Is the 007 Tommorrow Never Dies Limited Edition Box Set Rare???
11-10-04, 10:06 PM
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Is the 007 Tommorrow Never Dies Limited Edition Box Set Rare???
Hello Everybody,
I was at my local record store today, looking in the dvd section and saw the Tommorrow Never Dies Limited Editon box set which Ive never seen before. I already own the movie but it was only $15.00, so I told them to hold it till tommorrow so I could come and ask you fine people if its rare.
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I was at my local record store today, looking in the dvd section and saw the Tommorrow Never Dies Limited Editon box set which Ive never seen before. I already own the movie but it was only $15.00, so I told them to hold it till tommorrow so I could come and ask you fine people if its rare.
Thanks in Advance
11-10-04, 10:41 PM
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You mean the version with the silver cover?
It's hard to find but it's not really worth much. If I recall is has some features that aren't on the later release but the later release also has a few extras not found on the silver covered version.
If you like the movie then I can see owning the silver version but it really isn't worth anything.
It's hard to find but it's not really worth much. If I recall is has some features that aren't on the later release but the later release also has a few extras not found on the silver covered version.
If you like the movie then I can see owning the silver version but it really isn't worth anything.
11-11-04, 01:44 PM
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Well I just got back from picking it up, and you guys were right about it being the vhs set. The reason I got mixed up because it was in the dvd section, and doesnt say what format it is on the box. It is still a cool set for $15.00 though.
thanks alot and ill talk to you guys later,
Ian
thanks alot and ill talk to you guys later,
Ian
11-11-04, 04:42 PM
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I'd imagine you can take the tape out and fit a DVD in there, can't you?
11-11-04, 04:55 PM
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Actually, Josh Z, I was just think about doing that, I do have Tomorrow Never Dies on dvd but its from The James bond Collection Vol.1, so I may have to go and buy it seperatly, but It looks good right now.
Thanks Alot,
Ianscloset
Thanks Alot,
Ianscloset
11-11-04, 08:59 PM
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Originally posted by MasterofDVD
You mean the version with the silver cover?
It's hard to find but it's not really worth much. If I recall is has some features that aren't on the later release but the later release also has a few extras not found on the silver covered version.
If you like the movie then I can see owning the silver version but it really isn't worth anything.
You mean the version with the silver cover?
It's hard to find but it's not really worth much. If I recall is has some features that aren't on the later release but the later release also has a few extras not found on the silver covered version.
If you like the movie then I can see owning the silver version but it really isn't worth anything.
While I realize this post deals with the VHS boxed set, Are there actual different versions of this movie on DVD, or are they simply differences in packaging? The MasterofDVDs post mentions different features? Is the one in the DVD boxed set different than the standalone version? I'm confused.
11-11-04, 10:22 PM
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I believe there was a barebones release, with WS and P&S. Then the silver cover SE (my very first DVD!), then the SE in regular packaging. I believe the whole lot is OOP and there are rumors that everything before DAD is getting a highdef scrub and reissue on DVD.
11-12-04, 11:25 AM
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Originally posted by typecase
While I realize this post deals with the VHS boxed set, Are there actual different versions of this movie on DVD, or are they simply differences in packaging? The MasterofDVDs post mentions different features? Is the one in the DVD boxed set different than the standalone version? I'm confused.
While I realize this post deals with the VHS boxed set, Are there actual different versions of this movie on DVD, or are they simply differences in packaging? The MasterofDVDs post mentions different features? Is the one in the DVD boxed set different than the standalone version? I'm confused.
