Disney 3 disc cases

[Batman1980]

I prefer the thinner ones, I hate the fat ones like the ones for Pinocchio, Witch Mountain and Hannah Montana. Anyone else hate the fat 3 disc cases?

[Moefiz]

Originally Posted by Wolverine1980

I prefer the thinner ones, I hate the fat ones like the ones for Pinocchio, Witch Mountain and Hannah Montana. Anyone else hate the fat 3 disc cases?

I hate them also, prefer the one that the other studios uses for there 3 disc edition.

[Mr.White]

Originally Posted by Wolverine1980

I prefer the thinner ones, I hate the fat ones like the ones for Pinocchio, Witch Mountain and Hannah Montana. Anyone else hate the fat 3 disc cases?

Skinny or fat case, is doesnt matter to me, but if they start using eco-cases...(don't get me started!) As for Hannah Montana I dont care what case i comes in cause I would'nt buy it in the first place!

[bookcase]

I prefer the thicker ones... makes them seem special.

[jasonicus]

Doesn't matter to me, DVD cases were much bulkier.

[SAP12690]

i really dont mind... i like my Wall E Thick Case

[Blu-Moon]

The size of the keepcase aside, I wish they'd leave the Digital Copy out of all Blu-ray releases, period. I can see including a DVD copy of the movie along with the Blu-ray, that tides some people over until they can buy a Blu-ray player.

But the Digital Copy disc is a total waste of plastic (and landfill space), and I resent having to pay extra for it in sets that don't give you an option to buy just the Blu-ray or Blu-ray/DVD combo.

[detective392]

I like the big cases and it doesn't matter how big they are they still fit with all my other blu's and I got 3 of them.

[sfmarine]

I like the thicker ones. Makes them feel like an import lol.

[deadhatetheliving]

I only like the thick cases if they only use them for the classic animation movies. Anything else should use the slim case.

[o0Andy0o]

I like the thicker cases cause it makes them special, in my eyes. They stand out, which I like. It just makes me mad how they first released Bolt in the thinner case and then released it in the thicker case. I want the thicker case for Bolt but alas I bought it with the thin case. It's just my OCD, I guess.

[cuau_cg]

I hate them too. The worse of all is that i saw a wall-e 3 disc edition with fat slipcover but thin case!!!! it goes out very easily because it doesn't fit properly. Stop using fat cases, Disney!!! Do it like in Sleeping Beauty or Warner that digital copy is outside the box in an external envelope.

[Dynamo of Eternia]

Originally Posted by cuau_cg

I hate them too. The worse of all is that i saw a wall-e 3 disc edition with fat slipcover but thin case!!!! it goes out very easily because it doesn't fit properly. Stop using fat cases, Disney!!! Do it like in Sleeping Beauty or Warner that digital copy is outside the box in an external envelope.

At one point I saw some copies of Pinocchio like that. I already had the movie (in the 'fat' case with slip cover) at the time, but one day I was browsing the movie section at Target, and several of their copies were in the thinner, normal sized cases, but were in slip covers designed for the thicker case.

Then worst of all, out of curiosity, I picked one up and pulled it out of the clip cover to see what the actual case art looked like (i.e. to see if they resized it to fit the smaller case), and the whole thing got worse! The artwork on the actual BD cover was actually still the one designed for the thicker case. The part that goes down the side/spine was too big to line up properly, so it hung over into the front a bit. In order to make the artwork fit in the case, they basically cut part of it off on the right side of the front of the artwork (basically, if you look at the full cover from the thick set, there is a blue border with sort of a fancy looking design going up and down the sides of the front and across the bottom.... on this regular case version, the entire right side portion of this was cut off). It looked terrible.

The only thing that I don't like about the thick cases is that they take up more room on the shelf. I don't necessarily care if Disney uses them, as long as they are consistent about it and actually continue to use the thick case, and don't do this half-assed business of take artwork and slipcovers designed for a thicker case and forcing a regular sized case to work with them.



Speaking of Wall-E, I'd like to get that movie, but I'd really like to find the 3 disc version with slipcover (I don't care at all about the digital copy, but since all of my Disney movies have come with slipcovers so far, I want to be consistent with that), but I've been having a hard time finding it still with the slipcover. I know the 2-disc version never had it, otherwise I would get that edition.

[SAP12690]

Originally Posted by Dynamo of Eternia

Speaking of Wall-E, I'd like to get that movie, but I'd really like to find the 3 disc version with slipcover (I don't care at all about the digital copy, but since all of my Disney movies have come with slipcovers so far, I want to be consistent with that), but I've been having a hard time finding it still with the slipcover. I know the 2-disc version never had it, otherwise I would get that edition.

Just by the 3-disc edition without the slipcover, and call Disney, and tell them that your slipcase was damaged in an accident (Or something) and they will send you a complimentary one. Thats what i did, i did it for Wall E, Ratatouille and Cars. It worked for me, it should work for you. TRY IT

[Mr.White]

Originally Posted by bookcase

I prefer the thicker ones... makes them seem special.

That don't sound right!

[boxterduke]

I don't mind then and actually like them. I can use them for trilogy movies and then stick the Disney one in a dual disk case and the DVD (if the Disney movie came with a DVD) in a sleeve and then in my storage box.

[sfmarine]

I keep all of my Disney blu's and thick cases together but it really doesn't bother me that much.