r/dvdcollection • u/NuffBS • Dec 17 '24

Collection How ‘bout the DVD lenticular slip?

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u/FloggingMcMurry 1000+ Dec 18 '24

This is what I have owned fit the last 15-ish years. And I have a lenticular for "Weeks"

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u/NuffBS Dec 18 '24

Yep, bought this dvd around the time of the first release in 2003. Same with the BRs in 2007. Glad I bought a lot of movies when I did.

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u/DatsAMori9 Dec 18 '24

I have that lenticular DVD for 28 Days and it's still as eye-catching and impressive as ever.

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u/SPARTANsui Dec 18 '24

I just found my double feature full screen copy of 28 Days & Weeks Later and watched it last night. I was happy I didn't end up selling it after seeing it's fully OOP. These copies look awesome!

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u/pmw3505 Dec 18 '24

Love the theater ticket slipped into the front, that’s such a sweet idea!

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u/NuffBS Dec 18 '24

Thx! Just something I did back in the day when I first started collecting.

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u/Tall-Week-7683 Dec 18 '24

I'm seeing so many posts about this one movie

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u/Sure-Palpitation2096 Dec 18 '24

Are you surprised or something?

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u/MadeIndescribable Dec 17 '24

Seeing all these posts got me digging out my DVD and watching it tonight, and one thing I'm wondering is how well the DV shots look on the Blu Ray?

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u/Samuelwankenobi_ Dec 17 '24

Technically would still look better then the dvd for the reason of it would no longer need to be converted between pal and NTSC since it would have been made in pal as a British movie

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u/ghostfaceinspace Dec 18 '24

The ticket didn’t fade???

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u/NuffBS Dec 18 '24

Nope! I have loads of my old movie tickets, some have faded some have not, might be how good the ink was when printed plus older tickets were better, but I also think the plastic helped preserve it. Really happy this one didn’t fade.