Re: Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series (Disappointing Release)
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Originally Posted by Will_B
I agree that there's no creativity in the design. Putting older inventory into a box and calling it a complete set is lame when compared to things like that beautiful Chamed Spellbook complete set (in which the entire series was put into a witches spellbook). Or the Buffy cube. Or the Six Feet Under graveyard plot box. Those were pretty and saved tons of shelf space.
The Cylon action figure, by the way, retails for about $12 or $13, and is usually $20 with shipping when bought from any of the online action figure retailers such as toyrocket.com or bigbadtoystore.com etc. I have several. 
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Will, that's all I'm saying. Studios are continuisly trying to get consumers to double dip by buying their complete collections and usually those additions have included special incentives such as; corrected disks, bonus features/interviews, behind the scenes and other features that weren't included in other previous sets.
Everyone is slapping at me thinking I just have a problem with this release and not looking at why I have a problem with it. The whole point of the matter is that this particular release is, indeed lame.
Look at what is currently available. The "Complete Collection" set is being set at Pre-Order at $200. For the exact same sets that are included in that set, you can buy the same sets at Target and Best Buy for, at the very least, $50 cheaper than what this new collection is being set at Pre-Order, and you can have those DVD sets right now, instead of waiting. Plus, you get to stretch out what you have to pay over the course of the next few months. Spend $90 now (Seasons 1-3) and then spend another $50-60 for both Season 4 sets the week of the release for 4.5. Guarantee, Best Buy ALWAYS runs a special sale price on previous sets everytime a new season is released for that show. When Season 4.0 was released and even when Season 3 was released, Best Buy sold previous season sets for $24.99 to $29.99 per season.
For the record, everyone, Pre-Orders are generally set lower than the sale price of the release of a DVD or CD release the week of release. The price will rise on that release starting the day of its street date release.