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I feel so underwhelmed of how many shows don't have a single blu-ray or DVD release
Later seasons of that got official releases in Japan, though quite expensive.Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has stalled on season 5....
I want a refund...
The problem is the demographic for content mapping and the window to entice collectors will close...I hate it.
I used to be a big collector. I can't tell if my interest dropped or the options did, but I rarely pick up home media anymore. It started with a general decline in effort for home releases. I took the DVD boom for granted in terms of extras and presentation. Bare bones releases are boring, but then a lot of my recent favourite things didn't even get that. I too mourn Daredevil season 3. Legion never got a blu ray release either which stung. As things have progressed, I've just had to get used to it.
I can't imagine being a Marvel or Star Wars collector now. I stopped actively caring about either property, owning a couple of films from each, but I'd be livid if I wanted that collection. I'm not paying Disney indefinitely for access. I wonder how South Park will move forward with home releases. They kept up for a long time, but the show is split between 2 streaming service exclusivity deals now ha.
Hoping the market will eventually adjust, and blu rays will emerge as more of a collectable with some care and attention again.
MASH is in the hands of Fox/Disney so the DVD releases are probably all we're gonna get outside of a miracle.And where the F*** is M*A*S*H*??????????? The Tv series...it was shot on film and could easily be rematered and in fact has turned up on streamers...at least a a season or two. I WONT PAY IN PERPETUITY to lease it as you say ....I want to own it on BLU RAY or not at all (without the laughter track PERRLLEASE!!!!!
I'm still holding out for a bLu RAy release of Columbo...given it is being streamed and broadcast now in HD
I watche d1 episode of MASH on D+, and it was ok, but had the laughter track, which I detest...MASH is in the hands of Fox/Disney so the DVD releases are probably all we're gonna get outside of a miracle.
There is a complete series Blu-Ray release of Columbo in Japan but it's ludicrously expensive.
ONce the Kenobi and Mandalorian are released on a persistent download or disc I would imagine we can expect a 2hr movie for each...that is what they deserve, though I won't be doing them; I'll leave that to more invested talents to execute.Unless the streaming model drastically changes, I wouldn’t expect the lack of physical releases to change. It’s all about exclusive content and the streaming companies don’t want you to have other options. As a non-faneditor, it’s a shame because the need for content has also created series that are bloated. The Kenobi series is a perfect example. There just hasn’t been enough story there for six episodes. I’d love to see trimmed down versions of some of these Star Wars series. But alas, I doubt that will ever happen (at least properly).
But that’s my point. I don’t believe we will see them released in an own-able format. I believe Disney would remove all physical copies of the Simpsons from existence if they could and I doubt you’ll ever see another physical release. They want your persistent subscription money, not your one-time purchase money.ONce the Kenobi and Mandalorian are released on a persistent download or disc I would imagine we can expect a 2hr movie for each...that is what they deserve, though I won't be doing them; I'll leave that to more invested talents to execute.
I agree wholeheartedly...the question is...at what point does inflation and economic stress force the model to change and adapt? I don't think the prolifertion of streamers is sustainable in the long term...But that’s my point. I don’t believe we will see them released in an own-able format. I believe Disney would remove all physical copies of the Simpsons from existence if they could and I doubt you’ll ever see another physical release. They want your persistent subscription money, not your one-time purchase money.