Coen boxset question

[Kevin Holly]

This is a question about that Blood Simple/Raising Arizona/Miller's Crossing/Fargo boxset, with the brain on the cover.

Do the four movies come in seperate boxes within the overall box? Because as they are not in a series, I would want to put them in different places in the overall shelf, alphabetically. And I would put the overall box up on my box set shelf.

Because this set does look buy-worthy, it has my first favorite, third favorite, fifth favorite and seventh favorite Coen film, all of which I would want to own on Blu anyways. But I hate sets where different movies are in the same box and I can't put them seperately. One of my Hithcock (DVD) sets is like this, and it ruffles my feathers whenever I look at it.

[wd40cloud]

The films are in individual cases, just like you were to buy them separately.

[HyperRealist]

Originally Posted by Kevin Enns

This is a question about that Blood Simple/Raising Arizona/Miller's Crossing/Fargo boxset, with the brain on the cover.

Do the four movies come in seperate boxes within the overall box? Because as they are not in a series, I would want to put them in different places in the overall shelf, alphabetically. And I would put the overall box up on my box set shelf.

Because this set does look buy-worthy, it has my first favorite, third favorite, fifth favorite and seventh favorite Coen film, all of which I would want to own on Blu anyways. But I hate sets where different movies are in the same box and I can't put them seperately. One of my Hithcock (DVD) sets is like this, and it ruffles my feathers whenever I look at it.

Yes

[Member-38928]

....and after you get this set be sure and throw away the outer box like most of us did.

[Abdrewes]

Originally Posted by Kevin Enns

This is a question about that Blood Simple/Raising Arizona/Miller's Crossing/Fargo boxset, with the brain on the cover.

Do the four movies come in seperate boxes within the overall box? Because as they are not in a series, I would want to put them in different places in the overall shelf, alphabetically. And I would put the overall box up on my box set shelf.

Because this set does look buy-worthy, it has my first favorite, third favorite, fifth favorite and seventh favorite Coen film, all of which I would want to own on Blu anyways. But I hate sets where different movies are in the same box and I can't put them seperately. One of my Hithcock (DVD) sets is like this, and it ruffles my feathers whenever I look at it.

Confirmed 4 standard blu ray cases. The box is rather nice though (if you keep it in a snug spot).

I have two Fargo blurays. What to do?

[shrex]

Originally Posted by bentvalve

....and after you get this set be sure and throw away the outer box like most of us did.

I actually did this with the Ultimate Comedy Collection (40YoV, FSM and Knocked up) It had nowhere relevant to sit on my shelf.

[workerclass]

Man, I hate that as well, so good that you cleared this issue out!

[Kevin Holly]

Thanks for all the replies, that's good to know. I'll have to nail this at some point.

Originally Posted by bentvalve

....and after you get this set be sure and throw away the outer box like most of us did.

Lol, that's not me. I'll put it on my "outer-box-of-box-set" shelf. I have a bunch, and just organize them by the year the first film in the set was released. So, in the case of this set, 1984. I also keep the cardboard sleeves that are on the back of some box sets in a drawer. I juts don't like throwing stuff out.

[jannejansson]

Originally Posted by Kevin Enns

Thanks for all the replies, that's good to know. I'll have to nail this at some point.


Lol, that's not me. I'll put it on my "outer-box-of-box-set" shelf. I have a bunch, and just organize them by the year the first film in the set was released. So, in the case of this set, 1984. I also keep the cardboard sleeves that are on the back of some box sets in a drawer. I juts don't like throwing stuff out.

Haha, you're like me, can't throw anything away!!