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Planet Earth & Sunrise Earth HD DVD Set $48 at Discovery Store
Discovery Store has the Planet Earth & Sunrise Earth HD DVD Set for $50 - $5 code EML2008 + $3 shipping = $48 shipped. Now you can enjoy your breakfast to sunrise scenes set throughout the World, then kick back and enjoy Sigourney Weaver's narrative through the 11-part series of Planet Earth. Then lament about your defunct HD DVD player.
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#1
adg - Posted 10:41 am PDT 05/20/08 (543 Posts)
David Attenberg did a better narration.
#2
datatechent - Posted 10:46 am PDT 05/20/08 (324 Posts)
wow they still have these ? they should be in the 99 cents pile at walmart !
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jdiggity - Posted 10:47 am PDT 05/20/08 (381 Posts)
I'm surprised they still cost this much. HD-DVD issues aside, Sunrise Earth is a great series... not something I'd want to own on DVD, however... more of a Sunday morning relaxation show
#4
CommonSense - Posted 11:30 am PDT 05/20/08 (143 Posts)
Expect to see these HD disks buried in Plant Earth very soon.
#5
sholling - Posted 11:53 am PDT 05/20/08 (932 Posts)
Sunrise earth is beautiful but the most boring screensaver of a video in history.
#6
people - Posted 11:55 am PDT 05/20/08 (285 Posts)
over priced..
#7
the lawyer - Posted 11:57 am PDT 05/20/08 (3749 Posts)
how long till bd prices drop, that is all I care about.
#8
australopithecus - Posted 12:05 pm PDT 05/20/08 (1781 Posts)
Discovery Atlas HD-DVD is actually selling for a good price on eBay.
I wish I took advantage of deal on the BBC Planet Earth on HD-DVD.
#9
Crash And Burn - Posted 12:23 pm PDT 05/20/08 (2028 Posts)
I like the part where Sigourney gets it on with the alien.. I didn't know they could do that!
#10
heddy_lamar - Posted 12:41 pm PDT 05/20/08 (665 Posts)
Na, that wasn't an alien, it was a wildebeast. Hot lovin' action.
#11
jklyank - Posted 5:08 pm PDT 05/20/08 (163 Posts)
HD DVD, add it to your Betamax collection
#12
shafnitz - Posted 6:24 pm PDT 05/20/08 (74 Posts)
@the lawyer
You think BD prices are going to drop now? Good luck with that...
People joke about HD DVD being "obsolete", but you can get a decent player and collection of HD movies for a fraction of what BluRay costs...
#13
Oio - Posted 10:37 pm PDT 05/20/08 (1361 Posts)
What, exactly, did BlewRay win? No traction in the market, sky-high prices, unfinished "standard" that keeps changing. I didn't buy either HD-DVD or BR, and I sure as heck ain't gonna buy BlewRay even with its hollow victory. There are better open formats out there. Silly discs that have to be manually swapped are relics. Multi-disc changers are worse in many ways. Instant-access to my entire collection is where it's at, baby!
#14
AdamSandler - Posted 8:01 am PDT 05/21/08 (110 Posts)
HD DVD > Blu-Ray
#15
william1066 - Posted 8:09 pm PDT 05/27/08 (18 Posts)
This DC version of Planet Earth has not gotten reviews as good as has the BBC version. The content is a bit less with the DC version and it is listed as being recorded in 1080i - the BBC version is 1080p. I'm not sure how the different 1080s affects things but the reviewers claim the 1080p-BBC gave the better video. Also, since it's a BBC production, you're probably better off with the narrator who has the better British accent. Stiff upper lip and all that.
I bought the DC version, from Discovery, before I knew all these details - I paid $25 with free shipping.
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