Street Date Break Alert - Star Wars OT DVDs
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Originally Posted by Slowpc
The tin is a little bit like the BoB (band of brothers) tin but a little less in the quality. Better than the video game Prey limited edition tin i will say that.
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Originally Posted by marcellusk
walmart here had them out for $13.87 a piece. there was a big display full of them. i'm gonna get that tin from best buy though next week.
#29
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I just saw the TV ad for these DVDs. Not a single mention of them containing the original versions. The main focus was that they were available separately for a limited time.
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
I just saw the TV ad for these DVDs. Not a single mention of them containing the original versions. The main focus was that they were available separately for a limited time.
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
I just saw the TV ad for these DVDs. Not a single mention of them containing the original versions. The main focus was that they were available separately for a limited time.
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From: Rocky Mountain High
Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Does the tin hold the standalone DVD cases, or is it using a separate storage system?
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#35
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Is that the ad with the family? That is such a godawful ad. Made me think of some of those absurd "Wal-Mart cured my cancer" ads.
#36
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No one bought an early copy? I'm so disappointed...
#39
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Originally Posted by nodeerforamonth
Who cares if they broke street date on this? I thought no one was buying it!!!
#41
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
I just saw the TV ad for these DVDs. Not a single mention of them containing the original versions. The main focus was that they were available separately for a limited time.
Whatever, I thought it was a dumb commercial too!
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Sorry, I don't feel like reading through the 2000 page original thread on this topic...
Do these DVD's carry over all the same features that were found on the original DVD's (besides what was on the bonus disc, that is)? Anything dropped? I'm wondering if I can just sub these new editions into my existing box set and give away the old ones (again, except for the bonus disc).
Do these DVD's carry over all the same features that were found on the original DVD's (besides what was on the bonus disc, that is)? Anything dropped? I'm wondering if I can just sub these new editions into my existing box set and give away the old ones (again, except for the bonus disc).
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Originally Posted by The Monkees
Yeah, I saw this too. I think it was last night on E! and I noticed how they didn't mention the originals. Although they hint at it when the father says he grew up on these films and now he can share them with his kids.
Whatever, I thought it was a dumb commercial too!
Whatever, I thought it was a dumb commercial too!
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Originally Posted by joliom
Sorry, I don't feel like reading through the 2000 page original thread on this topic...
Do these DVD's carry over all the same features that were found on the original DVD's (besides what was on the bonus disc, that is)? Anything dropped? I'm wondering if I can just sub these new editions into my existing box set and give away the old ones (again, except for the bonus disc).
Do these DVD's carry over all the same features that were found on the original DVD's (besides what was on the bonus disc, that is)? Anything dropped? I'm wondering if I can just sub these new editions into my existing box set and give away the old ones (again, except for the bonus disc).
#47
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Originally Posted by porieux
Did I miss something and these are suddenly anamorphic..?
Otherwise I'm surprised to see so much interest on DVDTalk of all places...
Otherwise I'm surprised to see so much interest on DVDTalk of all places...
I suppose it could be a good thing, maybe the strong sales will convince Lucas to give these a proper release next year. I can certainly wait until then.
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Originally Posted by milo bloom
Nope, they are in fact old 4x3 letterbox transfers from a 13 year old telecine meant for laserdisc. There's apparently enough people who don't mind that and do want the original cuts though that this will apparently be a big seller.
I suppose it could be a good thing, maybe the strong sales will convince Lucas to give these a proper release next year. I can certainly wait until then.
I suppose it could be a good thing, maybe the strong sales will convince Lucas to give these a proper release next year. I can certainly wait until then.
And if this really is the very last time the O-OT is available on home video, then I want a copy. My laserdiscs have been nice up until now, but my LD player only has an S-Video out.
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I got my Star Wars:A New Hope through the post today and I gotta say even though it's a non-anamorphic transfer and there's something not quite right with the music (it just seems off for some reason) I more than happy.



