The End begins: Christian Bale stars as Resistance leader John Connor in TERMINATOR SALVATION Director's Cut (3-Disc Blu-ray & DVD, Dec 1)

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Published Sep 9, 2009 We fight back... After Skynet has destroyed much of humanity in a nuclear holocaust, John Connor leads a group of survivors struggling to keep the machines from finishing the job.

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KungFuTaco

Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 8:07 AM

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Oh goodie another 3 disk bluray. Digital copy is stupid, does any one actually use them? I tried a couple of times but what is the point? My ipod screen is not how I want to watch movies. What happened to when you got to pick if you wanted the digital copy or not?

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Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 8:17 AM

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It costs them very little to package the digital copy disk. Though its not too popular it may convince some to purchase more than selling the release $1 cheaper. As far as giving choice, it would cost them much more than just putting the copy in all of the packages.

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Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 10:03 AM

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I use Digital Copy, I have about 30 movies on my laptop and seeing as I travel a lot of long distances its a GODSEND to have a digital copy.
WB have the right idea though, they should just give you a leaflet and a download link.
who wants a disc they can only use once?

KungFuTaco

Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 11:34 AM

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Well the last time I had a choice on if I got the Digital Copy the difference in price was I think 8 bucks. It doesn't matter what it costs them. Its what they think its worth to sell.

Tim Raynor

Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 11:36 AM

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Quote:
who wants a disc they can only use once?

Seems kind of fitting for a movie only worth seeing once, ya' think?

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Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 11:37 AM

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zzzzzing

wolvinator

Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 11:58 AM

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That's all good and dandy until you have to reinstall your operating system. When that time comes have fun saying goodbye to your whole digital libray. You cannot drag them to another computer and cannot redownload them(one time deal). That to me as a collector is stupid as hell since they make a special case to hold the digital copy which is useless after one use. I'd rather they do what Disney does and include a dvd copy I can play on my laptop. That keeps it's value.

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Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 12:09 PM

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this is true, but all I use my Laptop for is Movies, scriptwritng and e-mails. I bought one thats good for a few years for gaming (whichI dont do) exactly because of this ridiculous DRM
its not a total solution but I dont need to upgrade my OS (at least I dont think I do) ever!
all I really have to worry about is keeping it unbroken )
but I totally agree that this DRM is wank

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Sep 10, 2009 - CDT 12:11 PM

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and yeah I see what you mean about disney, but my laptop has a blu ray drive so that'd just be overkill for me, I travel light and I dont want to carry 30 discs!
Digi copy is good in short term only sadly, but its still a welcome bonus and I think teens and students should get a bit of joy out of having a portable copy for practicalities sake