See that circular thing that looks like a sewer gate? Yeah, that's a zipper package that houses several flimsy plastic disc-holding sheets, just like the portable CD cases you'd buy at Pepboys. And, believe it or not, these four discs are actually housed in the same way that you and I house CDs for a long car trip. And I sure as hell don't need four eye masks and/or a set of tubular tattoos with my Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles box set. I don't want lobby cards with my Casablanca blu ray. stop doing this! I don't want a fold-out map of San Fransisco with my Dirty Harry series box set. This makes me thank the heavens that the current Warner Home Video regime wasn't in place when those feature-packed Superman and Batman special editions were released back in 20.Īnd the packing. Want to know what isn't advertised? Commentaries, deleted scenes, documentaries, or any other kind of bonus feature that fans might actually want from such a set. The box advertises 'radical extras' like four turtle eye masks and tubular tattoos. And the extras for the original live-action films are non-existent (the CGI Blu Ray is a duplicate of the feature-laden original release). But the audio/video quality on the three live action films are barely an upgrade (especially on standard-definition). So what was the point of the Warner Bros/New Line 25th anniversary Blu Ray and DVD box set for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles again? Yes, it's great that they included all three live-action films as well as the CGI cartoon from 2007. More and better extras? That's often the main attraction! How about slim, space-saving packaging that looks cool on the book shelf? Well, maybe, but since I had a kid I'm all about saving space. Superior sound mixes that often utilize extra channels? Of course. Why do people buy special edition DVDs or Blu Rays? Let's see. Really, Warner Bros, why did you even bother?

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