(11-13-2012, 04:45 PM)Lost hero escribió: hay una nueva edicion anunciada en Mixup!!

BATMAN: EL CABALLERO DE LA NOCHE ASCIENDE (BD COMIC BOOK BD+DVD)
DARK KNIGHT RISES, THE
Actor: CHRISTIAN BALE
Formato: BLU-RAY
Origen: Nacional
SKU: 7509036511311
Precio de Lista: $355.00

¿podria ser el digibook de Target ?

(11-15-2012, 10:03 AM)Lost hero escribió:

(11-13-2012, 04:45 PM)Lost hero escribió: hay una nueva edicion anunciada en Mixup!!

BATMAN: EL CABALLERO DE LA NOCHE ASCIENDE (BD COMIC BOOK BD+DVD)
DARK KNIGHT RISES, THE
Actor: CHRISTIAN BALE
Formato: BLU-RAY
Origen: Nacional
SKU: 7509036511311
Precio de Lista: $355.00

¿podria ser el digibook de Target ?

desaparecio de la pagina de mixup!

(11-15-2012, 10:10 AM)MEDIAMEX_ escribió: esperemos solo esten actualizando el sistema

(11-15-2012, 11:46 AM)drsnarf escribió: Uy... sí está más chido.

Spoiler: Mostrar

(11-15-2012, 12:07 PM)gonzalo MX escribió: Yo no diee nada pero se de un regio perdido y heroe que hace eso

(11-15-2012, 12:05 PM)Blaugrana escribió: Que levante la mano el valiente que va a comprar todas las versiones??

(11-15-2012, 11:20 AM)el Fer escribió: a mi tambien me gusta mas esa portada, porque no tienes que elegir entre tener a batman o a bane en ella como en el de USA

(11-15-2012, 12:27 PM)Blaugrana escribió:

(11-15-2012, 11:20 AM)el Fer escribió: a mi tambien me gusta mas esa portada, porque no tienes que elegir entre tener a batman o a bane en ella como en el de USA

Pero no el de Target es portada lenticular y vienen los 2??

(11-15-2012, 12:08 PM)Lost hero escribió:

(11-15-2012, 12:07 PM)gonzalo MX escribió: Yo no diee nada pero se de un regio perdido y heroe que hace eso

jaja ¿quien sera ?

Yo comprare Steel ,Mascara y este digibook solamente y si acaso el slip de la edicion gringa esta muy padre pues tambien jaja.

(11-15-2012, 12:05 PM)Blaugrana escribió: Que levante la mano el valiente que va a comprar todas las versiones??

Cita:The Dark Knight Rises begs repeat viewings. The film so thwarts expectation that limiting yourself to a single viewing is to risk dismissing an amazing story and experience that only gets better upon each return. Nolan has accomplished something truly extraordinary with his Batman trilogy, and The Dark Knight Rises brings nothing but gratifying closure to three of the greatest comicbook movies of all time. Warner's 2-disc Blu-ray edition doesn't disappoint either thanks to an excellent video transfer, an exceptional DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track and a reasonably extensive collection of high definition special features. It isn't a perfect film or a perfect release, but it doesn't get much better than this. As trilogy endgames go, The Dark Knight Rises delivers on all fronts.

Cita:The real showpiece of The Dark Knight Rises Blu-ray, though, is its sternum-splitting, rib-cracking, ground-pounding DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track. While it obviously isn't as thunderous or jaw-dropping as its IMAX counterpart, it still boasts remarkable power, prowess and presence. LFE output is downright ferocious, throwing its full weight behind every devastating explosion, firing cannon, throaty Tumbler engine, booming Bat thruster, collapsing tunnel, crashing truck and musclebound madman. The opening hijack scene is worth the cost of admission alone. The rear speakers join the fight early and often too, immersing the listener in the chaos erupting across Gotham. Pinpoint directionality delivers time and time again, cross-channel pans are exceptionally transparent, and Hans Zimmer's score is as enveloping and invigorating as it should be. Dialogue is clear, neatly grounded in the hustle and bustle of the city, and masterfully prioritized, even if the last few lines of dialogue are nearly overwhelmed by the ever-crescendoing music. There's also an argument to be made that Bane's voice occasionally hovers above the rest of the soundscape -- particularly during the opening hijack sequence, when his voice is piped into the front speakers to ensure it isn't drowned out by the roar of the plane that's being dismantled around him -- but it's an intentional decision that traces back to the film's original sound design, not the technical quality of the studio's lossless mix. Simply put, The Dark Knight Rises' DTS-HD MA track doesn't disappoint in the slightest

Cita:While it obviously isn't as thunderous or jaw-dropping as its IMAX counterpart, it still boasts remarkable power, prowess and presence