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Digibook The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (Target Exclusive Blu-ray Digibook) [USA]
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That's exactly why I ordered these online as well. Target and their spiderwraps. Maybe they should have focused more on protecting their customers sensitive data rather than damaging products and reducing shrinkage.
I may hop over to the store after work to see if I can pick it up. The traffic though will be ridiculous. I know I'll be stuck in traffic.
That is how Fox packages their discs in digibook or digipaks. I also passed on this exclusive. No interest in the movie and in the packaging.
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I've never purchased a Fox Digibook before, so I didn't know what to expect. It's safe to say that I'll probably never buy them in the future.
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English: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1
French: Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1
Portuguese: Dolby Digital 5.1
Russian: DTS 5.1
Czech: Dolby Digital 5.1
Hungarian: Dolby Digital 5.1
Polish: Dolby Digital 5.1
Turkish: Dolby Digital 5.1
Ukrainian: Dolby Digital 5.1
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English SDH, Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Finnish, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian
Was able to pick this up today, very happy to report that the store I went to none of them were in spider-wrap.
I'm very happy with it, only thing that kind of bothers me is the alignment on the cover. Seems a tad off.
I'm very happy with it, only thing that kind of bothers me is the alignment on the cover. Seems a tad off.
Pics taken by rickah88 on another forum (no photos of the pages because they only include Life magazine covers; says there's 14 pages, 28 covers).
Looks pretty cheap/crappy to me, sadly. I don't think I'll pre-order/join GBs for anymore Target Digibooks until I see in-hand photos first. First the gigantic Catching Fire Digibook and now this cheap, cardboard-looking thing.
The slips are cool with metallic finishes. glad I passed on this.
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I'm in the USA today. Sorry to be mislead you. No I don't think Canada got this sadly.
Sad to say, Fox digibooks are generally the worst. They normally put next to no effort into them, always use the cardboard disc holder and have a paltry number of pages. having said that, I think they are to be lauded for at least releasing a recent movie in the format, and I´m quite interested in seeing the magazine covers pages.
Sad to say, Fox digibooks are generally the worst. They normally put next to no effort into them, always use the cardboard disc holder and have a paltry number of pages. having said that, I think they are to be lauded for at least releasing a recent movie in the format, and I´m quite interested in seeing the magazine covers pages.
True dat
I was told the same thing via email D. Seriously Target, my order has been in the system for weeks. :movie:
Must have been my lucky day because they had 20 of them and none were spider wrapped
Now I'm tempted to check my store
Now I'm tempted to check my store
It's not a popular title Andy. If I had a guess, you're store will have it. Don't go by the online stock checker though, because it said my store didn't have it.
Here's a few photos I took with my iPhone (camera battery died). Lots of glue on the digibook.
Just a few shots of the inside pages.
Just a few shots of the inside pages.
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Life magazine covers are all amazing and represents history and all but tbh if that somehow relates to the movie would be great... I prefer to see Sean O'Connell's photos instead of those...
Just watched this movie on a blind buy and did actually enjoy it, though I felt the ending was a bit predictable I was pleasantly surprised to see the "snow leopard" image.
As to the digibook I like it. I have no problems with the cardboard insert things, iirc Star Wars is like that, likely due to them both being 20th century but still no problems and for $20 on release day I won't complain.
2 people in the theater in NYC is already $22 for one viewing
As to the digibook I like it. I have no problems with the cardboard insert things, iirc Star Wars is like that, likely due to them both being 20th century but still no problems and for $20 on release day I won't complain.
2 people in the theater in NYC is already $22 for one viewing
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I watched a interview with a group of directors. It had Cuaron, Greengrass, Lee Daniels, Mcqueen, David O. Russell,....and Stiller. It was right before first reviews came out because it talked about the "good word" spreading about his movie
