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Planet Earth: Complete Collection HD-DVD $28 at Discovery Store
 
Discuss (18) : History : Tell : Posted 3:29 PM PDT 07/1/08 by Ben
Planet Earth: Complete Collection HD-DVDThe bailout continues. Discovery Store has the Planet Earth: Complete Collection on defunct HD-DVD for $30 - $5 code EML2008 + $3 shipping = $28. This release includes all the episodes (4 DVDs) from the original Discovery Channel production. Narrated by Sigourney Weaver. [Info]
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    #1   radix33 - Posted 4:14 pm PDT 07/1/08 (201 Posts)
    Fry's selling the BBC version for $39.99.

    I also picked up Troy Director's Cut HD-DVD for $11.99.
    #2   tmpsth2k2 - Posted 4:39 pm PDT 07/1/08 (124 Posts)
    got one, though I still wish this was the BBC version... The image should be the same, so I don't think its gonna be much difference.
    #3   hurl3.0 - Posted 4:53 pm PDT 07/1/08 (1732 Posts)
    what's HD-DVD? is that the successor to blu-ray?
    #4   tmpsth2k2 - Posted 5:06 pm PDT 07/1/08 (124 Posts)
    its on back order...which could mean its out of stock Sad
    #5   bodybag5 - Posted 5:28 pm PDT 07/1/08 (198 Posts)
    still waiting for the blu-ray version to come down in price Sad
    #6   nolonemo - Posted 6:17 pm PDT 07/1/08 (833 Posts)
    The difference is between Sigourney Weaver, who knows how to read a script, and David Attenborough, who lives, eats, and breathes this stuff. I still remember his old TV series "Life on Earth," where he was actually on the scene...
    #7   Gorgula - Posted 6:31 pm PDT 07/1/08 (126 Posts)
    #2 supposedly the image isn't the same. i would look into it
    #8   montezuma - Posted 7:46 pm PDT 07/1/08 (378 Posts)
    #7 is correct, the HD-DVD version has much better image quality as is the case with all HD-DVDs, real shame Bluray suck-ceeded Wink
    #9   X_Specter_X - Posted 8:00 pm PDT 07/1/08 (79 Posts)
    #8. HAHA... good one. and i agree.
    #10   jma9 - Posted 8:01 pm PDT 07/1/08 (73 Posts)
    i really enjoy buying up all of these hd dvd movies for about a third of the price of the blu ray versions. too bad hd dvd lost. i own both and hd dvd is a far more stable and better product.
    #11   hypercoyote - Posted 9:08 pm PDT 07/1/08 (550 Posts)
    insert m0f0's insanely unfunny line of:

    'further proof that hd-dvd has won the format war'
    #12   m0f0 - Posted 9:29 pm PDT 07/1/08 (7747 Posts)
    *smirk*
    #13   dark_welchs - Posted 11:39 pm PDT 07/1/08 (86 Posts)
    Go to local Frys store. They have it for $24.99 BBC version.
    My friend works at frys and I got their employee discount, and final price came out to be $17.50. Sweet!
    #14   PacoDeth - Posted 4:40 am PDT 07/2/08 (69 Posts)
    Supposedly the BBC Version is in 1080p whilst the other version (Discovery with Sigourney?) is in 1080i
    #15   MyOpinion - Posted 6:47 am PDT 07/2/08 (184 Posts)
    They should bundle this with some Alien movies....
    #16   Chrisman - Posted 7:16 am PDT 07/2/08 (2532 Posts)
    And Ghostbusters... "So...she sleeps above the covers. FOUR FEET above the covers!"
    #17   btc909 - Posted 7:41 am PDT 07/2/08 (1051 Posts)
    This looks amazing in VHS!
    #18   linkmon - Posted 9:28 am PDT 07/2/08 (140 Posts)
    It looks INSANE on Beta Max too!!
     
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