How many duplicates do you own of one movie?(i.e,Amaray, steelbook,etc.)

[Steve Lilley]

SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE has to be the big one for me. Over the years I've purchased:

1. Laserdisc*
2. VHS
3. Bootleg VHS of ABC television edit
4. Original DVD boxed set
5. 2006 DVD boxed set
6. Single release Blu-ray
7. "1978-2006" Blu-ray collection


*I feel like it's important to note that I just bought the laserdisc within the last year, ha.

Granted, some of those mean that I also own SUPERMAN III and IV a bunch of times, too, but I think THE MOVIE is still king as far as my collection goes.

As far as sheer money goes, though, I think those damn LORD OF THE RINGS movies probably have it beat, though. I have the individual theatrical DVDs, the extended DVD box, the theatrical Blu-ray box and the extended Blu-ray box. Because they were all purchased instantly after becoming available over the years that's like, a million dollars.

[rufusswigwell]

Excluding Combo Packs
The X-Files: Fight The Future
VHS Collectors Edition gift set
DVD
Blu Ray
The X-Files: I Want To Believe
DVD Steelbook
Blu Ray
The Silence of the Lambs
Criterion DVD
2 disc dvd
Dead Ringers
WB release dvd
Criterion dvd
Manhunter
Anchor Bay 2 disc with dir cut and workprint cut mislabeled as theatrical
Anchor DIVMAX edition
Army of Darkness
Theatrical
Bootleg edition
Electric Dreams
DVD U.K release from second sight
DVD Australia release
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
25th dvd pack with sewer lid case
Blu Ray
German dvd with commentary and deleted scenes
VHS
Scarface
20th giftbox set dvd
Steelbook blu ray
Robocop
Criterion DVD
20th Steelbook 2 disc
Back To The Future Trilogy
2002 set with wrong aspect ratios for 2,3
2009 single dvd releases
Blu Ray
Star Trek 2009/TNG
Target Exclusive enterprise dvd case
3 disc Blu Ray
TNG season 1 blu ray
TNG season 1 DVD
The X-Files.
Collectors Edition of season 1,4,6,9
Standard case edition of 1,4,6,9
Batman 1989
VHS
Blu Ray
Tim Burton Blu box set.
Beetlejuice
Blu Ray with sample music cd
Tim Burton Box set
Star Wars
1997 Special Edition VHS trilogy set
Episode 1 VHS
Original Trilogy 2 disc releases
Star Wars Blu Ray
Casino Royal(2006)
3 disc 2008 dvd set
2 disc Blu Ray

[Geoff D]

If we're talking how many times I've bought x movie, I'd be listing that shit all night.

For Blu-ray duplicates that I own right now, that'd be Blade Runner (standalone Final Cut and 5-disc briefcase), Watchmen (US DC and recent Ultimate cut re-release), Avatar (3D and SE), Tron Legacy (2D and 3D), LOTR trilogy (German steels and UK EE boxset). I think that's all of 'em.

[eapleitez]

None, I don't like throwing my money away. Sometimes I might upgrade an edition, but I'd quickly sell off the old one.

[TheHighRoller]

David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo:

- Japanese steelbook with slipcover and booklet featuring promotional photographs by Jean Baptiste Mondino.
- Blu-ray with Rooney/Trees disc art
- Blu-ray with Daniel/Rooney disc art
- Blu-ray with Harriet/The Killer disc art
- Limited Edition DVD with collectible poster
- Original motion picture soundtrack
- Rare Academy promo "For Your Consideration" score featuring unreleased music
- Rare Academy promo "For Your Consideration" script
- Crew t-shirt, American/Swedish flag design, obtained from assistant director
- Teaser poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse
- Theatrical poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse
- Rare Promotional Chicago poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse (unused theatrical art).

I know everything after the fourth point isn't Blu-ray, but this is what I have so far related to the film.

[TheHighRoller]

I also have duplicates of the first two Harry Potter films, but that's only because the Ultimate Editions contain extended versions.

Oh, and I have the original release of Sucker Punch, along with a sealed OOP Canadian 1st release steelbook.


So in total, only three titles that I own have duplicates.

[jamesdevil]

Originally Posted by TheHighRoller

David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo:

- Japanese steelbook with slipcover and booklet featuring promotional photographs by Jean Baptise Mondino.
- Blu-ray with Rooney/Trees disc art
- Blu-ray with Daniel/Rooney disc art
- Blu-ray with Harriet/The Killer disc art
- Limited Edition DVD with collectible poster
- Original motion picture soundtrack
- Rare Academy promo "For Your Consideration" score featuring unreleased music
- Rare Academy promo "For Your Consideration" script
- Crew t-shirt, American/Swedish flag design, obtained from assistant director
- Teaser poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse
- Theatrical poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse
- Rare Promotional Chicago poster designed by Neil Kellerhouse (unused theatrical art).

I know everything after the fourth point isn't Blu-ray, but this is what I have so far related to the film.

That is awesome. I'd love to see a picture of all of that together.

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by jamesdevil

That is awesome. I'd love to see a picture of all of that together.

Thanks! I'd love to post it, but I would need to take a really high angled picture to get everything to fit.

I'm still trying my best to get a steel poster that was given out to promote it. It's in the shape of a razor blade. Fincher's official promotional site thanked me for helping to promote the film, and that they would have given me one had they had any copies left.




By the way, your method of choosing which version of a title to buy is also the same as mine:

1. Digibook
2. Steelbook
3. Digipak
4. Slipcover
5. Slipless

[jamesdevil]

Originally Posted by TheHighRoller

Thanks! I'd love to post it, but I would need to take a really high angled picture to get everything to fit.

I'm still trying my best to get a steel poster that was given out to promote it. It's in the shape of a razor blade. Fincher's official promotional site thanked me for helping to promote the film, and that they would have given me one had they had any copies left.




By the way, your method of choosing which version of a title to buy is also the same as mine:

1. Digibook
2. Steelbook
3. Digipak
4. Slipcover
5. Slipless

I'm a huge fan of that film so I'm always glad to see people who appreciate it as well.

Is it this poster?



That was my favorite promo picture for the film. Would be a helluva get.

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by jamesdevil

I'm a huge fan of that film so I'm always glad to see people who appreciate it as well.

Is it this poster?



That was my favorite promo picture for the film. Would be a helluva get.

YES! I even entered a contest to see if I could win it, but it was UK only.

The teaser poster has the same image.

[jamesdevil]

Good luck with your search. I hope you get it.

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by jamesdevil

Good luck with your search. I hope you get it.

Thanks! Hopefully someone on the forum has it!

[Vw Driver]

Almost 500 movies with no duplicates, I just care about the film, not necessarily the packaging.

[HyperRealist]

I think the only one is True Romance. I have the US and French releases.

EDIT: I also have 300 on HD DVD and the Blu-ray digibook.

[jasonjl]

Originally Posted by HyperRealist

I think the only one is True Romance. I have the US and French releases.

Is there a big difference between the two? I heard the French release is better in terms of PQ.

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[HyperRealist]

Originally Posted by jasonjl

Is there a big difference between the two? I heard the French release is better in terms of PQ.

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Yes the PQ is better. That's why I bought it.

[kiltymchaggis]

Halloween is one of the few films that I have multiple copies of. Here is the list of the different editions that I own:

1. 1998 Single Disc THX Remaster

2. 1998 Two Disc Limited Edition w/TV Version

3. 2003 Two Disc 25th Anniversary Edition

4. Single Disc TV Version

5. 2007 Blu-ray

I also have the Universal and Shout! editions of Halloween II. My Universal edition is the corrected version that restored Moustapha Akkad's credit. I have Grindhouse along with the separate editions of Planet Terror and Death Proof. Last but not least, I have the original Star Wars trilogy spread across VHS, Laserdisc, DVD and Blu-ray.