LosingMyMind

Except for the fact that Xage's rental version says "Widescreen Unrated Edition" at the top.

Apparently he didn't get the theatrical widescreen rental exclusive. idk

ianforcer

I'm not sure I follow ^. I was just stating the official differences really.

ianforcer

This was also the early artwork for the French Blu-ray set. Not sure if this is an alternate cover or not?



I intend to post my collection in a separate thread if anyone is interested? Not to rain on xage's parade but I think mine might just exceed it.

ianforcer

Why can't I see my posts until I sign in??

xage

Actually I did not decided against it, its just so freakin RARE

This twisted my mind for more than a month, at first I thought it was a "Redbox" exclusive as originally reported to me and "Yes" try renting it at redbox and you will get the "Rated R - Widescreen Theatrical Cut"




Well, Im so suprised that there was indeed a release and its not in a redbox case. It was until Lionsgate handed me a copy of an actual copy of the Rated R - Widescreen Theatrical Cut. I guess the non-redbox packaged DVD release of it is RARE!

xage

Does this makes sense now?


Walmart Exclusive SAW 1 & 2 Bluray


Walmarts SAW PACKS in Bluray

iNCREDiPiNOY

Saw 6 and 7 is missing.

DRG

"See them again for the first time!"

What???

rjh_54

That made me laugh a little too. Maybe by that they were trying to say "See them in Blu for the first time!", as if they were saying the Blu-Ray presentation is like a whole new experience compared to the DVDs?

acdcrocks1980

Or the sticker covers up a part that says "In HD!"

sldvd

I see that SAW VI is supposed to include a copy of SAW I. Does anyone know if it's the threatrical version or uncut version of SAW I?

Also, do all copies of SAW VI include SAW I, or only the specially marked copies of SAW VI?

TomOpus

Can't answer the version but have read it has to be the specially marked copies if you want the extra disc.

will94

Was at Walmart today, they've got a three-pack of SAW I/II/III on Blu-ray in a single case rather than the individual releases shrink-wrapped together.

dablueguy

Even though I think it says that it's rated 'R', it's actually the uncut version.

thelonelyisland

This is an amazing collection, I got crap for buying the DVD & Blu-Ray versions of Adventureland and House Bunny...and Observe & Report, everyone was like you already had that so why did you buy it again? and I was like cuz i want the blu-ray... yeahh. they don't understand dvds/blurays like us DVDtalkers do.

xage

total damage.. 3 different variants

Abe.

Did you get the Saw VI that doesn't come with bonus Saw I disc?

thelonelyisland

SAW VI (Unrated WS) includes SAW I as a bonus, its a Rated and Widescreen.

thelonelyisland

Is the SAW I-III the fullscreen set?

kstublen

Some of the Saw VI Blu-rays actually don't include Saw as a bonus disc.

Trevor

^ And wasn't the Saw 1 bonus disc unrated even though it's marked as rated?

kstublen

No clue. I've only got the 1-disc edition of Saw VI.

thelonelyisland

I have "Saw I" from the Rated Fullscreen Trilogy and "Saw I" from the Saw VI. They both run the exact same length: 1:43:07

Both SAW I disc I own are both "Rated R" as what it says on the Disc.

man*machine

The bonus disc of the original SAW included with SAW 6 is the R-rated version, not the unrated one. It has the same menu and everything that the original R-rated disc release from 6 or so years ago had.

xage

yes.. the dvd version of 1-3 full screen set