[William Waits]

Future = Snapper

What a world that would be....

Bill

[pitchman]

According to this article AOL/Time-Warner is selling off their DVD/CD manufacturing business. Since they will no longer have a financial interest, perhaps this clears the way for the company to stop using the snapper. Could be that Matrix Reloaded keepcase is no fluke after all...

[Josh Sieg]

I hope they drop the cardboard cases. I always feel I have to treat them SO gently, and they stick out funny on my shelves. HAVE THEM BANNED!!!!

[Dan Shogren]

The plastic "SNAPPER" on the end always catches on other dvds whenever i pull them out from the shelf, and because of this my MATRIX dvd is about ready to fall apart.

Heres hoping that snappers go the way of the dodo!

[Joel C]

I like the artwork of the snappers, and the cases don't bother me except for the way they stick to one another when shelves are fully packed.

I'll kind of miss them, though it will be nice to have a uniform collection (well, except for the 75 or so snappers I already have).

[RaghuB]

As part of the deal, Warner Home Video and all its affiliates (New Line, etc.) have signed a long-term supply deal with Cinram. At this point, it is not clear if the snapper case is necessarily history.

[Ric Easton]

In any event, I like your website, Dan!

As yer little friend would say, "Size matters not!"

Ric

[Jeff Kleist]

It could kill it, certainly some fall titles in keepcases are a good sign, whether it be because they're distro/demanding creator deals or not, I really hope there's light at the end of the tunnel

[Josh Sieg]

I own 11 snappers too many

[Cees Alons]

Quote:

I own 11 snappers too many

... while I am extremely happy with my 200+ snappers.

Cees

[John Stone]

Quote:

... while I am extremely happy with my 200+ snappers.

... while I loathe my 200+ snappers.

The sooner we are rid of them the better.