PopcornTreeCt

I've got:

3 different versions
Dazed & Confused
-1st DVD release, Criterion, and HD DVD

Almost Famous
-1st DVD release, Bootleg Cut, and Blu-ray

Casablanca
-Original Snapper, 2-disc, and HD DVD

Got more than 3?

chris_sc77

William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996) - 4 VERSIONS
*I bought the "Special Edition" when that came out.
*Then I got the Baz Luhrmann Box set which contains the same version of the dvd but has different box art.
*Then I picked up the Shakespeare Box set which contains William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996), Titus (2-disk SE), and A midsummer's Nights Dream (Note: I also now have 2 copies of the Titus: 2-disk Se because of this box set)
*Finally I got the William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet: Music Edition of the film.

And I still have all 4 versions. I dont like to break apart box sets to sell but might end up selling my original SE or the one in the Shakespeare box set.

ALEXANDER - 4 VERSIONS
*2-Disk WS Theatrical Edition DVD
*2-Disk WS "Director's Cut" DVD (picked this up on release date with the Theatrical edition)
*2-Disk "Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut" DVD
*2-Disk "Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut" HD-DVD (This is really the SOLE reason i bought an HD-DVD to be able to get the exclusive special features on the HD-DVD version. I was disgusted the features were not on the standard DVD version but i did cave in when the players were at Wal-Mart for $99 + 5 free DVD's and Alexander for $16. The strange thing is I still hve only watched the Theatrical DVD edition of the film so far. Someday I'll get to the other versions.)
And I still own all 4 versions of this one as well.

TROY- 3 VERSIONS
*2-disk WS TROY DVD(original version) (Movie Gallery $5 pre-viewed)
*2-disk ULTIMATE COLLECTOR'S EDITION DVD BOX SET of TROY: Director's Cut
*2-disk TROY: Director's Cut HD-DVD (They sent me this with the 5 free rebate program when i bought the player even though I did not choose it as one of my selections)


JAMES BOND (3 VERSIONS OF DIE ANOTHER DAY; 2 Version of the other 19 FILMS before CASINO ROYALE)
* Die Another Day: 2-disk SE;
*1-disk Special Editions of all the James bond Films (die another day is 2-disk) (these were the box sets that came out in 2002 and 2003 I believe);
*And i picked up all 4 of the 10 disk (2-disks per film) box sets that came out in 2006.

visitor Q

Paging Mr Xage, Mr Xage please ...

TheDuke

Exactly what I was thinking
Anyway, I have two different copies of both The Evil Dead and Kung Fu Hustle.

Daytripper

"Leon". I lost count how many times.

MetalGator311

Terminator 2: 1disc, Ultimate, Extreme, Blu Ray

Reservoir Dogs: Mr. Brown SE, Gascan 10th Anniversary, Blu Ray

Drexl

I think Die Hard is my only quadruple dip, with the VHS tape, original DVD, Ultimate Collection DVD, and Blu-ray disc.

Technically that may not even be accurate, because I don't remember if we actually purchased the VHS tape or if it was given to us. We did have the real tape, so I'll go ahead and let it count.

pridesticks06

Since I can't find my VHS tapes right now, it'd be LOTR: ROTK. Bought the two disc, then the four disc.

edman180

Halloween:
-1st DVD release
-2-disc Limited Edition (Hologram cover)
-Divimax 25th Anniversary Edition

zekeburger1979

The only title that I can think of that I've triple-dipped on DVD only is:

Blade Runner:

1-disc original DVD
1-disc remastered DVD
5-disc briefcase edition

Michael Corvin

At least triple dips on Stargate and the Fifth Element (quad if you count VHS).

Almost Famous: Original, Bootleg Cut, Blu

and then Star Wars is a another subject in and of itself.

Pizza

I got four DVD copies of Toy Story and/or five copies if you count my LD. I also got a bunch of T2s as well as some of the Universal horror films and the first two alien movies. I also got three DVDs (coiunting the HD) of Carpenter's The Thing plus 2 LDs. I'm sure there's plenty of other titles in the same range.

yoshimi

I own all 174 versions of The Evil Dead.

basketb

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
- R1/US WS
- R1/US FS
- R2/German WS (Harry Potter und der Stein der Weisen)
- HD DVD

asianxcore

Zombi 2

-Anchor Bay release
-Blue Underground release
-Shriek Show 2-Disc

Zen Peckinpah

If we're talking VHS releases:

When its Blu-ray comes out later this year, Batman (1989) will be the record holder at 5 times: VHS, DVD, widescreen VHS, 2-disc SE, and then the Blu-ray.

4 times:

The Shawshank Redemption - VHS, 1-disc DVD, 2-disc SE, Blu-ray (come its release)

RoboCop - Criterion, trilogy release, 20th Anniversary CE, Blu-ray

Edward Scissorhands - VHS, DVD, tin reissue DVD, Blu-ray

Lethal Weapon (1 and 2) - DVD, DC DVD, triple feature, HD DVD

xage

Were you the one who has that Starwars stand?

alfonsosoriano

Looking over at my collection, I don't think I have any triple dippings, yet. Two Army of Darkness, two Videodrome, two Nightmare on Elm Street, and a couple others.

Boba Fett

Star Wars Trilogy:
CBS FOX Trilogy Set (VHS)
Fox "FACES" Trilogy Set (VHS)
Special Edition Trilogy Set (VHS)
4 Disc SE Release (DVD)
All three single disc editions with original theatrical cuts (DVD)

Blade Runner:
Original 'Snapper Case' (DVD)
Remastered Directors Cut (DVD)
4 Disc Final Cut (DVD)

sweeney85

For me it would have to be Troy. I have the original theatrical 2 disc widescreen DVD, the 2 disc director's cut DVD, and the Troy Ultimate Collector's Edition DVD. Leon comes a close second.
:-)

Arpeggi

Reservoir Dogs
original version, 10th anniversary, the red gas can version, and blu-ray.

Frozenhamster

Well. I own the 1-disc Close Encounters (got it for $2), the 2-disc (found it a month later in a 2-for-15 deal), and recently the Close Encounters Blu-ray.

Also, the 2-disc theatrical cut of Kingdom of Heaven, as well as the 4-disc Director's Cut, and the blu-ray of the DC.

I also bought Cars and Pirates 1 & 2 on blu-ray after already owning the dvds.

TheKing

King Kong (2005): Two-Disc Edition, Deluxe Extended Edition, HD DVD
The Bourne Identity: Original Release, Bourne Files Release, HD DVD
The Bourne Supremacy: Original Release, Bourne Files Release, HD DVD
Transformers: FYE Autobot SteelBook, Target Transforming Case, HD DVD
Army Of Darkness: Limited Edition Director's Cut, Boomstick Edition, Region 3 Director's Cut
Blazing Saddles: Original Snapper, 30th Anniversary, Mel Brooks Collection
The Doors: VHS, Original 1-Disc, 2-Disc Special Edition, 15th Anniversary
Mallrats: VHS, Collector's Edition, 10th Anniversary, HD DVD
Fletch: VHS, Original Release, Jane Doe Edition, HD DVD
RoboCop: VHS, Criterion Collection, Trilogy Box, 20th Anniversary SteelBook
Star Wars Trilogy: 1995 Original Release VHS Box, 1997 VHS Special Edition Box, 2000 VHS Special Edition, Widescreen 4-Disc Box, Best Buy Exclusive Tin 6-Disc

Dustin P.

for me it would be...

Walk The Line:
single disc
2-Disc Special Edition
2-Disc Extended Cut

Halloween:
VHS
single disc
2-Disc 25th Anniversary Edition
Limited Edition Television Version

Selena:
VHS
snap case
keep case
10th Anniversary 2-Disc Special Edition

Back To The Future:
VHS
The Complete Trilogy boxset Fullscreen version (bought cause at the time I couldn't find the Widescreen version)
The Complete Trilogy boxset Widescreen version

A Walk To Remember:
VHS
snap case
keep case

Remember The Titans:
VHS
Fullscreen Theatrical version
Widescreen Director's Cut version

Mrs. Doubtfire:
VHS
single disc
2-Disc Behind The Seams Edition

Pearl Harbor:
VHS
Two-Disc 60th Anniversary Commemorative Edition
Four-Disc Vista Series Director's Cut Edition

The Wizard Of Oz:
VHS
Two-Disc Special Edition
Three-Disc Collector's Edition

Titanic:
VHS
single disc
3-Disc Special Collector's Edition

Sorry this is so long but this all I can think of right now but I am pretty sure there's more

Trevor

I think I've double-dipped on this thread idea more than any DVD.

But my answer is probably The Princess Bride. I have all 4 (or is it 5?) releases so far.