Howdy Partner, got your Silverado Giftset right here...
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Howdy Partner, I got your Silverado Giftset right here...
Don't know how many of you guys have seen it yet, or are interested in this double-dip, but I got my copy today and holy cow, man, it's a goddamn box!
The package consists of a box that is over an inch thick that is held together by a slip cover which conceals two saloon doors that hide the deck of playing cards. Then, on either side of the inner box, you have to open a flap to get to the DVD in a regular 2-disc keepcase and the collectable booklet.
The playing cards, are normal playing cards with a yellowish tone to their surface. The end cards, the Ace of Spades and the Wildcards have a Western motiff on them.
Here's a pic of the whole package opened up.
The package consists of a box that is over an inch thick that is held together by a slip cover which conceals two saloon doors that hide the deck of playing cards. Then, on either side of the inner box, you have to open a flap to get to the DVD in a regular 2-disc keepcase and the collectable booklet.
The playing cards, are normal playing cards with a yellowish tone to their surface. The end cards, the Ace of Spades and the Wildcards have a Western motiff on them.
Here's a pic of the whole package opened up.
Last edited by Mike Lowrey; 04-06-05 at 06:45 PM.
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Originally Posted by Geofferson
Great deal for under $15. 

And for the record...the outer box? I "theorectically" chucked it. Well, not really, I threw it in the pile of all my other useless slip covers and stuff.
Last edited by Mike Lowrey; 04-06-05 at 04:55 PM.
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Bought this with no hesitation. I would have actually preferred not to have the cards and not having the case that big. I am tight for space on my shelf. It is a really, really great movie for anyone who enjoys western/adventure flicks. I think is has held up really, really well for a 20 year old western.
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I didn't have the old version, so I figured I couldn't go wrong with picking this up this Superbit Deluxe version for $15. I'm not a big fan of the huge box and the playing cards, but it should satisfy the people who complain the Japanese always get all the cool stuff. (Although watch the Japanese release of this come with a tiny working six-shooter or something.
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Originally Posted by Joe Molotov
(Although watch the Japanese release of this come with a tiny working six-shooter or something.
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I've never seen the film before, but hearing it was cheap, a Superbit, and had nice packaging, I checked it out and sounds like it has a good cast and will be entertaining. I ordered it a few days ago
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I had pre-ordered this and it came today. Looks very nice. I guess I'll just display it on my shelf "as is", but haven't fully decided yet. Looking forward to watching it though.
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Originally Posted by thelwig14
Bought this with no hesitation. I would have actually preferred not to have the cards and not having the case that big. I am tight for space on my shelf. It is a really, really great movie for anyone who enjoys western/adventure flicks. I think is has held up really, really well for a 20 year old western.
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Picked this up today - nice overall replacement for the original release, but I was disapointed with the 'History of Western Shootouts' featurette, which is just one long commercial for other Columbia westerns and not anything historically related. Still a keeper though!
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Watched this movie yesterday and wow...this has not looked or sounded better! Very impressive DVD for one of the last "traditional" westerns. The DTS was especially room-rattling.
Also, if you get a chance, be sure to listen to the informative commentary be 3 Western scholars...very entertaining and insightful.
Also, if you get a chance, be sure to listen to the informative commentary be 3 Western scholars...very entertaining and insightful.




