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MarkHastings: I would not be surprised if the packaging was originally designed with the intention of selling all of them individually as well as in a box set. I mean, not only do we have a keepcase for each movie, but we also have full labels and technical specs on each one of them which...

I LOVE digipaks.

I am actually with you Josh. The snapper is certainly my LEAST favourite type of packaging, because I find that they are a little stubborn to close sometimes. But all in all I don't mind them that much. I am a little disapointed with the Indiana Jones Packaging though. While I am sure there...

I suppose it could get out of hand if you find yourself needing to cram more sheleves in that were not the original part of the plan. I have a tendacy to forget that many people here have hundreds or even thousands of dvds/laserdiscs etc. It's easy for me to forget that because I am so selective...

I am not in advertising, but I am a web designer, and an artist, and I loved my packaging. If a movie comes in fancy packaging with nice cover art, I will often buy it even if I don't like the movie that much, or haven't seen it. Occasionally there will be a package that comes along that goes...

I've come to accept snappers, even if they are not my favourite. I do remeber the first time I purchasd a movie in a snapper it took my 10 minutes to figure out how to close it again..

I disagree about medai not being a from of art, but how does it make your walls look like a studio? I personally find shelves filled with books and dvds, and music and all my favourite treasures I have collected over the years to be very important. I think it is an important reflection of my...

Nope. I consider the packaging part of the fun of DVDs, and even though I am not fan of Snapper cases, all of my DVDs stay in their original packaging and are displayed proudly on my shelves right next to my book collection. I especially like any DVD that comes in fancy or uique packaging, like...