This fall, just in time for Christmas, will be the end all special edition, unless you want 3-D, and will probably feature the exact same disc you bought in April plus a bonus disc or two.
Then sometime in 2011-12 they will release the film again in 3-D and probably even more new extras. Cash grab. What I don’t get is why not make the fall release 3-D, the discs are backwards compatible with 2-D players and will run in 2-D just fine. Then when you upgrade to 3-D you are protected and already have the number one 3-D title, plus you release the 3-D movie this fall to push sales of 3-D this Christmas. But that just seems to make too much sense.
It looks like the Blu-Ray version this April will include the DVD as well, so at least they aren’t totally screwing us.
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