The Nightmare Before Christmas: first Disney Blu-ray Disc with Digital Copy
[Via TheManRoom, image courtesy of KensForce]
[Via TheManRoom, image courtesy of KensForce]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jon @ May 31st 2008 4:23PM
Arghhhh ... I can care less about digital copy , who wants to watch a movie on a tiny ass screen .. Stop worrying about digital copy and kill DRM
brux2dc @ May 31st 2008 6:34PM
I do. I fly a lot, and PSP is great to watch movies on the plane.
shawnmos @ May 31st 2008 7:51PM
If they are going to be including the movie on a separate DVD, why not just put it in DVD format?
lucyfan62 @ Jun 1st 2008 12:01AM
I'd rather have it in 3D.
EQC @ Jun 1st 2008 6:27PM
It's just sad that a "Digital Copy" is a feature. It is even sadder that, quite often, we end up paying extra for it.
If Fair Use had any value, there would be widely-available software so everybody could easily make their own lower-resolution copies of any movie they had purchased.
A "Digital Copy" of a movie like this is the equivalent of a CD coming with included MP3's (or a license to download the MP3's from some online service)....only a moron would call that a feature, since it's widely known that you can make your own "Digital Copy" of music files freely, legally (AFAIK), and easily. Why should movies be different?
Mr. E @ Jun 1st 2008 9:03PM
"Disneyfile." Ugh.
I sure hope that Managed Copy sees the light of day eventually. I have no use for a low-res copy, but I'd love to eventually be able to legally put my movies onto a media server in my home.