Fargo SE - Helllp!
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Fargo SE - Helllp!
"ooh....I think I'm gonna barf"
OK, why am I having so much trouble opening up my new copy of Fargo???
It has (or appears to have) a plastic slipcase over the actual dvd case. But I can't budge the case from it's plastic prison. Now I could open/rip the plastic slipcase, as it has a seam. But that I can't bring myself to do.
Has anyone else had trouble getting into their Fargo?
OK, why am I having so much trouble opening up my new copy of Fargo???
It has (or appears to have) a plastic slipcase over the actual dvd case. But I can't budge the case from it's plastic prison. Now I could open/rip the plastic slipcase, as it has a seam. But that I can't bring myself to do.
Has anyone else had trouble getting into their Fargo?
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I finally managed to get the thing open. I think it was intentionally done that way, just to frustrate me! 
Actually, I just had to force it pretty hard to get it to come out of the slipcase. It seems like the shrinkwrap had sealed a bit to some of the slipcase and wouldn't budge.
Looking forward to watching this tonight...

Actually, I just had to force it pretty hard to get it to come out of the slipcase. It seems like the shrinkwrap had sealed a bit to some of the slipcase and wouldn't budge.
Looking forward to watching this tonight...
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Mine came right off, I just opened it like 5 secs before I read this thread. It came off straight up easily, I was suprised to see the Amray case wash shrink wrapped a 2nd time;. I guess this is done cause eventually they will release it just without the plastic slip cover, which I think it cool
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Same problem here.
What a pain... plastic over the slipcase, troubles budging the slipcase off, then more plastic over the DVD case, and then I had to contend with the 3 security stickers.
For a lesser of a film, I would've given up.
What a pain... plastic over the slipcase, troubles budging the slipcase off, then more plastic over the DVD case, and then I had to contend with the 3 security stickers.
For a lesser of a film, I would've given up.
Last edited by Coral; 09-30-03 at 07:28 PM.
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Originally posted by Coral
What a pain... plastic over the slipcase, troubles budging the slipcase off, then more plastic over the DVD case, and then I had to contend with the 3 security stickers.
What a pain... plastic over the slipcase, troubles budging the slipcase off, then more plastic over the DVD case, and then I had to contend with the 3 security stickers.
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I had the same trouble with my plastic wrapping, but I finally managed to get it open. 
One other thing bugs me, though...anyone else notice the "map of Fargo" on the flip side of the cover artwork (the keep-case cover art, not the slipcase)? It looks pretty cool, but why'd MGM use a black case instead of a clear one? I swapped an old clear case of mine for the Fargo disc, and it looks much cooler. I don't know, it just looks all neat and icy now. And the DVD is pretty cool, too.
Randy

One other thing bugs me, though...anyone else notice the "map of Fargo" on the flip side of the cover artwork (the keep-case cover art, not the slipcase)? It looks pretty cool, but why'd MGM use a black case instead of a clear one? I swapped an old clear case of mine for the Fargo disc, and it looks much cooler. I don't know, it just looks all neat and icy now. And the DVD is pretty cool, too.

Randy
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Originally posted by bigbro79
One other thing bugs me, though...anyone else notice the "map of Fargo" on the flip side of the cover artwork (the keep-case cover art, not the slipcase)? It looks pretty cool, but why'd MGM use a black case instead of a clear one?
One other thing bugs me, though...anyone else notice the "map of Fargo" on the flip side of the cover artwork (the keep-case cover art, not the slipcase)? It looks pretty cool, but why'd MGM use a black case instead of a clear one?
Such a great movie... the disc ain't bad, but I think I had hoped for a bit more...but the Minnesota Nice doc was pretty sweet.
MATT
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Originally posted by Steps
Tell me about it! I really had to push, push, push. Over the years, I have broken a lot of things by forcing them. Makes me a bit gun-shy exerting to much pressure.
Tell me about it! I really had to push, push, push. Over the years, I have broken a lot of things by forcing them. Makes me a bit gun-shy exerting to much pressure.
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After sliding it in and out a few times it should loosen up.
Tight fitting slipcases are one of the reasons I usually throw them away.
Tight fitting slipcases are one of the reasons I usually throw them away.
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From: Exit 10, NJ
Originally posted by Crocker Jarmen
After sliding it in and out a few times it should loosen up.
Tight fitting slipcases are one of the reasons I usually throw them away.
After sliding it in and out a few times it should loosen up.
Tight fitting slipcases are one of the reasons I usually throw them away.
I had no idea that there was anything on the flip side of the cover artwork. Thanks for the info, bigbro.




