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Originally Posted by scott1598
how is the commentary with Arnold and Paul
Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where you beat up some other bad guys. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where you drive the taxi. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where everyone listening to us falls asleep. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. |
Sorry for the thread resurrection but I'm thinking of buying this and I was wondering if the slipcover was a features any new art? Or is it exactly the same as the keepcase art, and on regular card stock (e.g. not metallic)?
Thanks. Don't know what took me so long to pick this up. |
Originally Posted by Vision of Love
Sorry for the thread resurrection but I'm thinking of buying this and I was wondering if the slipcover was a features any new art? Or is it exactly the same as the keepcase art, and on regular card stock (e.g. not metallic)?
Thanks. Don't know what took me so long to pick this up. Well not sure if this helps, but the slipcover is different than the keepcase art on the case. FYI, since this topic started there have been two more editions of Total Recall that has been released. One is a Double Feature w/Terminator 2. It's two movies on one disc and contains all of the features from the Total Recall SE mentioned above. Another is the THX Total Recall DVD which is Unrated version and was released through Lions Gate. |
Originally Posted by Josh Z
Verhoeven: This is where you shoot the bad guys.
Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where you beat up some other bad guys. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where you drive the taxi. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. Verhoeven: This is where everyone listening to us falls asleep. Schwarzenegger: Exactly. |
I'll be the one to ask the stupid :question: of the day.
Why is the tin case referred to as the "baboon's ass" or "monkey's ass" tin? It's just something that I've always wanted to know, but have been too afraid/ashamed to ask! :shrug: |
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I don't know, you tell me.
http://www.timefordvd.com/images/dvd...l_DVD_case.jpg http://static.flickr.com/5/8789979_2be9d257d7_m.jpg |
Originally Posted by LoPan5705
Well not sure if this helps, but the slipcover is different than the keepcase art on the case. FYI, since this topic started there have been two more editions of Total Recall that has been released. One is a Double Feature w/Terminator 2. It's two movies on one disc and contains all of the features from the Total Recall SE mentioned above. Another is the THX Total Recall DVD which is Unrated version and was released through Lions Gate.
I'm assuming then that the cover below is of the slipcover? What does the inside cover look like? http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/...CLZZZZZZZ_.jpg And this has the same content as the version that came with the tin, right? I'm just a bit confused as the version on the link below seems to have all the features from the tin version but has a different cover from what I posted above. http://www.amazon.ca/Total-Recall-Wi...d=I7TJM1EYU7JC |
Originally Posted by Jason One
The THX DVD is not unrated. It contains the standard R-rated theatrical cut.
Also, there has been one more release: the Blu-ray from Lionsgate. Thanks for the correction. When I was searching for Total Recall dvd info, amazon has the THX DVD listed as Not Rated. I've never heard of an alternate cut, must be another amazon slipup. |
Originally Posted by Vision of Love
It does help, thanks!
I'm assuming then that the cover below is of the slipcover? What does the inside cover look like? http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/...CLZZZZZZZ_.jpg And this has the same content as the version that came with the tin, right? I'm just a bit confused as the version on the link below seems to have all the features from the tin version but has a different cover from what I posted above. http://www.amazon.ca/Total-Recall-Wi...d=I7TJM1EYU7JC |
OK, I don't have Total Recall on DVD yet. I have a 1080i widecreen TV and an upscaling player; which version of this DVD is best?
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Originally Posted by Eben
OK, I don't have Total Recall on DVD yet. I have a 1080i widecreen TV and an upscaling player; which version of this DVD is best?
if you have a hdmi connection for your tv, and you have a blu-ray player, then get total recall on Blu-ray.if you don't then, the special edition dvd version is the way to go. there is no need to get multiple copies of this film IMHO, if the advice I gives, helps you out. |
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