Thanks for that. I missed out on the BD when it was released so i've got the dvd instead (which i had signed at London Expo years ago by the direct or producer), so i'm glad to finally get the BD now as its a truly awesome film and deserves to be watched in its High Definition glory.BlackStrat said:If all you want is to upgrade to Blu-ray you can still get the French version. Considering the disc's got the BBFC rating on it I think it's fair to assume it's exactly the same, the only difference being that the cover is in French. And even if it isn't the same disc, I can confirm it has English audio and subs.
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If you wanted a CE then obviously this barebones release will seem lackluster to you.
Strange, mine has just been delivered from amazon by Royal Mail and it fit through the letterbox easily.britguy said:My Baccano still has't arrived from Amazon, tracking hasn't been updated since Monday morning but they claim they attempted delivery on Sunday and Monday. No card was left and no tracking to say this is so.
Not happy with them at the moment!
Gemsy-chan said:Strange, mine has just been delivered from amazon by Royal Mail and it fit through the letterbox easily.britguy said:My Baccano still has't arrived from Amazon, tracking hasn't been updated since Monday morning but they claim they attempted delivery on Sunday and Monday. No card was left and no tracking to say this is so.
Not happy with them at the moment!
To be fair, due to the order I watched Space Dandy in I did miss an episode due to mislabelled discs, it was just lucky that it worked out and that I noticed the missed episode. It could make an even bigger difference in a less episodic show if you started the wrong episode by accident and had spoilers for the next episode you were supposed to watch.Buzz201 said:Why? It makes no difference. I understand complaints about typos in booklets and to an extent on the front/back covers, but not the disc labels. Their only purpose is to tell you the name and disc order for the show in question, even if the episode counts are wrong, it's still accomplished it's mission.
Anime fans are really whiny, and half the time it's about stuff that doesn't even matter. I mean you heard far more complaints about Warner Bros. use of standardised menus on JoJo's than you did about their use of dubtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing. It's clear which of those is the more pertinent and annoying problem, yet all you heard was people bitching about the menus....
Can we all please just step back and be more reasonable?
Smeelia said:To be fair, due to the order I watched Space Dandy in I did miss an episode due to mislabelled discs, it was just lucky that it worked out and that I noticed the missed episode. It could make an even bigger difference in a less episodic show if you started the wrong episode by accident and had spoilers for the next episode you were supposed to watch.
I don't think you can really make absolute rules about which problems do or don't matter, different people will be affected by different things and it's not really fair to say that some of them are just wrong to be bothered by a problem. We're really talking about a subjective issue and people can't always choose how they'll feel about something. I'm all for being reasonable in how you express your feelings but at the end of the day if something has bothered you then it's already too late to not feel that way. Being told that you were wrong to feel that way in the first place isn't very helpful. Even if there's not really anything that can be done about a problem, sometimes people just want to make sure they've voiced their view on it.
I guess this is maybe a personal thing but I'm not a fan of the idea that any problem should be ignored just because it's smaller than other problems. I understand the need to prioritise but I think it's worth acknowledging minor mistakes and correcting them where possible (or at least making sure to avoid them in the future). It can help to avoid minor problems adding up or becoming larger and I think there's also a certain satisfaction in trying to move closer to perfection.
I don't think it's unreasonable to point out mistakes, even if they are relatively minor. I do agree that some people can be a little unfair in their complaints but I think it's worth noting that talking about an issue doesn't always mean you're actually complaining or "whining" about it. Coming down too hard on people for talking about an issue seems just as bad as coming down too hard on a company for having the issue in the first place.
I guess I'm saying that it's alright for you to be bothered by people complaining about an issue but it's not really fair to suggest that people shouldn't be talking about the issues just because you think they're minor. I hope that makes sense.
IncendiaryLemon said:TIR looking good. It's been on my To Watch list for a while. Weather I pick it up or wait for a Standard Edition will depend on my financial situation and the price when it comes out.
[spoilerbutton]Mrclt1994 said:Edit: NormanicGrav is way too quick! Haha.
I would have preferred a Collector's Edition 'Baccano!' style set honestly. Funi's artwork is great (and thankfully it's kept for the UK UE). It's going to depend on the price tag on whether I go for the UK or US version in all honesty.Mrclt1994 said:My opinion of the set: very nice, but I wish it were smaller. I know it's to accommodate the book but still a bit meh for me. Saying that, it looks nice and i doubt Funi's version will be much cop so I am sold guys.