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Blu-ray Samurai
Jul 2013
St. Albans, UK
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Does anyone else do this? I've just noticed a few instances where I have multiple editions of a movie, each on one disc that take up more space on my shelf (eg Fist of Legend - theatrical cut and extended version).
So I decided to make my own 'combo' by taking out the cover art for the theatrical version, putting in a 2 disc DVD case with both the theatrical and extended discs. I'm going to try it with Enemy of the State - theatrical (BD) and Extended (DVD) as well (sadly there's no BD release for the Extended version) ![]() I thought it would be a good way to save space ![]() |
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