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What's with this new 'MIB' dvd coming out soon?

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Inspector Hammer!, May 19, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 15 May 19, 2002
    Inspector Hammer!

    Inspector Hammer! Executive Producer

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    I saw the commercial for it yesterday, it's a two disc edition. What's it going to have that we don't already have on the current ones?
     
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    David Lambert

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    A trailer for MIB2 and that's it.

    Otherwise, it's supposed to be exactly like the limited edition...in a different box.
     
  3. Message #3 of 15 May 19, 2002
    Inspector Hammer!

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    Thanks David. That really sucks, they'll have people thinking that it has more extra's and making them pay 20 bucks for a trailer!?

    No thanks.
     
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    Peter Kline

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    They're just hoping to sell some DVD's prior to the new film. It doesn't suck if you read the box and get info from HTF![​IMG]
     
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    Bruce Hedtke

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    Eric Paddon

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    At least for those of us who haven't bought the two disc set yet (I almost did today), this looks to have better packaging than the solid black box.
     
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    Scott D S

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    David Lambert

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    Scott, the answer is "to put the MIB2 trailer on it". [​IMG]
     
  9. Message #9 of 15 May 19, 2002
    Scott D S

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    Of course! What was I thinking? [​IMG]
     
  10. Message #10 of 15 May 19, 2002
    Jeremy Conrad

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    It's also cheaper than the LE.

    For those who never picked up the LE, they just have to decide if they want to pay more for a cardboard box, or pay less for one in a sturdy plastic box.
     
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    rutger_s

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    The Deluxe Edition does not have the conceptual art one-sheet that was included with the Limited Edition. Also, the booklet is a little different.
     
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    Jeremy Conrad

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    There is concept art in the booklet that comes with the Deluxe Edition. I dunno if it's the same that is in the LE, I'd need to check later.
     
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    rutger_s

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    I was talking about a one-sheet...not the art in the booklet. The Limited Edition came with a folded "poster" with conceptual art by Rick Baker. Some of these conceptual art one-sheets were autographed by Baker and Barry Sonnenfeld.
     
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    Ken Seeber

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    I thought the term one-sheet referred specifically to 27-by-41 movie posters. Does it apply to the little "poster" included in the MIB LE?
     
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    rutger_s

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    I always used one-sheet to signify any size poster included with a DVD package. It is supposed to only mean 27x41 posters. I guess we change it to conceptual art insert...but that would be confusing...

    Let's just say that the Limited Edition has two inserts and "unique" packaging. The Deluxe Edition only has a booklet.
     
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