Weird timing to see a positive article like this after Disney laid off the department. Though, and this will come off as too defensive: the writings been on the wall for home video for several years now that it’s just fanboys like me that it was bound to happen. Universal and Warner consolidated their departments together just to extend the lifespan of home media, Disney was outsourcing to Sony anyway, it was just a matter of time. Disappointing, but not surprising.
If I led home video I would probably have Viking funeral editions as I know this is the end, have the 3D in the 4k steelbook as those are just home video aficionados at that point and have a little bit more loss just to have one last hurrah for the fans
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Weird timing to see a positive article like this after Disney laid off the department. Though, and this will come off as too defensive: the writings been on the wall for home video for several years now that it’s just fanboys like me that it was bound to happen. Universal and Warner consolidated their departments together just to extend the lifespan of home media, Disney was outsourcing to Sony anyway, it was just a matter of time. Disappointing, but not surprising.
If I led home video I would probably have Viking funeral editions as I know this is the end, have the 3D in the 4k steelbook as those are just home video aficionados at that point and have a little bit more loss just to have one last hurrah for the fans
No breakdown between DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K?