Got the vendor delete list at work and it seems both new star wars movies as well as mallrats are going off the shelves...

Mallrats i assume is being replaced by the "high school collection" version (does anybody know if it is a diffrent upc as the old one?)

Star wars has me a little more miffed. Unless something is coming up this doesn't usually happen. anybody have an idea?

Star Wars movies are always going in and out of print.

Strange about Mallrats though.. I always wanted a 2 disc edition with disc 2 containing the "TV" version with another commentary by the guys on it. I think it's also a little "new" to be in thier "High School Reunion" which is mostly 80's teen flicks.

I agree it in no way should be in the high school reunion category...but it is...i have seen pictures online and thought what the heyy.

I'll keep my copy without forced trailers thank you.

It was definitely announced, around the time when rumors started to fly about the original trilogy being put out in September, that the first two would be going out-of-print for a while on 12/31/03. I was looking to find this info again, but I can't find it anywhere. The assumption was that they'd be put back in print again either when the third one hits theaters or (more likely, I think) put back in print in time for a box-set of either all three new ones or all six of them.

but does anyone know if the upc codes are the same for both mallrats disc

I also remember that Star Wars was announced. If they don't go OOP then they can't bring them back new and improved.

I think I mentioned this once in an Ultimate Edition "wishlist" thread.

And you have to admit the SW thing does lend more credibility to the OT coming 4th quarter.

TPM and AOTC won't be put back into print anytime soon.

The new Dazed and Confused/Fast Times At Ridgemont High 2 Pack both have the 'High School Reunion Banner' at the top. The 2 Pack at WalMart is only $20. Plus, the Fast Times is the Collector's Edition. When are we going to get an Anamorphic Edition of Dazed and Confused?

Mallrats is perfect for the High School Collection, since the characters are in college.

Maybe they could release Coccoon under this banner too.

I've gotta ask, why in the world would you want the butchered TV version on DVD?

I'm at work and don't have the time, check DVDEmpire, they list the UPC numbers of all their discs.

Because this TV edit is notorious for its hilarity. AWFUL redubbing of voices, and Jason Mewes has been dubbed for about half his lines by someone who sounds nothing like him at all.

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