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Just ordered it from an online retailer who will remain anonymous for obvious reasons. What's the most exciting part of it though, is all the collectables you receive. Lobby stills, black and white stills, an original Senitype, which is basically an image from the film with one frame of the corresponding 35mm film and an original theatrical full size movie poster. I couldn't click "buy" fast enough.
Anyone else have this?
> Meh.
>
> Why would I buy something for it's value? I'm gonna stick the poster
> up on my wall and be happy with it. If it's REALLY nice, I might get
> a cheap frame... But it'd have to be REALLY nice.
Because otherwise it's an expensive dvd, lobby cards and poster. If you wanted a poster then movie ones are easy to get cheaply, as are lobby cards on eBay. These sets are only worth having as collectors items to my mind, hence I'd never bother.
Oh and can you please not listen to Busted when I'm sleeping? It really is quite disturbing.
Roar, etc.
> Mystique wrote:
> Personally, I'd rather spend the forty quid on the trilogy boxset.
>
> Did I say that out loud? Anyway: yes ... even though I've already got
> the first two.
>
> I have to grit my teeth any time I see a Lord Of The Rings DVD on
> sale - I'm saving myself for the 429 disc trilogy boxset with 47
> years of extra footage. *
******
Yes, I did.
I liked the Matrix Trilogy, and one shall buy the boxset if and when it's released.
And...you so stole that LotR disc joke thingy from me...but that's ok cos we share a brain so it's bound to happen now and again.
Why would I buy something for it's value? I'm gonna stick the poster up on my wall and be happy with it. If it's REALLY nice, I might get a cheap frame... But it'd have to be REALLY nice.
> Personally, I'd rather spend the forty quid on the trilogy boxset.
Did I say that out loud? Anyway: yes ... even though I've already got the first two.
I have to grit my teeth any time I see a Lord Of The Rings DVD on sale - I'm saving myself for the 429 disc trilogy boxset with 47 years of extra footage. *
* numbers are approximate
But really, forty quid for the film and some postcards and a poster?
Really?
I mean you could save yourself nearly a tenner if you got the gold edition.
> Personally, I'd rather spend the forty quid on the trilogy boxset.
> Each to their own though.
Is that even out?
Thing is, the trilogy box set wouldn't have this amount of extras. And as The Matrix is far superior to its brothers Reloaded and Revolutions, it deserves a place on it's own.