List Of Blu-ray Titles Released As Digibooks

[SpaceDog]

I care a whole lot more about what's on the disc than the case it comes in. This is not to say that I'm not anal about it - I still inspect all my cases before I buy them in the store to assure that the slipcover is intact or the art hasn't shifted under the sticker, but packaging style doesn't bother me.

The only case I think I might prefer to change one day is the Harry Potter box. I may at some point make a specialized case for the series, but I'm pretty lazy, so maybe not. I do think a slim case that encloses all 8-10 discs that will eventually be out would be ideal.

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Frank White

Is there an official list on this site of what digibooks are currently available? Im planning on getting the matrix 10th anniv. and might pick up another one

provided by nycomet in another thread:

Digibook list
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Bonnie and Clyde
Natural Born Killers
Dirty Harry
How The West Was Won
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Next
Poltergeist
JFK
Shawshank Redemption
Amadeus
The Matrix (release date: March 24, 2009)
Batman (release date May 5, 2009)
Falling Down (release date May 26, 2009)

[MOONPHASE]

Originally Posted by Sussudio

seriously? if you like a movie that much do you really care what kind of case it comes in...idk i guess you do and that's fine, but if i was really excited about a movie i would buy it anyways and just pick up an extra case and print out a custom cover if it was that important to me. you watch the movie, not the case

Agreed the movie is what matters not the case. But it is surprising that the OP didn't even know that the Matrix would come in a digi-book case

[Mr. J]

Originally Posted by yoink_69

Are there going to be new-release digibooks? Or are Warner just doing higher profile catalogue titles?

That would be nice!

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by yoink_69

Are there going to be new-release digibooks? Or are Warner just doing higher profile catalogue titles?

very good question...i would hope so

[aggienader08]

I like the digibooks. They are meant to be special editions, so you can't compare them to the Warner cardboard cases of old - during the first generation of Dvds - which they are nothing like.

[aggienader08]

Originally Posted by paperthrower2000

Have to agree.

Bump

[Dave_6]

I hope than whenever Heat is released that it is a Digibook

[aggienader08]

Originally Posted by paperthrower2000

Have to agree.

Originally Posted by mattconroy

Man, people sure are anal about their BDs! I have several of these and like the presentation. Criterion is doing much the same thing with their Blu-ray releases, which also look quite nice. I assume all these people complaining about the DigiBooks also steered clear of Close Encounters and all the various collectors editions. Not to mention the box sets.

Why not chuck out all your old DVDs while you're at it?

Couldn't have said it better. These people have nothing better to complain about. If you don't like the way they look in your collection because they are taller and different than your regular blus, then move them into their own section.

[aggienader08]

Originally Posted by Dave_6

I hope than whenever Heat is released that it is a Digibook

That would be amazing!

[ghebert]

dude relax....just buy an empty blu case and cut out the front/back covers.

[andyman1970]

I love digibooks. I wish all movies from all studios, at least all catalog titles came in digibooks.

[flyboy66]

Digi Books are terrible....they look like crap on the shelf. I am glad every one that has been released there has been a nice custom cover made for them. Uniformity on a shelf....or it just looks like a mess.

[Dave_6]

Originally Posted by flyboy66

Digi Books are terrible....they look like crap on the shelf. I am glad every one that has been released there has been a nice custom cover made for them. Uniformity on a shelf....or it just looks like a mess.

What do you do with TV or box sets? Put them on another shelf or in a different room?

[nycomet]

Digibooks are my second favorite blu-ray special package. Steelbook is number one.

[SlaughterX]

I like them, I jsut wish they were a bit shorter like the rest of my Blu-Ray cases.

[ckenisell]

Originally Posted by Dave_6

What do you do with TV or box sets? Put them on another shelf or in a different room?

All of the TV box sets that I've bought have been very close to the standard Blu-Ray case. Like LOST & Dexter. The only difference is the thickness. Height and width is the same.

[Morphine]

Originally Posted by nycomet

Digibooks are my second favorite blu-ray special package. Steelbook is number one.

Cant agree with you better

[xradman]

I love Digibooks, almost as much as SteelBook cases. I love it so much, I payed $70 for a HD DVD Digibook of Bonnie and Clyde when I already had a Blu-ray Digibook of the same. I will double dip on both the Matrix and Dirty Harry Digibooks, just because they are in Digibooks. What I can't stand however are the thicker BD keep cases that many UK Blu-rays come in. So we are all suffering from OCD of some sorts.

[flyboy66]

Originally Posted by Dave_6

What do you do with TV or box sets? Put them on another shelf or in a different room?

All my standard dvd's are in keep cases. All my tv series sets are in custom made covers (spanning spines) showing off beautiful artwork. But the one thing every single movie has is that they are all the same height! You need to visit the custom cover sites and really make your collection stand out and UNIFORMITY is the key to a beautiful display.