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Oh, I don't think it's Varese's fault at all! I'd guess by the time the page on their site went up they'd already mastered the CD, and now it's just been sitting waiting for Abrams and whoever else to sign off on it. And he's kinda busy.
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Here is the light beaming down upon you: WBTV tends to take a long time approving artwork (live action division). It happened with us on Terminator: Sarah Conner Chronicles (2 months past original release date), The Flash (8 months past original release date), and Human Target (3 months past original release date). They are methodical and do not like to rush the process. So, cut Varese some slack. MV
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Told ya!
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new release date June 25 Ridiculous. Maybe we'll get lucky and it'll come out sometime before the Observers invade in 2015.
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Here is the light beaming down upon you: WBTV tends to take a long time approving artwork (live action division). It happened with us on Terminator: Sarah Conner Chronicles (2 months past original release date), The Flash (8 months past original release date), and Human Target (3 months past original release date). They are methodical and do not like to rush the process. So, cut Varese some slack. MV In this day and age, I've never understood why they spend so much time choosing which pictures to put on album art. Is there anyone who cares about what photo of John Noble eating a sandwich they decide to use? Personally, I don't get it. Just put the poster on the front and move on. I don't even look at the artwork. I just hit play on iTunes or my phone.
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Here is the light beaming down upon you: WBTV tends to take a long time approving artwork (live action division). It happened with us on Terminator: Sarah Conner Chronicles (2 months past original release date), The Flash (8 months past original release date), and Human Target (3 months past original release date). They are methodical and do not like to rush the process. So, cut Varese some slack. MV In this day and age, I've never understood why they spend so much time choosing which pictures to put on album art. Is there anyone who cares about what photo of John Noble eating a sandwich they decide to use? Personally, I don't get it. Just put the poster on the front and move on. I don't even look at the artwork. I just hit play on iTunes or my phone. Do you remember that scene in Planes, Trains and Automobiles where Steve Martin's boss is looking over the project -- studying it -- and everyone in the room (especially Martin) leans forward every time the boss LOOKS like he is going to say something (but doesn't)? Yeah, that about sums it up. lol You have my sympathies, amigo. MV
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Is there anyone who cares about what photo of John Noble eating a sandwich they decide to use? I hope it's a vegan sandwich!
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