jmu878

After getting Wall Street and 28 Days Later the last few days, am I the only one who think they feel cheap?? I know its what is one the disc that matters, but I can't help but feel a little ripped off by that flimsy recyclable case and no insert whatsoever...All these other studios need to take a lesson from Disney in the home entertainment department.

Joe Molotov

Just about every studio is going with those eco-cases now, they're cheaper to make and cheaper to ship. But I agree, they also feel flimsy, like the cases you used to find on those uber-budget DVD titles.

E Unit

You could always just do what I do and buy some empty blu ray cases. You can get the regular non-recycled crap ones. Buy a dozen or so and you're set. Of course that means you dirty the planet a little by throwing away the recycled ones, but hey, no more flimsy cases in your collection.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/hd-talk/567...ases-sale.html

Dragon Lee

I hated the flimsy DVD cases but since converting to Blu-ray, I honestly don't find it so bothersome anymore. Maybe because the BD cases are smaller and more space saving.

WMAangel

That is a big generalization and not exactly true either (yet)....

Fox (who also handle MGM) and Lionsgate are the only two studios who are currently using the BD eco cases......

I have yet to see a Warner, Universal, Paramount, Sony, or Disney BD title come in an eco case....obviously the latter two use Vortex cases (which do not yet have an eco version), but the former three all use Viva Elite cases, and I have not yet seen one of their films in an eco case version....