All DVD's with 'steel book' packaging? (international edition)
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All DVD's with 'steel book' packaging? (international edition)
Is there a steel book thread? If so please link and I will discard this. If not, can we start one as I am now fascinated by these?
Alls I know is:
"Flash Gordon" (R2, Silver Anniversary)
"Buth Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (R2, 5/22/06 release)
Just to be specific, we are talking 'steel books' and not 'tins'.
Steelbook:
Steelbook consists of a metal exterior and an inner core of plastic and has the same dimensions as a standard DVD style case.
SteelBook can be manufactured to accommodate the exact number of discs required. This year single and double disc versions are available.
It's basically a normal keepcase (width and height), two clips inside for an insert on one side, with disc hub on the other. just totally made of thinnish steel or aluminum. nice snap-like closure.
See: "Dune" EE (R1)
Tin:
A custom case/shell with hinges which will hold a normal keepcase, 2-disc or 1, with or without slipcover, other extras/memorabilia.
See: "King Kong" (1933, R1)
Alls I know is:
"Flash Gordon" (R2, Silver Anniversary)
"Buth Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (R2, 5/22/06 release)
Just to be specific, we are talking 'steel books' and not 'tins'.
Steelbook:
Steelbook consists of a metal exterior and an inner core of plastic and has the same dimensions as a standard DVD style case.
SteelBook can be manufactured to accommodate the exact number of discs required. This year single and double disc versions are available.
It's basically a normal keepcase (width and height), two clips inside for an insert on one side, with disc hub on the other. just totally made of thinnish steel or aluminum. nice snap-like closure.
See: "Dune" EE (R1)
Tin:
A custom case/shell with hinges which will hold a normal keepcase, 2-disc or 1, with or without slipcover, other extras/memorabilia.
See: "King Kong" (1933, R1)
Last edited by OldBoy; 05-17-06 at 06:40 PM.
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does anyone know where I can get this?
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I think there are over 100 Steelbooks
Batman Begins, Aviator, Night of The Living Dead (original), Nikita, Spielberg's Duel are a few that come to mind. In Northern Europe (where they are made I think) Steelbooks are nothing special really.
The Amazon.de Steelbook also had 'glow in the dark DVDs' -apparently.