Lionsgate

I purchased what was advertised as the complete series. What showed up was anything but.

Season 1, Disc 1 is missing entirely not scratched, not damaged, just flat-out not there. The one disc you actually need to start the series? Gone.

And the packaging? It looked like a toddler threw the discs in there and snapped the case shut.

Discs out of place, no care, no organizationjust a mess. This wasnt shipping damage. This was how it was put together.

To make matters worse, I followed Amazons suggestion and tried contacting the manufacturer directly. Every single time, its the same experience: you get routed through an automated system that eventually loops you to an operator who never answers, then asks you to leave a message.

No response.

No follow-up. Just a dead end.

So not only is the set incomplete, it was handled with zero attention to detail, and theres effectively no customer support to fix the issue.

If youre going to sell something as a complete series, the bare minimum expectation is that all the discs are included and properly packagedand that theres someone available to make it right when it isnt.

When your favorite redhead character gets a new reboot like Velma, you're bound to have big problems, especially a movie's race swap let alone its overall boredom, forgettableness, lameness, laziness, and tone-deaf pointless wokeness to the audience. Look how well Velma did, or The Rings of Power, or black Queen Cleopatra, or whitewashed Gods of Egypt (by yours truly Lionsgate), all of which people didn't like and ended up not watching nor caring. Those studios lost a huge amount of money, potential, and reputation, and are permanently ignored, hated, and even boycotted with a fierce passion by everyone.

-Velma: Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score to 6% and IMDb rating to 1.3 stars, making it the lowest-rated animated series ever on IMDb according to Animation Magazine and garnering over 47,000 1-star ratings on IMDb, according to MovieWeb. Critics were also largely negative.

-The Rings of Power: Audience reception was mixed and heavily debated, with significant portions disliking the show. Amazon initially touted the show as a massive hit, with 25 million viewers globally on its premiere day, according to IMDb. Amazon also stated that Season 1 had reached over 100 million viewers worldwide. However, only 37% of US viewers who started Season 1 finished it, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter mentioned in an IMDb article. This completion rate was slightly higher overseas at 45%. Season 2 viewership saw a significant decline compared to Season 1 at 30%, before falling to less than 900,000 viewers.

-Queen Cleopatra: Netflix's docudrama Queen Cleopatra was met with strong negative reactions and low viewership, particularly regarding its historical accuracy and casting choices. It holds a 2% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, potentially the lowest audience score in TV history, according to Business Insider and has been described as a "falsification of Egyptian history" by the Egyptian government, according to The Week.

-Gods of Egypt: Insensible, insensitive, insufferable, insulting, offensive, and racist to everyone, especially with its white imagery, white superiority, and whitewashed cast. Complete garbage, a huge box-office bomb and loss of money (almost $100 million loss), huge loss of critical acclaim and cultural filmmaking potential, and huge reputational damage for Lionsgate. The film has an approval rating of 15% Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of 3.7/10, and Metacritic gives the film a score of 25 out of 100 based on 25 critics, indicating "generally unfavorable" reviews and citing extraordinary dislike for the movie and its casting.

Tell this to the "Sunrise on the Reaping" woke lame irrelevant identity politics globalist producers and production studio, who are *** off the vast silent majority and turning them off, or else these huge consequences will occur to them forever. Right now, the vast majority of people including on the internet don't want to watch the movie because of these items, and especially about Lenore Dove Baird being cast black instead of white with brown-red hair, dappled green eyes, and fair skin (just like her parents) in the book. There are very important black characters in the book already, so why steal their spotlight for a casting that no one wants? It makes no sense at all!

The current casting of Lenore Dove Baird in Sunrise on the Reaping will exceptionally negatively impact the movie's success and ruin the overall series in its entirety. It will cause huge blemishes and ruin to some of the most important characters in The Hunger Games series like Haymitch Abernathy and co. because of the production's inaccurate and unserious attitudes alongside their blatant blackwashing and poor interpretations, which should be absolutely avoided at all costs. We all remember what happened to the Game of Thrones series or live-action Snow White, and how potential masterpieces have easily crumbled from one gigantic misstep and hated by all. This casting decision is an absolute turn-off and a massive insult to everyone, including to both the vast silent majority of people including whites and blacks. We don't like this movie as it currently is, we're not going to enjoy or like this movie, and no one is going to see this movie as it's currently cast. We're not interested in such blatant, globalist, insensitive, insulting, offensive, and racist garbage alongside massive inaccuracies to Lenore Dove Baird in the book.

If Lionsgate doesn't change the casting right now, then they're going to lose hundreds to thousands of millions of dollars from this single mistake which can never be undone, and it will echo for all past and future Hunger Games films forever. Don't say we didn't warn them, but them ignoring the voices of the people is proof of their tone-deaf incompetence and ineptitude for betterment and improvement, which is the main theme in this otherwise amazing series, so don't let their lack of decision, refusal to act, and promotion of silence be a bastion of insensibility, insensitivity, insufferability, and racism against their own viewers.

Hello, I'm not sure if this is addressed to the proper person/office, but if it's not, please forward it to the proper party or let me know to whom I should address. I thank you in advance, just in case.

I previously purchased the full Farscape series, including Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars starring Ben Browder on DVD. After a move, I decided that it is easier and more convenient to stream everything. I purchased the entire Farscape series, Seasons 1-4, on VUDU (now called Fandango) a while ago. I've been checking for years to try and get Farscape: Peacekeeper Wars to finish the series (yes, I'm one of those Farscape fans who HAD to have the story finished, lol).

I'd like to sit down and binge on Farscape, so I contacted Fandango to ask when it might become available. They responded, saying it's up to the studios what is available and that they only had access to what is shown on their listings. It is shown on their listings, but it's not listed for sale. I am trying to contact someone at Lionsgate to find out if and when it might be available for purchase since they said it's up to the studio.

And if not, I'd like to know so I don't keep looking.

I know it's a strange request; I don't know if anyone is really going to see this and give me an answer, but it doesn't hurt to ask. Have a great day and thanks for your time.