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cleaver 09-09-05 11:01 AM


Originally Posted by obscurelabel
I guess I need a boxed set.

Pick #9:

Three Colors Trilogy

From what I can tell the boxed set was released first, then the individual titles later. If this isn't allowed I'll pick something else. (I haven't read every ruling on the boxed sets but as far as I can tell this one is OK).

That should be OK

ryuryu2949 09-09-05 11:09 AM

Asleep at the wheel here, but I still get my pick.
I choose Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2-Disc Collector's Edition).

ryuryu2949 09-09-05 11:17 AM


Originally Posted by jfrost
Royal Tenenbaums CC

Good pick, I was hoping that would be available for me in the next round.

William Fuld 09-09-05 11:25 AM

Pick #9: Mulholland Drive

Joe Molotov 09-09-05 11:27 AM

9. Apocalypse Now (Theatrical Edition)

Franchot 09-09-05 11:34 AM

Stanley Kubrick Collection (Remasters) with special bonus disc "Stanley Kubrick: A Life In Pictures" which is unavailable separately.

DJ_Longfellow 09-09-05 11:34 AM

9. Legend (2disc SE)

Mhepburn20 09-09-05 11:42 AM

9. Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Vista Series

Groucho 09-09-05 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by Franchot
Stanley Kubrick Collection (Remasters)

Did this come out at the same time as all the individual discs, or were any of them released before hand?

Groucho 09-09-05 11:46 AM

Round 9 Has Begun

cleaver, I'm going to allow Monterrey Pop Festival Criterion.

Franchot 09-09-05 11:51 AM


Originally Posted by Groucho
Did this come out at the same time as all the individual discs, or were any of them released before hand?

Remasters are different from the original discs.

Groucho 09-09-05 11:54 AM

I know that, I'm asking if any of the remasters were available individually before the set came out. (I don't think so, but I could be wrong).

Rockmjd23 09-09-05 12:03 PM

#9 Mondo Cane Collection

Franchot 09-09-05 12:03 PM


Originally Posted by Groucho
I know that, I'm asking if any of the remasters were available individually before the set came out. (I don't think so, but I could be wrong).

Sorry. No, the remasters were released on the same day as the set.

Drexl 09-09-05 12:40 PM

9th round: The Stunt Man LE

William Fuld 09-09-05 12:43 PM

Why isn't the Complete Monterey Pop Festival considered a boxed set? It's three individual movies in one set.

Groucho 09-09-05 12:47 PM

I don't know anything about the set. I looked at the description on Amazon, it looked like one movie with a bunch of special features. Am I wrong?

Damfino 09-09-05 12:49 PM

9. City of God

darkhawk 09-09-05 12:50 PM

9. The Lion King (trilogy box set)

Groucho 09-09-05 12:58 PM


Originally Posted by darkhawk
9. The Lion King (trilogy box set)

I'm pretty sure that the discs in this were the same as in previous released versions.

William Fuld 09-09-05 12:59 PM


Originally Posted by Groucho
I don't know anything about the set. I looked at the description on Amazon, it looked like one movie with a bunch of special features. Am I wrong?

There are three films in the set, Monterey Pop, Jimi Plays Monterey, and Shake!: Otis at Monterey.

cleaver 09-09-05 01:01 PM


Originally Posted by Groucho
I don't know anything about the set. I looked at the description on Amazon, it looked like one movie with a bunch of special features. Am I wrong?

Disc 1 is a concert documentary, disc 2 is Hendrix's set at Monterrey and Otis Redding's set, and disc 3 is footage that didn't make it into to documentary. But everything is shot for the documentary, so it could be considered special features.

Groucho 09-09-05 01:02 PM

Anybody else who is familiar with this set have an opinion?

exharrison 09-09-05 01:05 PM

Bruce Lee: Master Collection
I think all the discs came out the same day as the box. And I think these were new transfers. Please correct if wrong.

cleaver 09-09-05 01:17 PM


Originally Posted by William Fuld
There are three films in the set, Monterey Pop, Jimi Plays Monterey, and Shake!: Otis at Monterey.

Jimi Plays Monterey and Shake! are both about 40 minutes long and are made up of real-time concert footage, are they still films?
No big deal either way, unless someone takes my Animal House DSPE WS. I'm looking at you ryuryu.


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