Avatar 3-Movie Collection (4K + Blu-ray Ultimate Collector's Edition) [USA]
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I just want them to do a Collector's Edition like they did for the first 2, I guess it's too much to ask.
THE AVATAR ULTIMATE 3-MOVIE COLLECTION INCLUDES:
Experience the breathtaking world of Pandora with this incredible Avatar 3-Movie Collection. Follow Marine turned Na’vi leader Jake Sully and his family as they live, love and fight to protect each other and their world. Stunning visuals, wondrous creatures and emotionally gripping stories transport you on an immersive, unforgettable journey.- Limited-Edition 9-Disc Set: 4K UltraHD + Blu-ray + Blu-ray Bonus + Digital Code
- Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water and Avatar: Fire and Ash all on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and Digital
- Three Blu-ray Bonus Discs with hours of extras from all three films
- Collectible Book with behind-the-scenes stills and beautiful images from the films
- A special letter from producer/writer/director James Cameron included only in this Ultimate Collection
Blu-ray Bonus Features include –
- Igniting the Flame: The Making of Avatar: Fire and Ash — A series of featurettes that explores the filmmakers' journey making Avatar: Fire and Ash with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and insights about the process from the creative talents who shaped the film.
- Writing the Sequels: In 2013, James Cameron gathered a team of top screenwriters to craft a vision for the Avatar sequels. Together they created an ambitious saga that weaves new stories, clans, biomes, creatures and, most importantly, a family for Jake and Neytiri.
- Pandoran Design: Production Designer Dylan Cole and his team tackle their biggest design challenge: creating a vivid world and culture for the new clans, the Wind Traders and the Ash People, and the creatures that share their world.
- RDA Design: Production Designer Ben Procter and his team of concept artists and art directors showcase the sets of Bridgehead and the RDA. From concept art to over 70 sets, Procter's designs set the stage for many of the film's action scenes.
- The Women of Pandora: Dive deeper into James Cameron's fiercest Na'vi warriors with the powerhouse actors that define these epic roles.
- Varang and the Mangkwan: Like every aspect of the Avatar films, Varang and the Mangkwan are a melding of talents, from character and scenic design to costumes and body art, but most distinctive is the performance by Oona Chaplin. Discover how she approached her role.
- Capturing Performance: Cameron and his cast take the “freedom to imagine” on Avatar's capture stage. The characters come to life instinctively as actors rely on their connection to each other, rather than the physical trappings of lighting, costumes, and sets.
- Stunts: Second unit director Garrett Warren takes us inside the action of Fire and Ash. If you see it in the film, his stunt team did it for real: climbing, falling, fighting, shooting, swimming, and even dogfighting on ikrans.
- Editing and Virtual Camera: On the Avatar films, Editorial is the quiet hero of production. Discover the editors’ complex process of transforming filmed "scenes" from the capture stage into performance edits, camera loads, shots, templates and finally, a finished film.
- WĒTĀ FX: Wētā FX tackles the monumental task of rendering every shot in photoreal detail. Fire and Ash is bigger and more complex than any film before it, with giant set pieces, virtual characters, dynamic creatures and vivid effects.
- ILM: ILM undertakes a pair of key scenes: Jake’s imprisonment in a thanator cage, and his thrilling escape on the gritty tarmac of Bridgehead.
- Score: Composer Simon Franglen takes us behind the scenes of his thrilling score for FIRE AND ASH, capturing the majestic beauty of the Wind Traders and the unsettling world of the Mangkwan. Also hear from Miley Cyrus on her hit single, "Dream As One."
- The Art and Impact of 3D: James Cameron takes us inside 3D, a critical component of the Avatar films. Audiences feel the immense scope of Pandora, not just through the breadth of the movie screen, but in the endless depth enabled by stereoscopic filming.
- Home in New Zealand: Though Fire and Ash’s live action filming was centralized in one cozy corner of Wellington, vendors from all parts of New Zealand banded together to build the sets, costumes, props, and even working maritime vessels.
- Jon Landau Tribute: If James Cameron is the guiding vision for the Avatar sequels, producer Jon Landau was their nurturing heart. In this warm tribute, the filmmakers celebrate a beloved friend and colleague with remembrances from cast and crew.
- RDA Orientation: Do you have what it takes to survive the wild frontier of Pandora? In these tutorial videos, the RDA provides essential training in Na'vi language and an intelligence briefing on the clans of Pandora and the biomes they inhabit.
- Na'vi 101: The RDA’s Official Language Orientation: Before you set foot on Pandora, the RDA requires personnel to complete Na’vi language training. This video covers the basics of Na’vi - greetings, key phrases, proper pronunciation, and cultural mores. Trust us: say it right or pay the price.
- Pandora Intelligence Brief: Prepare for deployment with this essential RDA orientation video designed to give new recruits a tactical edge when navigating the uncharted territories of Pandora. This isn’t just a new world. It’s a new frontier.
- Marketing Materials & Music Video - Marketing materials used to build audience awareness of the film.
- “Dream as One” Music Video: Multi Grammy-winning superstar Miley Cyrus performs her emotional end-title ballad, "Dream as One," in the official music video.
- Theatrical Trailer 1: New clans, new villains. The Sully family fights to survive. Watch trailer 1 now.
- Theatrical Trailer 2: The Pandoran world goes deeper than you can imagine. Watch trailer 2 now.
- English Family Audio Track: All objectionable language removed.
Star Wars wasn't the first or the only one such wide artbook-digibook.
There was The Shield Complete Collection DVD Boxset, The Evil Dead Collection, and some others I'm forgetting now. Many more with wide artbooks, like I Am Legend, 300, Snowpiercer, Braveheart, and earlier 'gift sets' of Casablanca, Ben Hur, Sound of Music, etc.
No, the box set is the EXACT same is what I mean, not just the digibook aspect. It's the outer box set shell with two halfs that have to be pulled apart to reveal the digibook. Width of the box, placement of the discs etc. are exactly the same. And it seemed like they designed it specifically for Star Wars when that came out.
Looks like it's Dolby Vision too, so good for people who missed out on the CEs for the first two movies.
However, as an owner of the first two CEs, I'm just hoping for a CE for Fire & Ash.
This does seem like an odd release. Is this a soft confirmation that Avatar 4 isn't going ahead?
However, as an owner of the first two CEs, I'm just hoping for a CE for Fire & Ash.
This does seem like an odd release. Is this a soft confirmation that Avatar 4 isn't going ahead?
I see, well, then the Evil Dead collection still fits, it slides to the sides the same way:
Add three zeroes to that price for a personal Avatar robot, six zeroes for a biological clone.
Nah, companies do it all the time, plus it's going to be at least 5 more years before they're able to release a 1-5 boxset, so they're taking the opportunity to make some money now.
Wait... are we not getting one for the third film? Ugh, I'm not buying a 3 movie set that'll be replaced when the fourth comes out and is a pain to store.
So it's either this, the 4k or the 4k steel?
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