UK Anime Distributor Manga Entertainment Discussion Thread
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HdE
Comic Book Guy
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Perhaps I worry prematurely. I mean, the 3rd and 4th parts aren't even out Stateside yet, are they?
The issue of whether the whole thing is available on Blu ray in the fullness of time is a deal breaker for me, I'm afraid.
And let's get all of GITS: SAC on blu ray as well, huh? I'll sell kidneys for that!
(Not MY kidney, though, you understand.)
[Surreptitiously pulls rug over the bloodied body of a hobo he dragged off the street earlier.]
Perhaps I worry prematurely. I mean, the 3rd and 4th parts aren't even out Stateside yet, are they?
The issue of whether the whole thing is available on Blu ray in the fullness of time is a deal breaker for me, I'm afraid.
And let's get all of GITS: SAC on blu ray as well, huh? I'll sell kidneys for that!
(Not MY kidney, though, you understand.)
[Surreptitiously pulls rug over the bloodied body of a hobo he dragged off the street earlier.]
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
According to Andy Hanley of UK Anime Network on Twitter, Manga UK's Harlock: Space Pirate blu-ray has no extras and only features the English dub, whereas the DVD only features the Japanese audio, with the bonus "Making Of" only being on the DVD disc.
According to Andy Hanley of UK Anime Network on Twitter, Manga UK's Harlock: Space Pirate blu-ray has no extras and only features the English dub, whereas the DVD only features the Japanese audio, with the bonus "Making Of" only being on the DVD disc.
IncendiaryLemon
Captain Karen
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
Is there any reason? It seems really weird making language tracks format exclusive, not to mention the DVD having extras while the blu ray misses out.
Joshawott said:
Is there any reason? It seems really weird making language tracks format exclusive, not to mention the DVD having extras while the blu ray misses out.
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I think Toei is responsible for making the original version DVD only, though as for anything else I blame Manga themselves.
IncendiaryLemon said:
I think Toei is responsible for making the original version DVD only, though as for anything else I blame Manga themselves.
st_owly (witch)
Time-Traveller
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
You couldn't make that level of stupid up. No one would believe you.
You couldn't make that level of stupid up. No one would believe you.
Gemsy-chan
Diclonius
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
Makes me glad i got the Hong Kong blu ray release last year.
Makes me glad i got the Hong Kong blu ray release last year.
elaniel
Vampire Ninja
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
Aaannndd.. pre-order cancelled.
That's £20 probably going to an MVM release now.
I will just watch it on Netflix, no way am I buying a collectors steelbook for a dubbed only movie. How can it be a licensing issue when the Australian release had the subtitle on Blu-Ray, didn't it?
Aaannndd.. pre-order cancelled.
That's £20 probably going to an MVM release now.
I will just watch it on Netflix, no way am I buying a collectors steelbook for a dubbed only movie. How can it be a licensing issue when the Australian release had the subtitle on Blu-Ray, didn't it?
Gemsy-chan
Diclonius
Just Passing Through
The Wildcard
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
The Australian release is worse than the UK release,
English on BD
English on DVD
Japanese version only on the Blu-ray DVD combo
Manga at least are selling it as BD/DVD combo and DVD 2-disc set, so you get the Japanese version regardless of which release you buy.
Pity the poor Americans. They don't even get the Blu-ray.
I think Toei stiffed the rest of the planet when it comes to the original language version.
Gemsy-chan said:
The Australian release is worse than the UK release,
English on BD
English on DVD
Japanese version only on the Blu-ray DVD combo
Manga at least are selling it as BD/DVD combo and DVD 2-disc set, so you get the Japanese version regardless of which release you buy.
Pity the poor Americans. They don't even get the Blu-ray.
I think Toei stiffed the rest of the planet when it comes to the original language version.
Lutga
Mad Scientist
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
Getting theoretical for a second, if Manga hadn't gone through their much publicised issues at the moment/left Starz/had Jerome etc. depart, what titles do you think they would have pushed out by this point beyond what they have actually released?
Getting theoretical for a second, if Manga hadn't gone through their much publicised issues at the moment/left Starz/had Jerome etc. depart, what titles do you think they would have pushed out by this point beyond what they have actually released?
Just Passing Through
The Wildcard
Re: [UK Anime Distributor] Manga Entertainment Discussion Th
We would have had the second half of Ghost in the Shell Arise by now, and Hellsing Ultimate 9 and 10 for definite
Maybe Aquarion EVOL, D-Frag!, Darker than Black BD, Date a Live, Freezing Season 2, Heaven's Lost Property, and most definitely Wanna Be The Strongest in the World.
And we'd still have Fairy Tail on Blu-ray.
Lutga said:
We would have had the second half of Ghost in the Shell Arise by now, and Hellsing Ultimate 9 and 10 for definite
Maybe Aquarion EVOL, D-Frag!, Darker than Black BD, Date a Live, Freezing Season 2, Heaven's Lost Property, and most definitely Wanna Be The Strongest in the World.
And we'd still have Fairy Tail on Blu-ray.
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