After I finally got the disk and watched it I have the following comments.
The info is great. The comments by ALL the important people adds a lot to the film.
BUT, NO Menu, NO Chapter Stops, and the cardboard folder is rather cheap next to the box set.

anyone know when the offer for the 5th disk is over? or is it too late already.

I understand you still have until Sept. 1 to get the disk or while supplies last.

1 comment and 1 question about ALIEN LEGACY:

1. I really enjoyed this documentary. It had couple of "deleted scenes" that I hadn't seen before (they weren't on the DVD or the old LD boxed set) and lots of cool info. I was shocked that there wasn't a single interview with a cast member, though.

2. Has anyone come up with a reasonable way to store this? I suppose that I'm in a different situation than most because I don't actually have the boxed set any more. I bought the box set to get the coupon for the 5th disc and then promptly sold Alien 3 + Alien Resurrection on eBay (never liked those 2...) So now, I have Alien, Aliens, and this cheap, flimsy piece of cardboard for Alien Legacy.

I figure I have two choices:

1. Buy a keep case and print out some sort of artwork as a cover insert (anyone out there creative enough to make one)?

2. Buy a 2-DVD keep case (like the one that 10 Commandments came in) and put the documentary in with Alien. Anyone know where I can buy one of these 2-DVD cases?

Basically, I consider this documentary a "keeper" and I want to find a more attractive and safe way to store it... thanks!

Though not a fantastic way to display it, I've stored the bonus disc inside the Alien case. It just fits in the panel opposite the Alien disk, under the upper or lower clip holding the booklet.

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This may seem like a bit of work, but it only took me 15 minutes to do. I took an empty amaray case which I had and I designed a makeshift cover. First I cut that cardboard case that the disc came in, in half and placed the front part in front, and the back part in back. I then used that set of collectors cards to decorate the spine and other open areas. I knew those cards were going to come in handy one day. It's not an entirely professional cover, but it sure is better than the crappy slipcover it came in. Looks better too.