Hook: replacing Regular w/ Superbit???
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Hook: replacing Regular w/ Superbit???
Hey all,
Just wondering how many people are replacing their regular Hook disc with the Superbit version. I know that the regular doesn't have very many extras. I think trailers are the only thing.
Does it make sense?
Just wondering how many people are replacing their regular Hook disc with the Superbit version. I know that the regular doesn't have very many extras. I think trailers are the only thing.
Does it make sense?
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Originally posted by Masamune
I never heard about the this version. Whats different about it?
I never heard about the this version. Whats different about it?
LOL...
Release date: 9/9/03
Retail: $26.95
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Originally posted by Masamune
Of course I've heard of Superbit.
Is this version bootleg? Legal? OFFICIAL?
Of course I've heard of Superbit.
Is this version bootleg? Legal? OFFICIAL?
There is an OFFICIAL release date.
So yes, it's official.
We wouldn't be posting about it if it weren't. This ain't Star Wars, ya know
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Is there more features on the Superbit or Regular. I probably will buy the Superbit one. It will prb be my first Superbit Movie Too. I will get it soon. Boy, I wish Columbia House sold Superbits
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Originally posted by Seeker
Superbits are usually stripped versions (i.e. no extras) but with lots of attention to picture and sound.
Superbits are usually stripped versions (i.e. no extras) but with lots of attention to picture and sound.
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The "real" poster, as you call it, was done by Drew Struzan who did many of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones posters as well.
I prefer this teaser poster. For once they changed the artwork on a Superbit release.
I don't think it looks like a bootleg at all. It looks like all the other Superbits out there. Maybe you got that idea from the bootlegging morons who put the "superbit" tag on anything they sell and create new artwork. But nothing about this spells "bootleg."
I have the original "Hook." Just wondering if I'm going to sell it.
I prefer this teaser poster. For once they changed the artwork on a Superbit release.
I don't think it looks like a bootleg at all. It looks like all the other Superbits out there. Maybe you got that idea from the bootlegging morons who put the "superbit" tag on anything they sell and create new artwork. But nothing about this spells "bootleg."
I have the original "Hook." Just wondering if I'm going to sell it.
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Sweet cover, that poster is too cool for the movie. The dorky Drew poster is closer to the spirit of the film (MULTICOLORED FOOD FIGHTS!!!! RU-FI-O!!!!).
I have been thinking about picking this one up...
I have been thinking about picking this one up...
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Here is Sony's website with the Superbit Hook:
http://www.sonypictures.com/homevide...396059269.html
Never bought the 1st Hook, I might pick this one up. I have the Superbit of Zorro (I always wanted the DVD, so when the Superbit came out, I jumped all over it) and really liked it. The sound and Video was amazing on Zorro, I hope Hook gets the same.
http://www.sonypictures.com/homevide...396059269.html
Never bought the 1st Hook, I might pick this one up. I have the Superbit of Zorro (I always wanted the DVD, so when the Superbit came out, I jumped all over it) and really liked it. The sound and Video was amazing on Zorro, I hope Hook gets the same.




