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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (R1/US BD) in December

17-09-2009 08:34 | 6086 views  |  Dave Foster  |  Show Backlinks

Warner Home Video have announced the US DVD and Blu-ray Disc release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince on 8th December 2009. The story continues in this adaptation of the sixth Harry Potter novel which is helmed by director David Yates.

Available on 1-Disc DVD (separate Widescreen and Full Screen editions, $28.98 SRP each), 2-Disc Special Edition DVD ($34.99 SRP) and Blu-ray Combo (Blu-ray+DVD+Digital Copy, $35.99 SRP), features are TBC.



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#1 Posted: 17-09-2009 10:29
Wilson Bros
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Report this post		A DVD/Blu-Ray combo set? How ridiculous! Blu-Ray buyers only want the Blu copy - anything else just pushes up the price. Oh, and NOBODY gives a toss about a digital copy.

Still, the only thing that having a DVD & a Blu-Ray copies of the movie would be handy for would be to see if Warner fudge the SD copy of this in the same way they did with the Order of the Pheonix...

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#2 Posted: 17-09-2009 10:50
DaveF
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Report this post		It'll probably be $35.99 SRP like every other new-release BD from Warner.

Edit: Confirmed prices.
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#3 Posted: 17-09-2009 23:01
badblokebob
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Report this post		Yep, cos I have a Blu-ray player in every room in my house with a TV, and everyone I know who might ever want to borrow something from my collection has a Blu-ray player too.

Oh, wait, none of that's true.
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#4 Posted: 18-09-2009 01:09
svenof9
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Report this post		The DVD is free and with any family release its a bloody god send so the kids can watch it in their room until they get their own PS3s! Thanks to Disney who started it (I believe). Hey Madagascar 3 is the same and means it will be bought for xmas for one of my kids instead of the normal dvd alone... everyones a winner, and its costing, what maybe an exyra 50p to add the disc to the package over just having the blu-ray?
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#5 Posted: 18-09-2009 01:40
Richie
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Report this post		It's a superb idea to include a dvd copy with the blu-ray, for the reasons already mentioned and it makes almost no difference to the price. Let's hope Warners do the same in the UK as well.
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