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The same Two Dsic Special Edition of Transformers, that was released around the world, has been on sale in Spain since Wednesday. The only differences are in the audio and subtitles departments.
Check out our Blu-ray section for details of the releases on the format so far.
Sorry, forgot to post this on Thursday! Aussie fans now have the chance to watch Michael Bay’s Transformers on Blu-ray, with the release of the Two Disc Special Edition last Thursday. The set is exactly the same as the North American and UK version released last month.
Also out today down under are the Transformers 1 disc editions with the Optimus Prime and Bumblebee masks, but we recommend you give them a miss unless you are a mask collector, or need something for a fancy dress costume.
Here’s some good news for all of you who have bought Transformers on Blu-ray. Paramount Home Entertainment are planning on releasing the first extra material through BD-Live on 30th September. The video, titled “Robot Ninjas’, will look into the battle at the end of the film between Bumblebee and Barricade, featuring home videos and animatics produced by the film’s stunt crew.
The second video, “What Effing Happened in Mission City”, will follow soon after.
There are also rumours that Paramount will include Transformers 2 material in the future to build hype for the sequel.
Today sees the release of Michael Bay’s Transformers on Blu-ray in North America. The 2 disc set was originally due to come out last October with the DVD and HD DVD versions, but was cancelled after Paramount and Dreamworks signed an exclusive deal with the HD DVD Group.
The 2 disc set contains all the extra features from the DVD and HD DVD versions, as well as some new BD-LIve features and improved video and audio coding.
The HD Room has posted the first look at the BD Live features that will be available on the Blu-ray edition of Transformers. Included are scans of the BD guide included with the set and some screens from the actual features, including the status screen,showing the GPS tracker, robot health and status, and a data panel.
Hopefully the location of Barricade with match up with IDW’s Reign of Starscream series and it seems that Devastator is still be used instead of Brawl.
The Blu-ray release is due for 2nd September in North America and 9th September in the UK.
Paramount haven’t been kind to the UK. They delayed the Energon DVDs, delayed the Transformers movie by a month, delayed the Movie DVD and HD DVD, delayed the two Animated DVDs due out this year and are now pricing the Animated series DVDs at weird prices.
The RRP for Transformers: Animated Transform and Roll Out DVD (68 minutes) has been set at £12.99, but can be found for £8.99 at most online retailers. The Animated Season One DVD, containing 13 episodes, only has a RRP of £9.99, but has a length of roughly 280 minutes, or 4 times as long.
On the good news for Paramount, they are only releasing the Transformers movie on Blu-ray in the UK 6 days after North America, on 8th September. That’s more like it.
Paramount Home Entertainment have released the cover for the North American version of the Transformers movie on Blu-ray. As you can see from the images, it is exactly the same as the 2 dsic DVD set, expect with the Blu-ray logo.
In a good move by Paramount Home Entertainment, they have decided to release the hit movie Transformers on Blu-ray on 8th September in the UK, only 6 days after North America. This is much better than when the film was released on DVD, which took 6 weeks to arrive across the pond.
Play.com have provided the listing, with a RRP of £24.99, but be sure to find it cheaper.
Thanks to forum member SHADOWSBLAZE for the news.
Paramount have finally announced details of Transformers on Blu-ray for 2nd September in North America.
The 2 disc set will contain the movie in anamorphic widescreen (and rumoured to be optimised for Blu-ray) with improved audio tracks over the HD DVD release, with English 5.1 Dolby Digital Plus, 5.1 Dolby TrueHD and 5.1 PCM (Uncompressed) tracks.
Extras are similar to the 2 disc DVD release, with the commentary by Michael Bay (yes, the same one), and on disc 2, many of the same features, but in HD, including The Story Sparks, Human Allies, I Fight Giant Robots, Battleground, Rise of the Robots, Autobots Roll Out, Decepticons Strike, Inside the AllSpark, Transformers Tech Inspector, From Script to Sand: The Scorponok Desert Attack, Concepts, the teaser trailer and theatrical trailers. There will also be BD-Live features, but these haven’t been specified yet, and the same easter eggs.
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