That link is to the Blu set, not the 4K one.

It's embarrassing. Even worse than product placement! :shock: I remember being nonplussed when there was a trailer for X-Men: Days Of Future Past halfway through the end credits of Amazing Spider-Man 2 . It wasn't even a promise of a future crossover (Disney's buyout of Fox was years in the future)...

Last year Sound Of Freedom did it, and now Origin. It's like that "THIS SPACE FOR RENT" gag from Top Secret! has actually come to pass.

Who needs a character arc, anyways...?

Will they remember the JOKES this time...?

Ugh that sucks. Did you get it through Amazon? Just replace if you can. Best Buy. Eh, I had an Arrow-sized case lying around that has hinges. It's clear, so it doesn't match, but at least it fits the insert, and will hold the disc tray securely. Not worth the hassle of sending the whole thing back.

...and my Barbarian case has a broken hinge. And those "thick" Arrow cases are almost impossible to replace.

Chris Shaneyfelt wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 12:28 pm I agree the Dial of Destiny score is not Oscar-caliber, but I'd wager it's much better than the other scores nominated.

That's like winning the Special Olympics these days.

"Who's alive from the original movie who will return our calls...?"

What is best in life...?

Now, Frenzy is a film I love, easily Hitchcock's one great post-Psycho/The Birds thriller. Looking forward to watching the 4K on that one in particular.

Yeah, Topaz sucks . :? There's maybe one interesting shot in the entire film (where the woman is shot, and we see her crumpling to the floor from a high angle, her dress pooling around her feet like blood), but the rest is catastrophically boring. Hitch's post- Birds 60s work is a slog in general.

My copy shipped from Best Buy...which will likely be the last movie I ever purchase from them.

It's amazing how many people have pumped up a fluffy, disposable bit of toy IP synergy as a movie that Means Something, just because Greta Gerwig cashed a big paycheck to add "auteurist cred" to it. Be like thinking that Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom was worthy of a BP nomination because ...