Ah, didn't read it properly and obviously scrolled too fast.£10.49 is the standard edition, the collectors edition is still £27.99
I don't think it's too bad of an idea to have a CE for a short film but the price really should reflect the runtimeCollectors edition for a 24min show? Huhhhhhhhhhhhh
Please don’t reaffirm the ridiculous notion that aSummer Ghost at least was twice as long, had a feature-length documentary as an extra on the disc, and included a poster in addition to the booklet. And a DVD.
View attachment 30964Was just browsing AOL's listings and man AL really have lost their minds putting a £40 RRP on a 24 minute short. Guess that's something to check out when it inevitably drops to £5 in next year's Christmas sales.
Summer Ghost at least was twice as long, had a feature-length documentary as an extra on the disc, and included a poster in addition to the booklet. And a DVD.
Summer Ghost at least was twice as long, had a feature-length documentary as an extra on the disc, and included a poster in addition to the booklet. And a DVD.
Please don’t reaffirm the ridiculous notion that acoasterDVD is added value.
In other words; aware that they’re already pushing it, and deciding to go even further.AL have spent years seeing people on here complaining about prices then buying the things anyway - I don't blame them for trying this TBH!![]()
But regardless of run time the cost of the disc and packaging will still be the same.I don't think it's too bad of an idea to have a CE for a short film but the price really should reflect the runtime
Then they should've realised it was an awful idea to make this a CE if they can't avoid such a steep price. In cases like this I think it'd be best to stick with just a standard edition and booklet if they really insist on using materials.But regardless of run time the cost of the disc and packaging will still be the same.
Even if that were to be a factor in the retail price, that’s not the case here:But regardless of run time the cost of the disc and packaging will still be the same.
I feel much of AL's delays would be solved if they just didn't make a CE for everything. Just because they have access to the materials it doesn't mean they have to make a CE with them. Even the standard + booklet idea sounds better than the usual formula for most of their projects.AL just scrap the collector editions for Deiji Meets Girl, throw the 16 page booklet in with the standard edition and maybe even give it a slipcover for the first print run like Gkids. Maybe I am in the minority when I say this but not every release needs to have a "Collectors Edition" and I know some like 5 centimeters Per Second and Journey to Agartha didn't get conventional collector editions, sure its nice but don't railroad yourself into having to make one.
I have bought The Prisoner from Arrow Academy for 9 pounds and that came with a 22 page booklet as the standard. That was a feature length film as well.
I agree. Like you said standard + booklet isn't a bad idea and one I would personally be happy with. Look at other boutique blu ray companys like Eureka, Arrow, Indicator or even Crunchy/Funimation. They only do a couple of "Collector Editions" With outer boxes and big booklets while most of their releases are standard cases + smaller booklet and sometimes a slipcover. I hardly see those releases delayed or have major delays.I feel much of AL's delays would be solved if they just didn't make a CE for everything. Just because they have access to the materials it doesn't mean they have to make a CE with them. Even the standard + booklet idea sounds better than the usual formula for most of their projects.