Kupię pewnie najbardziej podstawową wersję DVD bez względu na to jakie dodatki dadzą (w końcu nie one są główną atrakcją), ale rzeczywiście trzeba być postrzelonym, żeby kupić film kilka razy. Trekkie mają w czym wybierać i może lepiej wesprzeć CBS niż Paramount.
Nie chce mi się za bardzo wierzyć, że Paramount nie ma kontroli nad dodatkami, ale jak Trek Core cytuje swoje zaufane źródło:
Bad Robot had 100% control [over the VAM production], it was all produced in-house, which is new - and they delivered the content to Paramount, who had basically no say.
It's possible - and this is speculation - that the Bad Robot content was delivered late; because account-specific features typically have a later deadline than the Blu-ray, it could have been thrown to different SKUs. That's a 'nice' way of looking at it.
The other possibility is that those retail outlets paid for the extra content. Could Bad Robot have sought out those exclusive deals? Possibly... for sure, this is not JUST Paramount's doing. Nothing happened with that Blu-ray that wasn't discussed and approved by Bad Robot, even if Paramount drove the decisions.
My point is, I think it's fair to say that Bad Robot was involved in the split VAM decision, and it's naive to think otherwise - because at Paramount, it's JJ's world. If anyone is disappointed in the Blu-ray, criticize the responsible parties - not only the 'faceless' studio.
