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Thanks for asking! My question now is though, if it contains 3 different versions of the film, why plaster "Final Cut" on the Slipcover? Why not just have it say "Apocalypse Now" and nothing else?Just got confirmation from Nova, the price is not mistake
"For Apocalypse Now, it has 2 4K discs and 4 BD discs, in total of 6 discs. It contains 3 different versions of Apocalypse Now and many more supplements.
This may feel expensive but we believe it is the right price.
Thank you"
Just got confirmation from Nova, the price is not mistake
"For Apocalypse Now, it has 2 4K discs and 4 BD discs, in total of 6 discs. It contains 3 different versions of Apocalypse Now and many more supplements.
This may feel expensive but we believe it is the right price.
Thank you"
Thanks for asking! My question now is though, if it contains 3 different versions of the film, why plaster "Final Cut" on the Slipcover? Why not just have it say "Apocalypse Now" and nothing else?
Now go back and tell them to scrap half the discs.
Nova do make me laugh, I think they make some poor judgements at times on what THEY think is right. They were like this with O-Rings. They must of had so many emailing them over the years asking them to go to a proper lenti slip. I did a few times. All I got back was it’s their Policy. What does that even mean? If it’s your policy then change it lol. And they did eventually. Everyone should email them and grate on them about this. That number of discs is just not needed. Get em to chisel a good $30 off (or more)
imore important than the discs, is the back of the steelbook *imo*... they really *need* to change that one
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As far as I know it does. The most recent thing I'd seen for definite was from @Aniv on 06/04/21 (in the Dark Waters Nova thread):Anyone happen to know if the UK has kpacket service at the moment?
Yes they do. $14 for a single slip, but may be more for this seeing as there's x6 discs.Anyone happen to know if the UK has kpacket service at the moment?
So they're counting by discs and film versions now? That's bullshit, it's studio's business to price something like that, and they did - official regular release in US, with the same six discs, is just $17.99 on Amazon right now, which I bought.Just got confirmation from Nova, the price is not mistake
"For Apocalypse Now, it has 2 4K discs and 4 BD discs, in total of 6 discs. It contains 3 different versions of Apocalypse Now and many more supplements.
This may feel expensive but we believe it is the right price.
Thank you"
And the US 6-disc set occasionally dips to $10 on Amazon. So it's not the discs that add to the cost, though it might be that the studio charges much differently to Amazon US vs. some boutique retailer in Korea.So they're counting by discs and film versions now? That's bullshit, it's studio's business to price something like that, and they did - official regular release in US, with the same six discs, is just $17.99 on Amazon right now, which I bought.
All Nova did is print approved postcards and slipcases, with boring old art I should add, like for every other release they did, and all they should add in price premium for is that maculature. I don't see twice post cards or two booklets, so WTF twice the price?
I'm going to stay with my american digipack, got paper novelty goodies in previous DVD releases.
Hope these Nova editions end up in half the price sales a year later to teach them a lesson, but afraid there are too many moronic not collectors, but gatherers, buying everything, as well as scalpers...
There's a OC edition? Or are you just bundling both slips into one order with that option?
I was wondering the same thing and also assumed it was simpy both editions in order to avoid ordering the 2 options individually. Since that was my initial plan anyway, I went for the "One Click"There's a OC edition? Or are you just bundling both slips into one order with that option?
I assume that's the case. Sounds daft, but may actually be more tempted by this release if there were a proper OC box of the two editions.I was wondering the same thing and also assumed it was simpy both editions in order to avoid ordering the 2 options individually. Since that was my initial plan anyway, I went for the "One Click"