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Obviously the artwork is a mistake. But you'll remember that Walmart had an exclusive packaging last go-round of The Wizard of Oz that was the 3-disc set with no "junk", but this time around Warner is putting out multiple versions right off the bat. I'd be curious as to what the difference will...

In the new Warner Archive podcast (dated 9/17/2013) even George Feltenstein gives a hearty endorsement to Oz in 3D. He said at first he was skeptical of the whole idea, but was immediately won over once he actually saw the finished product, saying that the conversion was very respectful to the...

Nick, unfortunately it's a business decision for Warner. The bean counters know they can make a return on their investment of a 3D version of Oz, but they would most likely not make much profit spending that same money on restoring some of the films you mention. It's sad but true.

Interesting in the voting that the only people who plan to buy the 75th Anniversary edition already bought the previous Blu-ray. Absolutely no votes for anyone buying Oz on Blu for the first time!

While I have very little interest in seeing Oz re-invisioned in 3D, I might have considered it if they had made a special offer to get the 3D disc for $5.99 to anyone who had purchased the 2009 Blu-ray! :D