The Complete Toxic Avenger April 29
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From: Briarwood Sanatarium
To make it even more complete why didn't they include Terror Firmer, Toxie is a big part of the movie within the movie of it, They could have had a pretty good 10-Disc set if they only included the 2-Disc Toxic 1 & Terror Firmer
#27
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That's a good point, then again we're dealing with Troma.
I really wish Troma would team up with Blue Underground or Anchor Bay or Dark Sky or someone who can make proper DVD releases of their films.
I really wish Troma would team up with Blue Underground or Anchor Bay or Dark Sky or someone who can make proper DVD releases of their films.
#29
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Originally Posted by taco5
Does anyone know if the first "TA" is the Limited Edtion or the 21st Anniversary Edition?
#31
DVD Talk Legend
Oh well. I couldnt find it today at Best Buy or Movie Stop, so just got it from Buy.com for $30 after GCO.
#32
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
Originally Posted by The Monkees
It's the limited edition, *NOT* the 21st Anniversary. I just picked it up at Best Buy today for $50.
#34
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Originally Posted by joltman
Can you give us a full breakdown on the disks? Is it basically all of the previously released unrated discs for 1-3, the previously released unrated two-disc 4, and two discs for Toxic Crusaders?
The first disc of Toxic Crusaders is the "Volume One" disc released a few years back.
The case is stupid, the bottom part that says The Complete Toxic Avenger is a small slip sleeve, the 4 movies are in a large keep case with 5 discs in it, and then Toxic Crusaders is in it's own 2 disc case. It came with an original lobby card for The Toxic Avenger.
#36
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Originally Posted by Rockmjd23
Is there any reason to buy the 21st anniversary edition of the first one?
#37
DVD Talk Special Edition
Originally Posted by The Monkees
It's in widescreen and has a new commentary and introduction.
#38
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
See the thing with Troma is when their movies are released on dvd you lose some of the sides. I noticed this when I went to see Citizen Toxie a few years ago. There was more info on the sides then what was on the dvd. So i think that there is a little zoom in on their dvds. Maybe the widescreen is the better way to have it.
#39
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Originally Posted by The Monkees
See the thing with Troma is when their movies are released on dvd you lose some of the sides. I noticed this when I went to see Citizen Toxie a few years ago. There was more info on the sides then what was on the dvd. So i think that there is a little zoom in on their dvds. Maybe the widescreen is the better way to have it.
Not sure about Poultrygeist I saw it in the theatre and it was widesreen and I have an anamorphic widescreen DVD of it. Hopefully whenever they get around to real DVD release, rumoured for October but it's Troma so I doubt it will happen, I hope they stick with anamorphic.
#41
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As I've said many times, I wish Troma would license their shit out. They'd probably make more money that way than their current (shit) releases.
Seriously. Give Anchor Bay. Blue Underground. Dark Sky. Legend Films. Synapse. Anybody. Give them all the extras you've already created and the original 35mm negatives for the films and let them go hogwild. The quality of the extras is there, but the quality presentation is not. I've seen laserdisc and VHS transfers that were superior.
And while they're at it, give me the remake rights to Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. so I can pitch it to a Hollywood studio and do a big budget remake.
Seriously. Give Anchor Bay. Blue Underground. Dark Sky. Legend Films. Synapse. Anybody. Give them all the extras you've already created and the original 35mm negatives for the films and let them go hogwild. The quality of the extras is there, but the quality presentation is not. I've seen laserdisc and VHS transfers that were superior.
And while they're at it, give me the remake rights to Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. so I can pitch it to a Hollywood studio and do a big budget remake.
#42
DVD Talk Legend
Here are my old screen caps, from the old 21st anniversary dvd thread
Original full screen:
21st matted wide:
Original full screen:
21st matted wide:
#44
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
Aw, I saw xage was the newest post in here, and was kinda hoping we would get one of his famous pictures of the new set 
Anyways, I'm glad the new set contains the old disc.

Anyways, I'm glad the new set contains the old disc.
#45
DVD Talk Special Edition
Originally Posted by joltman
Aw, I saw xage was the newest post in here, and was kinda hoping we would get one of his famous pictures of the new set 
Anyways, I'm glad the new set contains the old disc.

Anyways, I'm glad the new set contains the old disc.

#47
Moderator
Originally Posted by DarthMarino
Well, I can now confirm that Toxic Avenger part II is the cut version. There's no wheel chair death. Wonderful. Oh, so complete....
#49
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Originally Posted by DarthMarino
Well, I can now confirm that Toxic Avenger part II is the cut version. There's no wheel chair death. Wonderful. Oh, so complete....
*Note: Movies may or not actually be complete
You know a company doesn't know or care about what they're doing when Asylum puts out a better product than you. Better meaning technical quality, not movie acting/plot quality although I would argue what they've been doing lately has been mostly better than the movies Troma has been putting out.
Note: I am not much of a fan of Asylum but at least it seems like they're at least trying with their releases.
You'd think with the money problems they'd been having they'd license their stuff out.
#50
Moderator
The weird thing about the first release of Toxic Avenger II was that it took Troma Video some time to realize that the commentary didn't match what was transferred to video - Lloyd was talking about restored scenes that were in fact not reinstated. Why Troma included a cut version of Part 2 for this new box set is totally back asswards.



