Warner Double/Triple Features Thread - List and Discussion

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01-20-13 | 10:04 PM

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Re: Warner Double/Triple Features Thread - List and Discussion

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16 Blocks / Last Boy Scout / Last Man Standing has only 2 discs, though it looks like the last 2 were only released as a double feature.

I can confirm that. LMS/LBS Action Double Feature was one disc.

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01-20-13 | 10:11 PM

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Re: Warner Double/Triple Features Thread - List and Discussion

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http://www.amazon.com/Triple-Feature.../dp/B007D0FVYA

That's Lionsgate, not Warners.

I noticed another new triple: The Time Traveler's Wife/P.S. I Love You/The Lake House.

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01-20-13 | 11:07 PM

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I'm not sure this is entirely true.

16 Blocks / Last Boy Scout / Last Man Standing has only 2 discs, though it looks like the last 2 were only released as a double feature. OP, please note any change from the original single movie releases if they happen to occur.

I hope they keep the discs separate and not try to combine multiple movies on 1 disc and start dropping special features. I used to be anal about only getting separate releases, but money and space are convincing me to be more open.

Great thread.

Yes, the inverse of this is that Warner will take double features it did on one disc and include them in a triple. The governing rule here is that Warner doesn't have to make new discs, it can just clear stock or reprint the same thing they've already made (generally, this is true of any studio making multi-features; the only exception seems to be some of Universal's multi-features, and even then, only on DVD).