Do you throw away the slip covers?
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From: B-More
Originally Posted by DaTimster
color me an idiot - I thought I had thrown it away, but now I'm reading that SW didn't come with a slipcover . . . I'm just anal about everything in a series looking the same and I thought that since the rest of the Platinum titles had slipcovers . . .
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I don't like them, but i don't throw them away. I usually keep everything that came with the package except the shrinkwrap and the little sercurity sticker [hate those things].
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Originally Posted by mike45
I also never throw away anything that originally comes with the DVD.
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I throw away many of them; because they don't match.
I gave away the "Die Another Day" p.o.s. and put in a custom cover which matched the other 19 Bond movies.
"Dawn of the Dead" 2004 I kept for its brilliant orange and yellow, but "Land of the Dead" and "House of Wax" I trashed. "The Grudge" ones I threw away.
I think I'll keep the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" slipcover for it's foil luminosity.
The Disney ones are keepers for sure. I admit they are brighter-colored than having the bare keepcase artwork underneath a layer of clear plastic.
In my neck of the woods, it's strange how factories cut out the UPC area of the slipcover to let the keepcase UPC show through; there must be some reason for this?
I gave away the "Die Another Day" p.o.s. and put in a custom cover which matched the other 19 Bond movies.
"Dawn of the Dead" 2004 I kept for its brilliant orange and yellow, but "Land of the Dead" and "House of Wax" I trashed. "The Grudge" ones I threw away.
I think I'll keep the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" slipcover for it's foil luminosity.
The Disney ones are keepers for sure. I admit they are brighter-colored than having the bare keepcase artwork underneath a layer of clear plastic.
In my neck of the woods, it's strange how factories cut out the UPC area of the slipcover to let the keepcase UPC show through; there must be some reason for this?
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Originally Posted by Disc-Flipper
I gave away the "Die Another Day" p.o.s. and put in a custom cover which matched the other 19 Bond movies.
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Originally Posted by Disc-Flipper
In my neck of the woods, it's strange how factories cut out the UPC area of the slipcover to let the keepcase UPC show through; there must be some reason for this?
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As far as I'm concerned,. the slip covers serve pretty much the same funcion the CD longboxes did back in the 80s. (anyone remember them?) And no one kept those.
I'll keep the slip if it's got different art(like 'The Fly'), or if there's some cool effect (like the 'MOonty Python & The Holy Grail' one), but for titles like 'Monster' or 'I Heart Huckabees', they're just pointless.
I'll keep the slip if it's got different art(like 'The Fly'), or if there's some cool effect (like the 'MOonty Python & The Holy Grail' one), but for titles like 'Monster' or 'I Heart Huckabees', they're just pointless.
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I don't throw them away.
Sad to say, I try and trade for the ones I have that are lacking. Don't throw these suckers away - post them on the Exchange and get a flick or two (if you've got several) out of the deal. I've even got those things on my wants during my threads - kinda sad, but I love having the full, original sha-bang that the DVD comes with.
Sad to say, I try and trade for the ones I have that are lacking. Don't throw these suckers away - post them on the Exchange and get a flick or two (if you've got several) out of the deal. I've even got those things on my wants during my threads - kinda sad, but I love having the full, original sha-bang that the DVD comes with.
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Gryffin -
I have the Hellboy slipcover you're looking for - I have the Wizard of Oz 2-discer, but mine didn't come with a slipcover. E-mail me at burrllis AT hotmail DOT com, with your address, and I'll send it to you.
cheers,
-the Jesus
I have the Hellboy slipcover you're looking for - I have the Wizard of Oz 2-discer, but mine didn't come with a slipcover. E-mail me at burrllis AT hotmail DOT com, with your address, and I'll send it to you.
cheers,
-the Jesus
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I never throw them away. Why would I? If I don't like how it looks I'd put it away in case I was ever going to sell or trade the disc. I even kept the Austin Powers band that slipped over the three DVDs.
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i love my slip covers. i buy used dvd's and hate that they don't come with them sometime. is there a forum on this site where people who don't want them can sell them/trade them? i would like one for my hero dvd and house of flying daggers dvd.
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From: Madisonville, KY
I love them and wouldn't even think about throwing one away. BTW, i'm desperately seeking the slipcover for The Usual Suspects...anyone know where i can find/buy one?
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From: Trophosphere
When talking about slipcovers do you mean the outer shell box of films? am not getting the right visualisation here.
For instance, Amélie, the two discs slide out of a green box (slipcover??) with a hole in it showing her face. Is that what people are throwing away?
Or Office Space, that flimsy sleeve (slipcover??) in the design of a file cabinet, is that what people throw out?
Which is the slipcover?
For instance, Amélie, the two discs slide out of a green box (slipcover??) with a hole in it showing her face. Is that what people are throwing away?
Or Office Space, that flimsy sleeve (slipcover??) in the design of a file cabinet, is that what people throw out?
Which is the slipcover?




