This is clearly a picture of next weeks upcoming "Edward Scissorhands", yet the specs are for the original. Has anyone ever encountered the same issue with the images not representing the actual item, and were able to get the newer release for the sale price?
eau
11-02-05, 12:53 AM
The reason for having the same specs as the original release is that they simply recycle the disc on this 'new' version, so I heard.
jpdude
11-02-05, 01:58 AM
I'd personally go with this Collectible Tin Anniversary Edition release (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000AV2GDS/103-9637593-7984647?v=glance&n=130)
This is clearly a picture of next weeks upcoming "Edward Scissorhands", yet the specs are for the original. Has anyone ever encountered the same issue with the images not representing the actual item, and were able to get the newer release for the sale price?
This was already on the shelf at FYE for $9.99. I was surprised to find it was the SAME EXACT DVD that was previously released hidden behind a pretty, new slipcover.
As a matter of fact, had I removed all the slip covers customers would have never know it was a new release since what I uncovered looks exactly like what's been on the shelf for years (which looks like the pic below):