Indeed. Let's counterbalance the hate with a little love.




Can't wait to add The Exorcist, Kong, Kwai, Mutiny on the Bounty, Rocky Horror, Spartacus, and Star Wars S2 to my collection

I just got a few UK Digibooks the other day myself

Love those (German?) Warner ones. Where did, and how much did they cost?

Of all threads, this is hardly the one to be showing off your Digibooks.

You're right. I'm going to start a Digibook lover thread!

There are plenty of us who love to collect DigiBooks, and we can discuss them here.

U.S. Blu-ray DigiBooks
* 300 (Warner) (Normal Edition Available)
* A River Runs Through It (Sony)
* A Star is Born (Warner)
* Amadeus (Warner) (Originally came with a Soundtrack Sampler; Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* Batman (1989; Burton) (Warner) (Normal Edition Available in Batman Anthology Set)
* Bonnie & Clyde (Warner) (Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* Bonnie & Clyde (HD DVD) (Warner) (Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* Clash of the Titans (Warner) (1984; Original) (Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* Dirty Harry (Warner) (Normal Edition Available in Double Pack; DigiBook discontinued)
* Doctor Zhivago (Warner)
* Dr. Strangelove (Sony)
* Easy Rider (Sony) (Discontinued; Licensed to Criterion)
* Elvis on Tour (Warner)
* Falling Down (Warner) (Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* GoodFellas (Warner) (Normal Edition Available)
* The Green Mile (Warner)
* Hamlet (Warner)
* How the West was Won (Warner)
* JFK (Warner)
* The Matrix (Warner) (Normal Edition Available in Matrix Trilogy)
* Midnight Express (Sony)
* Natural Born Killers (Warner)
* North by Northwest (Warner)
* One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Warner)
* Poltergeist (Warner) (Normal Edition Available; DigiBook discontinued)
* Se7en (Warner)
* The Shawshank Redemption (Warner)
* Silverado (Sony)
* Star Wars: The Clone Wars the Complete Season One (Warner)
* Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (Warner)

Coming Soon:
* The Bridge on the River Kwai (Sony)
* The Exorcist (Warner)
* King Kong (Warner) (1933)
* Mutiny on the Bounty (Warner)
* The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Fox)
* Star Wars: The Clone Wars the Complete Season Two (Warner)

I love DigiBooks!

At the moment, I just have a few (North By Northwest, How The West Was Won, Doctor Zhivago, JFK, and Bonnie & Clyde). Can't say I have a problem with any of them...

at the counterthread. I do like my Clash of the Titans

I've been wanting to do this for a while... I actually compiled a list some time ago on my website but never got around to posting it.

I could go either way really... I guess it just all depends on the price. I actually really like the Digibook for Falling Down.

To answer your question in the other thread, the German digibooks are about $27 each on amazon.de

Fox is also releasing a line of digibooks in Germany soon for titles such as Braveheart, Predator, Kingdom of Heaven, Independence Day, and more

Moving to Mature...

They are very nice even though I only have one at the moment (North by Northwest). I used to think that with Blu-ray I wanted to keep everything consistent and just have all standard Blu-ray cases, but for some movies that are more special to me I really like this style. Some that I hope to get soon are Batman, Se7en, The Shawshank Redemption, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. The only thing I wish about them is they would have a clasp or something to keep them shut.

Some of the fancier ones:


Has a really nice embossed front and sparkling gold coloring for the helmet.


Picture speaks for itself. Gorgeous design on this one.






Has subtle accents of the same mother-of-pearl-type-sheen as the three above.


If I were only allowed to keep 10 of my ~1200 Blu-Rays, this would undoubtedly be one of them.


Something about the coloring on this one is so perfectly unsettling.


~*shiny*~

Very nice.

I really appreciate what Warner has done with the Digibooks. They've made collecting movies fun again.

I'm not that into packaging but I definitely like Digibooks the best. I think they are way nicer looking than those steelbooks everyone here goes nuts for. That said, its just as silly for people to arbitrarily collect Digibooks just for the packaging regardless of the actual film. But, if I had a choice between a regular blu-ray case & a digibook, I will always take the Digibook.

I love Digibooks. The way they feel in your hands reminds me of those Little Golden Books we all read as kids.

Digibooks are freakin' awesome. I will always take a DigiBook over a standard DVD case. I think the best decision I ever made though was to tell myself I didn't need to buy every DigiBook available, but only the ones that I really want, or am slightly on the fence about (if there's a movie I'm not sure if I want to buy or not, I'll buy it if it's in a DigiBook). The self-realization that I don't need all of them has been nice.

I have two... I like the feel and weight of them, just wish they were a bit more in line with case sizes. The only thing is I wouldn't want one if it's part of a series (batman, matrix) or could possibly get a sequel (300), that would drive me nuts.

I am always down for the digibook version if available. So far I have gotten 300, Batman, Clash of the TItans, Falling Down, Green Mile, Poltergeist, Shawshank, se7en, Star Wars S1 and Willy Wonka. Ordered Star Wars S2 and Exorcist. I wish more movies would come in them, a little added value for you $.

List added. Please let me know if I missed any. Some DigiBooks have been discontinued, others I'm unsure of. Do we want to list the UK/German ones?

You forgot The Bridge on the River Kwai.

Since I still had this shot in my SD card, I thought I'd post a larger-sized version of it for you guys:

What about "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"? I know it's not the same design or even size as the rest of these, but I'd say that technically, it's kind of a DigiBook.

It's a beautiful set... it just doesn't fit in anywhere.