http://www.dohtem.com/bugs/news/ is debating if Disc 5's content will be altered or not.
It won't be. Nearly every Warner repackage has, more or less, simply reused discs from previous releases with absolutely no changes whatsoever (sans the disc art).
I would also like to see a similar set for the All-Stars discs, as this concept seems pretty interesting.
No. There are many,
many more sets I'd like to see Warner (Home Video or Archive) greenlight before they begin acting like total cheapskates again, like...
- A complete Bosko set (the studio's first cartoon star shouldn't be overlooked during his 90th anniversary)
- A collection similar to the 2013 "Best of Warner Bros." Looney Tunes set, only comprised of currently unreleased or unrestored shorts
- A 80th anniversary Bugs set/disc comprised of, again, currently unreleased or unrestored shorts (
Upswept Hare would definitely be one of the shorts included; it was recently restored, you know)
- Themed sets similar to 2012's
Mouse Chronicles set
...or, if Warner still feels like saving some money...
- DVD versions of the 1990s WHV LaserDisc releases
Come to think of it, I find it infuriating that every now and then, the major studios will always do something to cut corners and/or go against one of the biggest media/entertainment guidelines: "give the fans (
or is that people?) what they want". It isn't just Warner, either: ever since the
Walt Disney Treasures line ended, Disney has singlehandedly refused to show their classic shorts the respect they deserve (the heavy DVNR on their first non-Pixar Blu-ray shorts collection's main feature was such a massive middle finger to us that I have decided
not to purchase it in revolt) and rarely, if ever, puts them out on Blu-ray - while only a
handful of them are readily available to stream on Disney+.
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