BATMAN BEGINS (Limited Edition Gift Set)

I went for the single disc Blu Ray version of the film to see the Bat in all his HD glory.
3 things interested me from the deluxe blu ray version though, 1. the prologe 2. the flash drive 3. the $$ to see Dark Knight.
I decided on the single version though because the prologue is on you tube and I will have it when I but TDK blu ray, the flash drive isn't big enough and finally the price difference between the versions was bigger than the movie ticket that the deluxe version had.
Anyway, the single disc is on Amazon for $18, it's the cheapest I've seen.

Thanks for the review. Good to know I shouldn't replace my 2005 deluxe version. The odd thing was you had to look considerably harder to find this edition in stores. The single disc version was everywhere. it was almost like Warner didn't want you to buy it. By the way, I'm gonna wait at least a year before even attempting to buy blu ray. I remember DVD was pretty bad in the late '90s, and then DVD companies began remastering things and adding extras. I'll wait.

I bought the Gift-set even though I already own the two-disk edition. I got it from Best Buy so it came with an extra lenticular image (which was cool). Between the movie cash, the flash drive (I didn't own any) and the money from selling my other copy I came out pretty good on this deal.

Its interesting to note that the original four Batman movies seem to have gone out of print. My set (the original single disks) were unavailable to me for a time so I decided to upgrade to the two-disk sets. Only, those aren't available anymore and hard to find without spending a lot of money. (I finally found the box set for $40 at a local entertainment store). The first Batman alone sells on Amazon for over $40 used. (For the two-disk version).

I like the 3d cover if this is it. That would be my only draw to it.

I bought the Blu Ray version. What gives with the lack of a flash drive for Blu Ray? I don't care about the preloaded pictures, but a Bat logo on a flash drive would have been sweet. I couldn't really care less about the comic. It's kind of redundant after seeing the footage for Dark Knight already included on the disc.

I didn't buy the old one and I'm not buying the new one either. I have almost no doubt that it'll be re-released yet again when The Dark Knight emerges on DVD. I'm banking on at least a trilogy of these new Batman movies, so in a few years I'll be able to plunk down on a series boxed set with way better special features and packaging whilst saving myself a hundred dollars racing around after the newest editions of both films.