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RE: Star Wars - gonzalo MX - 06-11-2012 (06-11-2012, 04:51 PM)Edmundo escribió: Regalada, lastima que el envio sea tan caro. No creo que sean mas de $200 pesos a USA, el paquete debe de pesar menos de 2 Kg, a Canadá un paquete de 1 Kg. registrado esta en aprox. $6 Can Dls., lo cotice el sábado pasado, por mexpost esta en menos de $300 (Canadá también) deben ser los mismos costos a USA. No me quise quedar con la duda Mexpost (EMS) $297.10 mn, entrega 5 a 8 dias habiles Registrado $187.50 mn, entrega 15 a 20 dias habiles precios para paquetes de 1 a 2 Kg. RE: Star Wars - taskman - 06-11-2012 Alguien ha visto esta promo en alguna tienda del df? la sucursal que me queda cerca (naucalpan) no la tienen (06-10-2012, 07:07 PM)gonzalo MX escribió: Walmart RE: Star Wars - Rhyron - 06-12-2012 Alguien sabe si hay alguna diferencia entre la versión latinoamericana y la de USA? Mañana mismo me quiero ir a comprar la latinoamericana si no hay diferencias en los discos, generalmente me obligo a no comprar lanzamientos en español (a menos que la pelicula sea en español) debido a que... pues hay que ponerse un límite xD En fin, estaba pensando comprarla en Best Buy USA por 70 USD, pero si la encuentro a 500 pesitos... pues, a quien le den pan, no? Si alguien me puede ayudar en eso, diferencias entre ambos releases, se los agradecería mucho mucho! RE: Star Wars - ematrix - 06-12-2012 ^ Ninguna diferencia, los discos son los mismos, lo que cambia es la presentacion. La version USA es empaque 100% de carton y los discos tienen por serigrafia el logo de la pelicula en un fondo plateado. La version MX es espaque digipack y los discos tienen por serigrafia a algun personaje de Star Wars junto al logo de la pelicula. RE: Star Wars - Rhyron - 06-12-2012 (06-12-2012, 06:26 AM)ematrix escribió: ^ Ninguna diferencia, los discos son los mismos, lo que cambia es la presentacion. La version USA es empaque 100% de carton y los discos tienen por serigrafia el logo de la pelicula en un fondo plateado. La version MX es espaque digipack y los discos tienen por serigrafia a algun personaje de Star Wars junto al logo de la pelicula. Muchas gracias! Creo que compraré esta versión y buscaré si alguien en USA me quiere vender el empaque XD (lo que es la obsesión :S) EDIT: Pues... que no está en ningún wal-mart de Tampico Si sigo gastando gasolina buscando en ciudades cercanas me saldrá más barato comprarla en Block... y pues, a aguantarse. Pero bueno, al menos compré True Blood temporada 2 en blu-ray a 349 pesos. RE: Star Wars - Meneses - 06-14-2012 Pues así viene. Spoiler: Mostrar Los folletos, la guía y la carátula en español. RE: Star Wars - drsnarf - 06-14-2012 Qué traen los folletos? RE: Star Wars - gonzalo MX - 06-14-2012 dr, walmart saco una postales exclusivas aquí en México (sobre que se ve), el librito es la Guía de la Galaxia que si viene en las demás ediciones. RE: Star Wars - drsnarf - 06-14-2012 :O o sea que cualquiera que vendan en Walmart de Mexico las trae? Yo tengo la de USA y el empaque está muy chévere pero sí me decepcionó que la edición casi no trae "artes". RE: Star Wars - gonzalo MX - 06-14-2012 Asi es cualquiera comprado en walmart México debe de traer las postales. RE: Star Wars - Salas - 06-14-2012 Tal vez esas tarjetas compensen a la pobre caja de galletas en que vienen los discos. RE: Star Wars - gonzalo MX - 06-14-2012 ni eso Salas RE: Star Wars - drsnarf - 06-14-2012 Entonces estoy bien con mi "Digibook" de Fox USA? RE: Star Wars - gonzalo MX - 06-14-2012 pues si quieres hacemos cambio de cajas RE: Star Wars - steel blu ray - 06-14-2012 Gracias a la nota de gonzalo, hoy me compre por fin el box de star wars, en walmart, me salio en 565pesos, no tienen ningun anuncio de la oferta,pero le pregunte a el encargado y me dijo que si tenia descuento, solo que no ponen la oferta a la vista,que raro no? a mi en lo personal si me gusto el box, de hecho mas que el de usa, esa forma de colocar los discos en el box de usa, nunca me gusto saludos. RE: Star Wars - Salas - 06-14-2012 ^ No, si por ese lado no está la bronca, al menos yo soy fan del digipack, la bronca es que la caja debió tener mejor calidad, es Star Wars!!! Insisto, he comprado galletas con una mejor, mucho mejor, caja que la que nos recetaron aquí. RE: Star Wars - Edmundo - 06-14-2012 Quiza tengas razon Salas, les bailo berta con esa presentacion. Pero el precio de Walmart es wenisimo!!! RE: Star Wars - Vicco - 07-02-2012 Ha! Yo posteando la oferta en el tema de ofertas y esta en Walmart en 590 desde hace un buen... al menos mi cuñado y yo alcanzamos nuestra copia. :-P RE: Star Wars - juanonimo - 10-30-2012 DISNEY COMPRA LUCASFILM Holy crap! The Walt Disney Company just bought LucasFilm for $4.05 billion in cash and stock, and announced that there will be a new Star Wars movie to be released in 2015! That movie will be Star Wars: Episode 7!!!! It sounds like there will be more as well! This sure came out of nowhere, and it's hard to to express the excitement attack that I'm having right now! George Lucas had this to say in a statement: For the past 35 years, one of my greatest pleasures has been to see Star Wars passed from one generation to the next. It’s now time for me to pass Star Wars on to a new generation of filmmakers. I’ve always believed that Star Wars could live beyond me, and I thought it was important to set up the transition during my lifetime. I’m confident that with Lucasfilm under the leadership of Kathleen Kennedy, and having a new home within the Disney organization, Star Wars will certainly live on and flourish for many generations to come. Disney’s reach and experience give Lucasfilm the opportunity to blaze new trails in film, television, interactive media, theme parks, live entertainment, and consumer products. This is so awesome! I can't believe Lucas let it go! But the fact that we're going to get more Star Wars films from other filmmakers is amazing!! Kathleen Kennedy, current co-chair of Lucasfilm, will become Lucasfilm's president, reporting to Walt Disney Studios chair Alan Horn as part of stock and cash transaction. What do you think about this epic deal!!!??? Here's the full press release with all of the details! Continuing its strategy of delivering exceptional creative content to audiences around the world, The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) has agreed to acquire Lucasfilm Ltd. in a stock and cash transaction. Lucasfilm is 100% owned by Lucasfilm Chairman and Founder, George Lucas. Under the terms of the agreement and based on the closing price of Disney stock on October 26, 2012, the transaction value is $4.05 billion, with Disney paying approximately half of the consideration in cash and issuing approximately 40 million shares at closing. The final consideration will be subject to customary post-closing balance sheet adjustments. “Lucasfilm reflects the extraordinary passion, vision, and storytelling of its founder, George Lucas,” said Robert A. Iger, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company. “This transaction combines a world-class portfolio of content including Star Wars, one of the greatest family entertainment franchises of all time, with Disney’s unique and unparalleled creativity across multiple platforms, businesses, and markets to generate sustained growth and drive significant long-term value.” “For the past 35 years, one of my greatest pleasures has been to see Star Wars passed from one generation to the next,” said George Lucas, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lucasfilm. “It’s now time for me to pass Star Wars on to a new generation of filmmakers. I’ve always believed that Star Wars could live beyond me, and I thought it was important to set up the transition during my lifetime. I’m confident that with Lucasfilm under the leadership of Kathleen Kennedy, and having a new home within the Disney organization, Star Wars will certainly live on and flourish for many generations to come. Disney’s reach and experience give Lucasfilm the opportunity to blaze new trails in film, television, interactive media, theme parks, live entertainment, and consumer products.” Under the deal, Disney will acquire ownership of Lucasfilm, a leader in entertainment, innovation and technology, including its massively popular and “evergreen” Star Wars franchise and its operating businesses in live action film production, consumer products, animation, visual effects, and audio post production. Disney will also acquire the substantial portfolio of cutting-edge entertainment technologies that have kept audiences enthralled for many years. Lucasfilm, headquartered in San Francisco, operates under the names Lucasfilm Ltd., LucasArts, Industrial Light & Magic, and Skywalker Sound, and the present intent is for Lucasfilm employees to remain in their current locations. Kathleen Kennedy, current Co-Chairman of Lucasfilm, will become President of Lucasfilm, reporting to Walt Disney Studios Chairman Alan Horn. Additionally she will serve as the brand manager for Star Wars, working directly with Disney’s global lines of business to build, further integrate, and maximize the value of this global franchise. Ms. Kennedy will serve as executive producer on new Star Wars feature films, with George Lucas serving as creative consultant. Star Wars Episode 7 is targeted for release in 2015, with more feature films expected to continue the Star Wars saga and grow the franchise well into the future. The acquisition combines two highly compatible family entertainment brands, and strengthens the long-standing beneficial relationship between them that already includes successful integration of Star Wars content into Disney theme parks in Anaheim, Orlando, Paris and Tokyo. Driven by a tremendously talented creative team, Lucasfilm’s legendary Star Wars franchise has flourished for more than 35 years, and offers a virtually limitless universe of characters and stories to drive continued feature film releases and franchise growth over the long term. Star Wars resonates with consumers around the world and creates extensive opportunities for Disney to deliver the content across its diverse portfolio of businesses including movies, television, consumer products, games and theme parks. Star Wars feature films have earned a total of $4.4 billion in global box to date, and continued global demand has made Star Wars one of the world’s top product brands, and Lucasfilm a leading product licensor in the United States in 2011. The franchise provides a sustainable source of high quality, branded content with global appeal and is well suited for new business models including digital platforms, putting the acquisition in strong alignment with Disney’s strategic priorities for continued long-term growth. The Lucasfilm acquisition follows Disney’s very successful acquisitions of Pixar and Marvel, which demonstrated the company’s unique ability to fully develop and expand the financial potential of high quality creative content with compelling characters and storytelling through the application of innovative technology and multiplatform distribution on a truly global basis to create maximum value. Adding Lucasfilm to Disney’s portfolio of world class brands significantly enhances the company’s ability to serve consumers with a broad variety of the world’s highest-quality content and to create additional long-term value for our shareholders. The Boards of Directors of Disney and Lucasfilm have approved the transaction, which is subject to clearance under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act, certain non-United States merger control regulations, and other customary closing conditions. The agreement has been approved by the sole shareholder of Lucasfilm. Note: Additional information and comments from Robert A. Iger, chairman and CEO, The Walt Disney Company, and Jay Rasulo, senior executive vice president and CFO, The Walt Disney Company, regarding Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm, are attached. NOTA ORIGINAL RE: Star Wars - drsnarf - 10-30-2012 RE: Star Wars - Edmundo - 10-30-2012 No me gusta mucho la idea de una septima parte, pero si me llama la atencion del potencial de Disney en hacer mas dinero. Los veo capaces de hacer toda una seccion en sus parques que sea SW. RE: Star Wars - varikelo - 10-30-2012 Esperaba que fuera un tipo de bromita adelantada del día de los inocentes pero ya vi la noticia en el Norte.... La siguiente imagen lo dice todo... Creo que este tema se debería de discutir por separado ya que creo que va a dar de que hablar un buen tiempo... RE: Star Wars - Homero - 10-30-2012 Ya lo escribí en el apartado de Cine y TV ( en donde creo que deberían ir todos estos comentarios): SE acabo Star Wars para mí, y que hagan las películas que quieran, no las iré a ver y mucho menos comprar. RE: Star Wars - Ulises - 10-30-2012 Ahora ediciones Bi$ney de Star Wars! RE: Star Wars - Homero - 10-30-2012 Pués ya pensandole un poquito, ya estoy considerando seriamente comprar el pack de toda la Saga, antes que la saquen del mercado, ya que seguramente habrá muchos cambios cuando la saque Disney. Juré no comprarla, pero nunca me imaginé que iba a suceder algo así. RE: Star Wars - Meneses - 10-30-2012 It$ a trap! RE: Star Wars - Lost hero - 10-30-2012 (10-30-2012, 05:47 PM)Ulises escribió: Ahora ediciones Bi$ney de Star Wars! Diamond Edition para cada una ,con su logo de Disney en la portada RE: Star Wars - Homero - 10-30-2012 (10-30-2012, 06:06 PM)Lost hero escribió:(10-30-2012, 05:47 PM)Ulises escribió: Ahora ediciones Bi$ney de Star Wars! Paso, no quiero, ni verlas!!!!!!!! RE: Star Wars - Edmundo - 10-30-2012 Recomiendo que hagan sus comentarios aqui: http://foro.supervaca.com/showthread.php?tid=10917&pid=176415#pid176415 RE: Star Wars - Homero - 10-30-2012 (10-30-2012, 06:27 PM)Edmundo escribió: Recomiendo que hagan sus comentarios aqui: Depende: De la saga en BD, deben ir aquí, De la compra de Disney en Cine y TV. |