The Official Snapper To Keepcase List
#102
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I saw Nightmare on Elm Street III: Dream Warriors in a keepcase at Target on Sunday. It was on the end cap of cheap movies heading back towards the toy department.
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Originally Posted by Bcolon
I saw Nightmare on Elm Street III: Dream Warriors in a keepcase at Target on Sunday. It was on the end cap of cheap movies heading back towards the toy department.
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Just found LAST MAN STANDING starring Bruce Willis and MOST WANTED starring Keenen Ivory Wayans & Jon Voight in keepcases
Last edited by darkhawk; 06-15-06 at 03:33 PM.
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Originally Posted by runnersdialzero
You found The Cell at a truck stop?! Wow, you sure it wasn't a printout?
I would love to get my hands on that in a keepcase.
Saxon
I would love to get my hands on that in a keepcase.
Saxon
Last edited by darkhawk; 06-18-06 at 01:42 PM.
#115
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Also add to the "Hollywood Video" list:
Two Weeks Notice
Looney Tunes: Back In Action
...and speaking of HV, they also had a one-piece cover for I, Robot if you prefer it that way (i.e., instead of Will Smith being on the plastic slipcase and the cover just being a bunch of robots). I personally have Disc 2 of the "All Access" version along with one of the inserts (from the All-Access version I think) and the single disc from the original release in a clear 2-disc Scanavo keep case with HV's one-piece cover, and it works quite well for me.
Anybody else put together "Frankendisc" packages by picking and choosing discs from different releases? I've also done this with T2 (Disc 1: XtremeDVD / Disc 2: Ultimate), although to trade in the cast-offs, you need to find somewhere like a flea market where they don't scrutinize the discs that closely.
Two Weeks Notice
Looney Tunes: Back In Action
...and speaking of HV, they also had a one-piece cover for I, Robot if you prefer it that way (i.e., instead of Will Smith being on the plastic slipcase and the cover just being a bunch of robots). I personally have Disc 2 of the "All Access" version along with one of the inserts (from the All-Access version I think) and the single disc from the original release in a clear 2-disc Scanavo keep case with HV's one-piece cover, and it works quite well for me.
Anybody else put together "Frankendisc" packages by picking and choosing discs from different releases? I've also done this with T2 (Disc 1: XtremeDVD / Disc 2: Ultimate), although to trade in the cast-offs, you need to find somewhere like a flea market where they don't scrutinize the discs that closely.
Last edited by PDTV; 06-20-06 at 03:01 PM.
#116
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Speaking of converting snappers to keepcases, I've been able to get Lethal Weapon 2 and You've Got Mail in keepcases by purchasing so-called "Asian imports" of those titles. They seem pretty close to the real deal, and of course you can always replace the discs with originals. The covers probably aren't quite the quality of real keepcase covers, but they've got to be better than inkjet-printed ones.
On a completely unrelated note, how often do you really expect to see those two titles in the same DVD collection?
On a completely unrelated note, how often do you really expect to see those two titles in the same DVD collection?
#117
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Originally Posted by gryffinmaster
I've read in a thread or two that Mortal Kombat was released in a keepcase. Can anyone at all say
or
to this?
or
Yes, I found Mortal Kombat in a keepcase at Walmart. But the second one, I haven't found yet.
#118
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Originally Posted by PDTV
Speaking of converting snappers to keepcases, I've been able to get Lethal Weapon 2 and You've Got Mail in keepcases by purchasing so-called "Asian imports" of those titles. They seem pretty close to the real deal, and of course you can always replace the discs with originals. The covers probably aren't quite the quality of real keepcase covers, but they've got to be better than inkjet-printed ones.
On a completely unrelated note, how often do you really expect to see those two titles in the same DVD collection?
On a completely unrelated note, how often do you really expect to see those two titles in the same DVD collection?

#119
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Originally Posted by darkhawk
Yes, I found Mortal Kombat in a keepcase at Walmart. But the second one, I haven't found yet.
Now ... anybody got a keepcase copy they'd want to unload?
Because I know my Local WM - and a few others I checked on a trip around that $4.88 sale - didn't.
#120
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Originally Posted by darkhawk
This post is for Region 1 dvds only.
#122
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Originally Posted by darkhawk
I was at a truck stop in Sayre. OK and found THE CELL brand new in a keepcase
#123
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For what it's worth, I've noticed that BLOCKBUSTER has a keepcase cover for "Spies Like Us", although it's highly unlikely any store would sell their copy. Unfortunately, it's not on the box you actually get to take home.
If anybody else has seen this and can get me one, it would be greatly appreciated!
If anybody else has seen this and can get me one, it would be greatly appreciated!
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Originally Posted by PDTV
For what it's worth, I've noticed that BLOCKBUSTER has a keepcase cover for "Spies Like Us", although it's highly unlikely any store would sell their copy. Unfortunately, it's not on the box you actually get to take home.
If anybody else has seen this and can get me one, it would be greatly appreciated!
If anybody else has seen this and can get me one, it would be greatly appreciated!



