Halloween 6 and H20 re-release
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Halloween 6 and H20 re-release?
I was going to order the Halloween 6 and H20 dvds, but I noticed that at several sites they are both listed as pre-orders that are scheduled for release on August 5. Does anyone know if these are the same dvds that were previously released?
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They're almost certainly just price drops, not new releases, unfortunately. Many online retailers treat discs with impending price drops as pre-orders.
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Man, I have been holding out on 6 and H20 since I bought the rest of the series for nice anamorphic transfers. Guess I'll just wait some more...
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Yeah, I just broke down and got the H20/Mother's Boys two pack. I was always hoping they'd deliver on their promised "Collector's Series" DVD of it, since they botched up the original release so bad. Guess not. You may want to put a question mark in your subject line next time, since the way it's posted makes it seem like you had definitive info on the titles instead of asking a question.
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I waited for several years to get anamorphic versions of 3, 6, 7 and finally decided I couldn't wait any longer and bought them (picked them all up for under $10 on Half though). You would think with the sizeable following this series enjoys, that the studios would want to cash-in on it a little bit. Look at all the lesser horror films that have gotten nice re-releases. And besides anamorphic upgrades, how about an extended cut of 6 and the long-promised special edition from Universal of 2? At least we can count on Anchor Bay to deliver with their 25th Anniversay Edition of the original Halloween in August.
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I've noticed H20 has been $15 at Best Buy for some time now, are they dropping it lower? If so, it may indicate that SE is forthcoming.
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Originally posted by milo bloom
If so, it may indicate that SE is forthcoming.
If so, it may indicate that SE is forthcoming.
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According to the "price cuts" page at Videotropic (http://www.videotropic.com/pricereductions2.asp), the following price cuts take effect Agust 5th:
• "Halloween: H20" from $19.99 to $14.99
• "Halloween: Resurrection" from $29.99 to $19.99
• "Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers" from $19.99 to $14.99
• "Halloween: H20" from $19.99 to $14.99
• "Halloween: Resurrection" from $29.99 to $19.99
• "Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers" from $19.99 to $14.99
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If the MSRP on Halloween 6 and H2O is being dropped to $14.99, you should have no problem finding them for about $9.99 at the more bargain-oriented etailers and B&M's, and similarly Resurrection for around $14.99. That might make it worth picking them up despite their flaws.
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wasn't H20 going to be released as a 2DVD SE later this year?
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