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MarkBurton

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As I understand it, Alliance-Atlantis distributes New Line's catalog in Canada in keepcases as opposed to the USA snappers from New Line. There are a few titles that I would like to purchase and since I'd rather have a keepcase than a snapper, I would like to purchase the Alliance-Atlantis version. Does anyone know if these DVDs come in a keepcase in Canada?

Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Seven
Boogie Nights
Blade
Rush Hour
The Long Kiss Goodnight
Magnolia
 

Jason Whyte

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All of those you mentioned come in a keepcase, except for Boogie Nights and Magnolia. I believe the Seven SE was very recently released as a keepcase, but I'm not exactly sure.

Also, while many of these are in keepcases, they are also bilingual french/english covers, so take that into consideration.

Jason
 

Jimmy Nugent

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Hi Mark-

I have nothing of significance to add to the discussion. Just wanted to say hello to a fellow Jacksonville native...


Jimmy
 

James Bergeron

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I beg to differ.
The Austin powers movies are snappers
Blade is a keepcase with reversable cover
Seven is a keep case
Rush Hour is a snapper (rush hour 2 is a keepcase)
Check out Link Removed they usually list the package type.
 

Bill McA

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My Se7en SE is not a keepcase, but one of those fold-out cardboard & plastic things that come in a cardboard slip-cover (same for the SE Boogie Nights & Magnolia).
Blade was initially released in Canada as a snapper, but has since been re-released as a keepcase. Some retailers may still be carrying the older snapper version.
The Austin Powers films were initially released as snappers and I have yet to see a keepcase version of either of these films (although they may exist).
 

Herb Kane

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The Austin Powers films were initially released as snappers and I have yet to see a keepcase version of either of these films (although they may exist).
They DO exist. My wife purchased them both last week at Future Shop. Although they did still have the 2 older snapper versions as well. Both have the bilingual covers -- still, better than snappers.

Herb.
 

MarkBurton

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Thanks for the good feedback. This certainly makes my purchases easier. I just wish Alliance-Atlantis released the Warner catalog too. Hello Jimmy!
 

Jason Whyte

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Ditto to what Herb said -- the Austin Powers discs were recently rereleased under snapper cases. Despite the bilingualness, they look nice.

Again, for Seven, I'm not exactly sure what is going on with that one, but it was also released recently with an additional french track.

Rush Hour (or Heure Limite to you French) is now in a keepcase.

Jason
 

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