[Bluray] Three Musketeers 3D - £8.97

eye__writ · 23-05-2012, 06:35

£6 cheaper at Tesco than anywhere else - http://www.pricedemon.co.uk/BlurayDetail/mfno1112589

It's only labelled as 3D in the picture rather than the description, but hopefully it's legit.

malcy · 23-05-2012, 07:04

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Originally Posted by eye__writ

£6 cheaper at Tesco than anywhere else - http://www.pricedemon.co.uk/BlurayDetail/mfno1112589

It's only labelled as 3D in the picture rather than the description, but hopefully it's legit.

This is one of those disks where the 2d and 3d are combined on one disk. If watching 2d your player only uses one of the two data streams. Similar approach to Hugo in the UK.

Have read conflicting reports on whether this gives worse picture quality than the two separate 2d and 3d encodes on separate disks the big studios do.

This title is I believe from Entertainment One and as with many of the smaller studios they do these combined disks. Is a cheaper option and means they only need 1 disk in inventory.

neilalford · 23-05-2012, 08:09

It's £10 in-store at Tesco if you're desperate to get it quickly!

The404 · 23-05-2012, 08:50

Cheers. Not seen the film yet, so I thought i'd take a punt on it.

Ste7en · 23-05-2012, 10:23

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Originally Posted by neilalford

It's £10 in-store at Tesco if you're desperate to get it quickly!

Or if you want to make sure you get the lenticular slipcase... like me

eye__writ · 23-05-2012, 15:55

Dispatch email system confirms it is the 3D version. No mention of lenticular sleeve though

malcy · 23-05-2012, 17:33

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Originally Posted by eye__writ

Dispatch email system confirms it is the 3D version. No mention of lenticular sleeve though

This is rare, as seemed to be missing at most online sellers even on release day. Is why I bought in store at Asda so I could be sure of getting it.

eye__writ · 25-05-2012, 16:09

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Originally Posted by malcy

This is one of those disks where the 2d and 3d are combined on one disk. If watching 2d your player only uses one of the two data streams. Similar approach to Hugo in the UK.

Have read conflicting reports on whether this gives worse picture quality than the two separate 2d and 3d encodes on separate disks the big studios do.

This title is I believe from Entertainment One and as with many of the smaller studios they do these combined disks. Is a cheaper option and means they only need 1 disk in inventory.

This appears to be wrong. Mine just arrived and it has 2 discs, with the first being labelled as the 3D film and the second as the 2D film and special features.

Ste7en · 25-05-2012, 16:13

Slipcase?

The404 · 25-05-2012, 16:17

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Slipcase?

Mine arrived today and had no slipcase.

Ste7en · 25-05-2012, 16:18

I'll get it instore then