For one, Criterion undoubtedly would have had to pay a huge sum of cash for the "privilege" of licensing the Blu-Ray logo on their movies, making purchase of said discs even higher. For two, their BD movies are more expensive than their DVD counterparts and are clearly marked as such on their website. For three, Criterion is offering discounts on the BD movies if their customers have already purchased the same movies on DVD in the past; do you REALLY think that any other "mainstream" studio would do the same?
I for one am glad that the company cares about the quality of their product as Criterion does, and will accept a few differences to their products so they stand out from the other titles in my other collection.
So, relax your puckered starfish. This is a good thing.
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Oh, Trent... stop being a noob.
For one, Criterion undoubtedly would have had to pay a huge sum of cash for the "privilege" of licensing the Blu-Ray logo on their movies, making purchase of said discs even higher. For two, their BD movies are more expensive than their DVD counterparts and are clearly marked as such on their website. For three, Criterion is offering discounts on the BD movies if their customers have already purchased the same movies on DVD in the past; do you REALLY think that any other "mainstream" studio would do the same?
I for one am glad that the company cares about the quality of their product as Criterion does, and will accept a few differences to their products so they stand out from the other titles in my other collection.
So, relax your puckered starfish. This is a good thing.