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Old 03-01-05 | 04:43 AM
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Hellraiser Box Set

Are there any plans by Anchor Bay to put out a Collector's Edition Box Set for Region 1?
Old 03-01-05 | 08:05 AM
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The R2 is mighty cheap right now (15 pounds, I think) - if you're region-free, I'd say go for it. Otherwise, who knows...
Old 03-01-05 | 09:16 AM
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Hellraiser 1/2, Hellraiser 3, and 4 and up, all are owned by different studios here in the US, so there probably will never be a box set. Hellraiser 1,2 & 3's rights are owned by the same company in the UK, so there's a very nice cube-shaped box set available there. Get a region-free player that handles PAL, and order from amazon.co.uk, it's very easy to do, and shipping's not bad either.
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If you buy the individual discs, Paul Champagne has created two nice metalic boxes for the series. You can check them out here.
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The thing is I don't really dig the PAL speed up's. How does the R2 picture quality compare with the R1's?
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I honestly didn't notice it. The most distracting thing about the R2 set was hellraiser 3 where they put back in some "low quality" extra video, it's very noticable.

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I honestly didn't notice it. The most distracting thing about the R2 set was hellraiser 3 where they put back in some "low quality" extra video, it's very noticable.
Ditto. I thought that 3 had a few minutes of audio being out of sync with the video and commented it on it in the international forum thread but when I went back and looked for it recently, I couldn't find it. I must have been hallucenating.
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The rights to Hellraiser 1 and 2 are currently held by Anchor Bay (unsure whether or not they're licensed from another party or for how long), Hellraiser 3 is (was?) owned by Paramount, and 4-up are owned by Disney/Dimension.

So far, Paramount has shown zero interest in releasing Hellraiser III.
Old 03-01-05 | 07:54 PM
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Well, at least we don't have to rely on one studio. We can go elsewhere.
Old 03-01-05 | 08:13 PM
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All these responses and no one is complaining about the lack of a question mark in the title? Have the DVD Talk people gone soft?
Old 03-01-05 | 08:19 PM
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Thanks for the info on the Uk box set. I just ordered it for $30.39 shipped. Good price for 3 movies, a cool box, and overseas shipping
Old 03-02-05 | 11:36 AM
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Anyone else find it odd that the collector's puzzle box is cheaper than the standard 4-disc set at amazon.co.uk?
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I heard the box wasn't that stable. Might look cool, but damages very easily.
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Yeah, and I'm sure it won't fit on my custom-made DVD shelves.
Old 03-02-05 | 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by BuddyRevell
I heard the box wasn't that stable. Might look cool, but damages very easily.
yeah, if you don't care about the "it looks cool" factor, definitely skip it... it's fragile, I had to repair mine with a bit of superglue when I got it (it got squished). It does look VERY cool next to my 18" NECA Pinhead though!!
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Anyone else find it odd that the collector's puzzle box is cheaper than the standard 4-disc set at amazon.co.uk?
They do that to get rid of them since it's limited. Then people start selling them for ridiculously high prices on Amazon Marketplace and pay a hefty price to Amazon for doing so.
Old 03-03-05 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Josh-da-man

So far, Paramount has shown zero interest in releasing Hellraiser III.
Yeah, I just broke down and ordered the R2 disc from amazon.uk ($17 shipped, not too bad). Damn you Paramount.

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