Ironic that Willow gets a 4K physical release and the sequel series is gone forever. (Unless you sail the seven seas or I'm sure someone on Etsy has burned them to BDRs. ๐)
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I liked the series. I actually bought a physical copy from eBay when they announced it was being removed, because I find this accounting strategy of deleting something from the universe forever completely outrageous. The bootleg is actually great: perfect quality and it even comes with a slip cover. Only downside is no chapter skips.
I expect they're 1080p web downloads remuxed for BDRs. Allegedly. If you know about that sort of thing. ๐
I've been tempted to buy The Killer because that's a Fincher film that won't get a physical release I expect.
Oh, they absolutely are. I just prefer having a disc and case and don't want to bother with doing it myself.
Ooh. Demolition man is in 4k?
It's a really nice set
Wild Robot is incredibly well done.