Nick Schedules the New 2012 Show for DVD with 'Rise of the Turtles'

zodiac brave · 12-01-2012, 10:16 AM

i dunno why we wouldn't full sets w/special features down the line.

this franchise was kinda floundering and nick new it had a built-in fandom and endless potential. to just sorta decide to crap out mediocre stuff in the end kinda defeats the purpose of spending so much for it in the first place. they know us hardcores'll be wanting a bells-n-whistle set and that we'll pay for it, so i dont think they'd forego that guaranteed cash-in at all.

as for the quality, i'd hope a blu-ray release would be better than the broadcast...but im kinda clueless as to all that stuff. as long as it looks shiny on my hdtv, (and comes in widescreen), i'll be happy.

but for this...while its not the end of the world, yeah...it is a lil dinky to be fullscreen. but the number of eps doesn't surprise me in any way.

12-01-2012, 10:16 AM	#11
zodiac brave Stone Warrior Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: san antonio, tx Posts: 822	i dunno why we wouldn't full sets w/special features down the line. this franchise was kinda floundering and nick new it had a built-in fandom and endless potential. to just sorta decide to crap out mediocre stuff in the end kinda defeats the purpose of spending so much for it in the first place. they know us hardcores'll be wanting a bells-n-whistle set and that we'll pay for it, so i dont think they'd forego that guaranteed cash-in at all. as for the quality, i'd hope a blu-ray release would be better than the broadcast...but im kinda clueless as to all that stuff. as long as it looks shiny on my hdtv, (and comes in widescreen), i'll be happy. but for this...while its not the end of the world, yeah...it is a lil dinky to be fullscreen. but the number of eps doesn't surprise me in any way. __________________ what we were after, was lashings of ultra-violence.