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Old 01-11-2008, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by bigstereo View Post
I have the directors cut on VHS. I've never thought about upgrading to DVD as I should, along with a few others that I have on VHS such as One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest which happens to be the first movie that I ever saw at a theatre.

Before I plunk down my hard earned cash, I have a couple of questions. What is the advantage of buying the 5 disc set?
And what is the box (briefcase) made out of? Is it metal?
The briefcase is a heavy plastic. In the Ultimate Set, disc 5 contains the rare pre-release Workprint which is essentially another version of the movie containing all of the scenes before editing. As I mentioned before, the Ultimate Set also contains a rare art folio, a lenticular film clip and a couple of toy figurines (speeder car and unicorn). Yeah, it's gimmicky, but if you're a hardcore fan then this set is right up your alley.

The four disc set is just that, a four disc set that does not included the pre-release Workprint. Choose your own price point.

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