Wait what?
The regular edition's plastic case isn't very good either. It's very cheap like a knock-off blu-ray case.
It's probably better than the Target one...but...
Okay that's really coolHe has a "watch the force awakens" option now after the new update that syncs up with the movie in certain parts if you have him active while you're watching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtGdvdNPI1o
It's so cool that if you have the Speero BB-8 it will watch and react to the movie with you. Time to dust the little guy off and charge him.
He has a "watch the force awakens" option now after the new update that syncs up with the movie in certain parts if you have him active while you're watching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtGdvdNPI1o
The regular edition's plastic case isn't very good either. It's very cheap like a knock-off blu-ray case.
It's probably better than the Target one...but...
He has a "watch the force awakens" option now after the new update that syncs up with the movie in certain parts if you have him active while you're watching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtGdvdNPI1o
The main documentary is excellent. I wish it were longer, as they clearly had a lot more material, but then I'm not through all the smaller pieces yet.
I actually teared up a bit when the crew was saying farewell to Ford after his filming was done; everyone there knew it was the last time he would be involved with a Star Wars film. In that moment you can see that sink in on Ford, too. Pretty amazing to see that moment captured, really.
Watched the saber fight extra tonight, and will hit the others tomorrow. The set design was really incredible; the extent to which they pushed the practical effects and set actually surprised me. Things like the trees and logs that were chopped by light sabers, falling in pieces to the ground, were practical effects with real logs actually breaking apart when the actors hit them, complete with sparks flying. When Rey and Ren have sabers locked toward the end, the lighting on the swords is pulsing and strobing so they get proper light and shadows playing across the actors and set. The look of the entire scene, even before effects are added, is just stunning.
For the ending sequence, where Kylo and Solo face off, they built a huge proportion of the building where they are setting charges. Perhaps it was because I got used to seeing how the prequels did things, with their ocean of green screens and a few props floating in them, but here they really used the green screen for set extensions - with large, proper sets in front.
Well put together materials all around. Can't wait to watch the other ones tomorrow. Oh, and see the actual movie again.
Watching it again and I forgot just how amazing BB8 was.
Whoever created and controlled that thing are geniuses.
Black bar at the top of the covers made me think they were putting it out on 4k Bluray. Now I'm disappointed that they aren't.
Watching the blu last night and I gotta admit I agreed with the audio section. It's very nicely mixed, but it doesn't have much oomph where you think it should. I know filtering the low end happens on some titles but even the high-end felt weaker than it should. It was a big contrast from hearing it in imax and later atmos where the highs and lows were almost punishing.
The TFA documentary is so fucking good. Brought me the same joy I felt watching the behind the scenes video for the original trilogy all those years ago. So much wonder and amazing practical effects shown.
It's also the complete antithesis of the episode 1 behind the scenes documentary. That documentary was a sterile, quiet, awkward thing to watch. Almost like a funeral. Whereas this one is colorful, musical, joyful and a celebration of everything that is Star Wars. Amazing to see how much JJ just gets it, when Lucas himself did not back in the late 90s.
Awesome. I feel Rey's Theme is too concise on the CD. And it's great to have Scherzo in there. I'd sub it out for the Falcon ostinati music if it were up to me.Someone brought this up before, but having watched the movie in the theatre thrice, they definitely altered the credits sequence for this release. It's a little longer and the music arrangement has been changed drastically e.g. Rather than the end credits fanfare segwaying into a concise version of Rey's theme as heard in the soundtrack, it just outright starts playing the full theme in general. Also it was followed by Kylo Ren's theme in the theatre, but it's followed by Scherzo for Xwings in this one
DVD in 2016 = Who caresAnybody notice how bad the quality is on the DVD bonus disc? I get that DVD video quality is poor, but why does the label have to be? It looks like a bootleg disc
Kylo seemed always fine to understand to me no matter where I watched.In the theater, I noticed at the beginning Kylo was very hard to understand, but in the home release, it seems like the audio was redone a little? Kylo's crystal clear now.
Can't wait to see it!Watching the behind the scenes stuff was kinda eye-opening. I actually thought most of the filmed stuff was remote-controlled, but apparently a lot of it had puppeteers that were CG'ed out. Pretty cool stuff.
Kylo Ren was understandable in theaters but I could see both sides of the coin. His voice is muffled out a bit from the helmet and there is so much going on with theater sound systems.
On another note, lack of commentary is super disappointing. Luckily, the guys at Collider Movie Talk did commentary which you can sync to the blu ray, which can be found here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-ZSld-m5VA