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‘Alien: Romulus’ Sets Date for Digital and Physical Releases
'Alien: Romulus' hits streamers on Oct. 15 before getting 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD releases on Dec. 3.
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‘Alien: Romulus’ arrives on Digital on Oct 15, and Physical on Dec 3.
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Need that 4K price to be cheaper. The starting prices for it and others were ridiculous to see.
Should not cost as much as a video game to get a physical 4K copy of a movie lol.
Should not cost as much as a video game to get a physical 4K copy of a movie lol.
Fuck yeah. Been dying to watch this again after seeing it twice in imax.
I would *love* a Director's Cut/Extended Edition, tbh.
I would *love* a Director's Cut/Extended Edition, tbh.
Nice, I enjoyed this one quite a bit. This series needed a back to basics movie, and I felt this one did a great job. My only issues were the constant references and nods to the other movies. Romulus was at its best when it did its own thing, and I wish it stuck with its own story and characters more.
Anyway, Romulus was good. I hope the Alien TV series turns out well next.
Anyway, Romulus was good. I hope the Alien TV series turns out well next.
Gonna cop on 4k for sure. Movie had flaws but looked & sounded incredible and was fun ride. Shame Fede couldn't get the IMAX ratio on there as an option or an alternate cut or something. Disney really skimps the hell out of their special features.
If you don't need the steelbook version, Target has the basic 4K edition eligible for B2G1. If you do the cancel trick (Buy 3 copies, immediately cancel 2 of them), you can get it for 33% off it's current price of $37.49.
I adored the crap out of this film and enjoyed it more on a second viewing. Why such a long gap between the digital and physical release?
What's with the major increase in 4k blu ray costs? The Deadpool & wolverine one is $50.
What's with the major increase in 4k blu ray costs? The Deadpool & wolverine one is $50.
Ain't no way I'm paying 30$ for a fucking digital download (looking at iTunes/Apple TV). When did they raise those prices on new releases by 1/3rd??
Digital movies used to cost 20$ fairly recently.
Digital movies used to cost 20$ fairly recently.
I prefer to just purchase and add to my library. I just think the price hike is nuts.
Only thing I can think of is they're trying to recoup costs due to lower post-covid theatre turnout.
To rent is 20$ which is the same as the previous cost to just buy new releases day one.
There's a window where the rental price is so high you might as well just buy it.
It comes down to normal eventually though. Sometimes take a while though.
Possibly, thing is D&W is one of their biggest hits in a while I think. But yes, films as a whole are doing a lot worse in their their theatrical runs. On that note happy that Alien: Romulus did very well, putting it second in box office earnings for the franchise. (Also by far Fede Alvarez's most successful movie).
Nice. I really enjoyed watching it in the cinema and I will enjoy it even more now that I can have subtitles for the first 20 unintelligible minutes.
I recently grabbed I Saw The TV Glow and Last Voyage of The Demeter has also finally popped up on UK streaming.
Going to be a cool and jarring Halloween marathon re-watch.
I recently grabbed I Saw The TV Glow and Last Voyage of The Demeter has also finally popped up on UK streaming.
Going to be a cool and jarring Halloween marathon re-watch.
Most new 'successful' films that come out on Digital have been $30 for a couple of years now.
I remember Dune Part 1 being $30. It comes down a few weeks/months later.
I remember Dune Part 1 being $30. It comes down a few weeks/months later.
Tried to preorder at BestBuy online. Did not realize they stopped selling film physical media period. Thought it was only in store.
DvW is $30 there?
That's rough, it's €16 here on Apple, ~20. Or am I completely misunderstanding what movie DvW is? Deadpool right?
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