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#56060
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All Of The OT Formats & Releases...
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No, it's gotta be something different than that. There are two types of standard VHS packaging of individual movies, the sleeves where tapes slide out the bottom and the clamshell packages that most Disney VHS came in. To call this widescreen release special by calling it "slipcase" has gotta mean something else related to how all three films come packaged together and I'm wondering if this is the name used for the flat widescreen box that my Faces edition VHS widescreen THX remasters come in. If not, then there is a release of ANH/ESB/ROTJ that is missed on this list.
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#56049
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All Of The OT Formats & Releases...
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Originally posted by: oojason
? RELEASE DATE: 1995
? STUDIO: Fox Video
? RELEASE FORMATS: VHS
? COMMENTS: New previews; interview with Leonard Maltin and George Lucas; advertised as "the last chance to own the original trilogy"
? TECHNICAL COMMENTS: New THX digital picture and sound remasters; pan & scan versions available separately or in a box set; letterboxed version only available in the slipcase box set
? OTHER COMMENTS: Box set variations: (1) tapes slid out from the right side (2) box had lift-up flap and was made from an entirely different cardboard stock.


What does that mean about the "letterboxed version only available in slipcase box set"? What is a slipcase box?
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#56047
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OT.com appearing in GQ Magazine in September
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What makes it even cooler is that most magazines come out three weeks before their month of publication. So this will be out about a week or so before the movies are released on DVD. I know Jay says the end of September, but ideally it will be out in time to inform at least some segment of the population and get them to reconsider. Fingers are crossed.
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#55808
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TV on DVD resurrected (kind of)
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Well, that's all explained by this whole thing happening from a genetically enhanced spider. Doesn't bother me so much because it was part of the story line from the Spider-Man 2099 comics.

Also, I agree with Sam Raimi that how can some jag kid from a rundown neighborhood in NYC actually have the smarts enough to build web slingers and scientists with all the funding in the world can't do it? I agree that it's a huge stretch. Yes, it's tampering with the Spidey mythos, but you have to in movies. There's so much history to Spidey that just cannot be included. I think having to suspend disbelief over that kind of creativity in the movies would have made the first one worse to watch.
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#55806
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I'm thinking lawsuit...
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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
And speaking of glowing toy light sabers... Man me and my friends used to play with those all the time!


Some friends and I used to stage lightsaber fights with the light up ones (that came out about 1995) in the lounge of our dorm room floor. Of course, the lights were out in the room and it was night and there were huge picture windows so everyone in other floors could see it as well. I'm sure people said we were geeks, but deep down, they probably envied us.
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#55655
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That Star Wars Feeling - that brought me here...
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My brother had the Ewok Village. I never really cared much for it. Lost even more respect when Kenner coughed up the mold again in the 90s for use with the Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves toys.

I love my Falcon. However, everyone had one. The big envy factor came into play with people that had the AT-AT and the Shuttle Tyderium. God those were great. And I had neither of them.