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You are correct sir. Its worrying because the Disney wave, (Armageddon, Con-Air) ect didnt have any inside artwork posted and of course they didnt come with any. But having said that, some of the Universal 100 steels didnt have inside artwork posted like The Thing but it did come with it. So will these Warner steels have any? Anyones guess.
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Anyone noticed HMV have changed the artwork on their website for Inception? No white colour scheme anymore, wonder if that's an error on their part or if the artwork for Inception has indeed changed?
Of the entire wave Inception always did look like the odd one out, wasn't in line with the others in Warner wave on amazon.jp earlier in the year either (albeit neither was Sherlock Holmes) |
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#295 |
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It still has a white spine on the mock-up which looks damn odd. Still, we all know how mock-ups often don't end up being the same as the released version.
I actually don't want a set of white steelbooks with blue tinted images on the front, while it makes for a nice set I guess, the films in that set are in no way related to each other. Seven is another one where white really doesn't go, Blade Runner should have been black as well (the Canadian version was perfect). |
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I think you know what I mean. Yes, they're all released by Warner but that's not really something linking them together as actual films. It's like putting out a boxset containing Batman Begins, The Exorcist and Scooby-Doo!, where's the connection?
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No I know, but I disagree, for example there was no relation to the Paramount Centenaries other than they were classic titles so it seems logical that a Warner Premium collection should include some of their classic titles even if they are not related by genre etc
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