R1 Universal LE stuff re-released

EvaUnit02 · Post by **EvaUnit02** » 26 Sep 2006, 01:03

Yes! Ray LE back in circulation, this is so win.

Source= davisdvd.com

Great news from Universal Studios that comes straight out of left field. The studio has announced an October promotion that will see a number of its out-of-print and collectible boxed sets hitting store shelves once again - some even with lower price points! Maybe there's still hope in seeing ultra-rare sets like "Jarhead," "Munich" and "United 93" one day as well without shelling out eBay prices.

Among the titles due on October 31st are Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Epic Series (Cylon Head, $59.98), Cinderella Man: 2-Disc Collector's Edition ($29.98), Jurassic Park & The Lost World Deluxe Edition ($69.98), The Monster Legacy DVD Gift Set (Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolf Man + Mini-Busts, $49.98), Ray: 2-Disc Limited Edition ($29.98), Bob Hope: The Road Show Series ($19.98), Scarface Gift Set ("Scarface" 1932 + Money Clip, $34.98) and Van Helsing: Ultimate Edition ($29.98).

bradavon · Post by **bradavon** » 19 Oct 2006, 21:21

Don't pay too much for the Ray R1 LE the extra extras aren't anything special and could've/should've fitted on the second disc of the standard DVD.

Nice packaging but I wouldn't pay £25 again like I did before, there's no way it will sell for that RRP!

Any idea where the Scarface LE can be sourced? I'm tempted in a nuts kind of way to get it then sell the DVD on, putting my new PE inside.

I think the Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park 2 DVDs are the ones on CD WOW with a silly "Beat" tag added.

p.s - I never knew the United 93 R1 SE was an LE.

EvaUnit02 · Post by **EvaUnit02** » 19 Oct 2006, 22:54

bradavon wrote:p.s - I never knew the United 93 R1 SE was an LE.

Why do you alway feel the need to lie? Please stop doing it man.

Bradavon wrote on DVDactive wrote:Something is so wrong about making money out of this film by releasing a limited edition, especially when you consider it will almost for sure included extended interviews with the real life families.

Is it right only a limited amount of people should be allowed to see such material?

Actually it's pretty sick if you ask me.

Living in the UK we have lived with terrorism for many more years than americans so it's quite interesting to see how the world deals with it.
We have? I'm pretty sure an expert on the Cold War would disagree with your statement.

Killer Meteor · Post by **Killer Meteor** » 20 Oct 2006, 00:12

Ah, the Internet. Where the past can't be forgotten - unless it's an Ezboard forum!

thelostdragon · Post by **thelostdragon** » 20 Oct 2006, 01:10

thelostdragon · Post by **thelostdragon** » 21 Oct 2006, 14:31

Any updates on this?