Jandy

"I like the DVD copies because I can rip that one and have an unfettered digital copy (I don't have a way to rip Blu-ray). My daughter's Disney Blu-rays come with Blu-ray, DVD, and digital copy, but the digital copy is copy-protected and restricted to certain apps. Some of her Disney movies came with Amazon digital copies, some with iTunes, so to get all her movies we own visible in the same place, I rip the DVDs and use a media server from our computer to our Xbox One. Otherwise I'm jumping between two or three different apps on the Xbox One so she can choose what she wants to watch. Fringe use case, but yeah. I'm glad they still include DVD copies as well." - Jandy

"I haven't read through all the comments, so forgive me if it's been mentioned, but Warner Archive is one of the studio imprints that does a tremendous job. They do DVD on Demand and not a lot of special features, but every disc uses an excellent print, they do deep dives into Warner's 1920s-1950s catalog, they use original poster art from a time when original poster art really was art, and their customer service/understanding of social media is unmatched. They launched a streaming service last year with a ton of great obscure content, and when I had issues getting it to work on my Roku, they literally set up a special testing version just for me and sat on the phone with me testing it, and they got it fixed even though I was apparently the only one reporting this particular bug. Those guys are incredible. I wish the other studio DVD on Demand imprints were handled as well. They're starting to branch into Blu-ray, and those discs are not pressed on demand, and do usually have some..." - Jandy

"Yeah, I wish I had a better answer for why I can't forgive things in this that work for me in other classic films. Maybe it just comes down to Bogart and Holden not being able to sell me on it this time around. I didn't know this when I wrote this, but apparently they originally wanted Cary Grant for the Bogart part. That might've worked better, though I think in that case, her falling for Holden instead at first would've been even harder to believe." - Jandy

"I was pretty gung-ho on the idea of the Pro Guitar, but when RB3 came out I could barely afford the game itself (with the keyboard, which I HAD to have since I play piano in real life), so the Pro Guitar got put on hold. By the time I could have afforded it, they had just about discontinued it and they were hard to find. I should say, I was set on the third-party one with the actual strings that actually could be used as a real guitar, too (not the one with a gazillion plastic buttons). I'm still a bit disappointed I missed out on that completely. That said, I am actually excited about RB4 coming to Xbone, not least of all because I can't wait to see my daughter start jamming out in a couple of years. Hopefully they come through on making the existing instruments compatible, because yes. I still have them." - Jandy

Which bio? - Corinne L

Chilled monkey brains on the menu? - Steve C, Team Marina