Cita:Warner Brothers has announced an October 14th release date for Green Lantern — including an extended director's cut — on Blu-ray and DVD.

deotava escribió:MMMMMMMM y sera k si sladra el steeel aquiii

oye gonzalo no te dijeron fecha ??? o cuando dice que la preorder esta hastaaA?????

pichonnn13 escribió:solo espero que este mejor que Captain America :reza: no pido mas

Cita:"Green Lantern" will be available on Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, featuring a 3D hi-definition, a hi-definition, a standard definition and a digital copy of the theatrical film, for $40.99, Blu-ray Combo Pack, featuring a hi-definition, a standard definition and a digital copy of the theatrical film, for $35.99 and on single disc DVD for $28.98. The extended cut will be in hi-definition on the Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack only.

Cita:Both the Blu-ray 2D and 3D versions will also include a Playstation 3 Sinestro Corp Batman skin for Batman: Arkham City that will allow Batman to wear a yellow suit and fight crime with the power of fear in single and multiplayer modes. Consider this suit a PS3 exclusive.

Ernesio709 escribió:El arte de la version americana (combo 3d) esta muy padre, esperare si en verdad sale el steel en mexico 8)

gonzalo MX escribió:El Steel de Canada (que seguramente sera el que llegue aqui tambien)

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JAVARO escribió:Ojala que esos minutos extras mejoren un poco esta pelicula, aunque en lo personal me gusto, al nivel de los 4 fantasticos :grin: :grin: :grin:

Cita: The prospect of a Green Lantern movie was always fraught with peril; it isn't the easiest universe to adapt for the big screen. Sadly, director Martin Campbell fails to do for Hal Jordan and the Lantern Corps what he was able to do for James Bond. Green Lantern is a 3,600 sector pileup, and a dull, haphazard one at that. Warner's Blu-ray release is a bit uneven as well; just not as uneven as the film itself. While its DTS-HD Master Audio track delivers the goods and its supplemental package is quite generous, Green Lantern's video transfer languishes in darkness and never shines as bright as its heroes' rings. Ultimately, regardless of whether you're a film fan, a comic geek or anything in between, I would recommend sticking with a rental.

Cita:DNR that plagued the 2D presentation are only exacerbated here. Pardon the potential overstatement, but a handful of shots in Green Lantern 3D are downright unwatchable.

Cita:It's strange. The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast, two hand-drawn catalog films fresh from the Disney Vault, offer infinitely more 3D punch and pizazz than Green Lantern 3D.

Cita:Lantern's 3D image is too flat and two-dimensional to bring much to the 3D table. Even Thor 3D fares better, and the God of Thunder's 3D presentation is merely average.

Cita:Green Lantern 3D Blu-ray Review
In darkest 3D day, in blackest 3D night, a few too many things shall escape my sight...
Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, October 5, 2011

If Green Lantern worked for you and a purchase is in order, its standard 2D Blu-ray release may be more to your liking. Unless you're an unremitting 3D diehard, Lantern's 3D image is too flat and two-dimensional to bring much to the 3D table. Even Thor 3D fares better, and the God of Thunder's 3D presentation is merely average. That said, Green Lantern's 3D release is a whopping four dollars more than its 2D counterpart, and it offers the same extended and theatrical cuts (even though the theatrical cut is the only one to appear in 3D), the same decent (but problematic) 2D transfer, the same excellent DTS-HD Master Audio track, and the same generous suite of bonus materials. For four dollars more, fans can nab three versions of the film rather than two, making the 3D release, mediocre 3D presentation and all, the wise consumer's choice.

osdia escribió:Mmm mal video, 3D y mala película. I WILL NOT BUY.

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osdia escribió:Mmm mal video, 3D y mala película. I WILL NOT BUY.

sera? :disimulo: