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Old 06-22-07, 03:39 PM
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that is pretty stellar packaging...

about as cool as i've seen...
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I have to get around to tracking down a good region free player. I'm tired of not getting these great sets. Screw the "it won't fit on my shelf correctly" wusses!
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Well, Ridley Scott did mention the special packaging in a recent interview (including the tidbit that Harrison Ford did contribute to the new documentaries) so maybe we'll get this one here in R1.
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Damn. If they offered that suitcase in R1, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

Hear that, Warners?
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That set looks nice and all, but I'm still not a fan of overlapping discs in a case.
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Getting the blu ray when it comes out....hopefully in a set as well..
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I don't think the suitcase is that cool, or practical. I'd prefer a more normal-sized box, maybe with brushed metal or something.
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Yeah I'm kinda hoping Warner pulls a Ultimate Matrix Collection and has one with collectible briefcase packaging and one in standard boxset packaging.
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They can toss all the discs into a brown paper bag and i'd still buy it
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Gimmicky packaging is lame-ass. 1) impractical; 2) jacks the price up putting out of reach for non-collector/fetish types. Blade Runner is one my favorite films of all goddamned time, but I care about the content not a stupid briefcase. I would put the discs in their cases on my shelf and throw the thing in a closet. Oh wow, sign me up.
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Originally Posted by Egon's Ghost
Gimmicky packaging is lame-ass. 1) impractical; 2) jacks the price up putting out of reach for non-collector/fetish types. Blade Runner is one my favorite films of all goddamned time, but I care about the content not a stupid briefcase. I would put the discs in their cases on my shelf and throw the thing in a closet. Oh wow, sign me up.
Says you.

But i'm a fair person. I wouldn't object to WB putting out 2 different versions - one for collector/fetish types and one for you.
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I've already posted this in the HD thread but I will post it here again. In this month's Total Film there is an interview with Ridley. Here is what he said aabout the Blade Runner SE:
"It's finished. A five-disc set in a Deckard briefcase comes out this autumn. It's a state-of-the-art digital print, which we haven't really had for about 15 years. It'll probably be shown at the Venice film festival"
I doubt he is talking just about a R4 case.
In regards to Joanna Cassidy doing re-shoots, Ridley said they filmed her in front of greenscreen to put her face of the stuntgirls' when she gets "retired
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Oh nuts! I don't want a briefcase.
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Originally Posted by Apone
Oh nuts! I don't want a briefcase.
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that there will be non-case versions coming out.
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Originally Posted by Rogue588
Says you.

But i'm a fair person. I wouldn't object to WB putting out 2 different versions - one for collector/fetish types and one for you.
awwww, just for me? Really? No foolin'? Aren't I special.
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Any thoughts on what the regular, non briefcase version, of this might cost? Someone on that link guessed $75- that still seems kind of pricey to me. But I don't know, maybe that's about right. What do folks here think it wil cost when it's released?
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I would guess in the $45-$50 range with in-store discounts.
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I would guess in the $45-$50 range with in-store discounts.
Thanks Tom. That's kind of what I was hoping for.
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At least that's the price point I'm hoping for too

It's a 5-disc set but it's still the same movie, just different versions.
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I would guess in the $45-$50 range with in-store discounts.
Damn, I don't care what special features it has, I can't see spending that kind of money on a single movie (regardless of the number of versions included).

This is one of my all time favorite movies and I want to get the most complete package (DVD wise, I could care less about the brief case. Just give me a nice steel book and I'll be fine) but I will not spend more than $30 for it.

If the 4 or 5 disc set sells for $40 to $50. I may have to pass. Too bad, too. I hope they put out some elaborate "briefcase" set for those of you obsesive types with unlimited funds, but give the same content in a simpler case to those of us who love the movie, but are on a budget.
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R4 or R1 I don't care. WHERE can this be ordered? I realize it is 3 months away, but I want the set, briefcase or not.
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Originally Posted by DeputyDave
Damn, I don't care what special features it has, I can't see spending that kind of money on a single movie (regardless of the number of versions included).

This is one of my all time favorite movies and I want to get the most complete package (DVD wise, I could care less about the brief case. Just give me a nice steel book and I'll be fine) but I will not spend more than $30 for it.
I hear ya Dave. Hopefully they'll come up with something similar to what Universal did with E.T.. both an elaborate boxset and a basic set.

Or couldn't you pull someone over for illegal tinted windows and tell 'em they can pay the fine of.... say $40... in cash and it won't get put on their record. I'm just kidding... (sorta)
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I hear ya Dave. Hopefully they'll come up with something similar to what Universal did with E.T.. both an elaborate boxset and a basic set.

Or couldn't you pull someone over for illegal tinted windows and tell 'em they can pay the fine of.... say $40... in cash and it won't get put on their record. I'm just kidding... (sorta)
What do you drive again?
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Originally Posted by DeputyDave
What do you drive again?
Hey now...


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I for one love the briefcase and I usually avoid elaborate sets when I can cos I know I have no space for them. But I wouldn't be ab;e to resist that case.


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