Just because it’s on Blu-Ray/DVD doesn’t mean people wont go and see it in the cinema as not everyone has a 200″ HD digital TV set in their living room (and even if they did have Blu-Ray would struggle to show a HD picture at such scale anyway).

This is really good though for people like my mum, she wants to go and see this film however she is unable to go to the cinema as it gets her claustrophobia going, also as she has very severe arthritis she is unable to sit in the cinema seats for a few hours watching a film as she probably wouldn’t be able to get back up again.

It is brilliant news for all the disabled people out there who are unable to go into a cinema and who can now watch it sooner on home without having everyone else going to see it in the cinema first and then spoiling the film for them by telling them the story.

Hopefully soon films will be there to watch on our tv at the same time as they come out in the cinema.

It will also reduce pirating rates as most people pirate films (especially in the UK) because they don’t want to wait so long to be able to watch the film in their own home without the disruptions in the cinema like kids throwing popcorn, people’s mobiles going off, etc.

Even though this film is coming out in 12 weeks I’ll go and see it in the cinema anyway as I’m really looking forward to seeing it in IMAX 3D something that can’t possibly be replicated at home (unless you have as much money as Bill Gates!)