Maltese Falcon 2 disc SE

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Maltese Falcon 2 disc SE

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http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/SB/3-/11120 ... oduct.html

Is this worth checking out? I haven't seen it.

I like the 40's style cover. Maybe I'll pick it up when/if its £7.99 down the line.
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Waste of time, 3-discer out in R1 with 2 other films as extras (1931 original, 1936 remake - Huston film with Bogart was the 2nd remake.).
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=395
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Cool, may give the R1 a go sometime then :)
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grim_tales wrote:Cool, may give the R1 a go sometime then :)
The 3-discer is available in this affordable Bogart boxset.
http://www.dvdpacific.com/item.asp?ID=741153

Warner boxsets are usually great value for money.
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Yeah, 3 discs with 3 versions of a story can't be all bad.
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Have you seen it Mark?
3 disc is £9-ish at Pacific.
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No, but my Dad has it.
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OK :)