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You don't seem to understand what a Grail is. Art is irrelevant on Grail titles. Real Grails are those older titles now long sold out that sell for silly money due to being exceptionally rare. None of the titles you mention above are grails just sought after steels. Look in the depths of the steelbook feeback and chat section and you will find a list of those titles that are the undisputable real grail titles. Apart from Phase 1 Marvels and mainly only Thor, there are no UK grail titles and never will be.
You don't seem to understand what a Grail is. Art is irrelevant on Grail titles. Real Grails are those older titles now long sold out that sell for silly money due to being exceptionally rare. None of the titles you mention above are grails just sought after steels. Look in the depths of the steelbook feeback and chat section and you will find a list of those titles that are the undisputable real grail titles. Apart from Phase 1 Marvels and mainly only Thor, there are no UK grail titles and never will be.
You're welcome to your opinion as I am to mine . . .
I'm sure you realise that those titles I mentioned in my post are only titles brought up by other members as "Grails" so no need to be condescending about it.
All I said originally, if you go back a page or two, is that THIS "Rambo" steelbook is potentially the ONLY U.K. Grail steelbook - other members suggested "Drive" etc.
By your logic we need to wait until this is an older title that fetches silly money, and which hardly anybody can afford, for it to be considered a Grail steelbook - better surely to buy it a couple of days ago for just under 12 quid or IF it comes back around release date than to wait for it to maybe attain Grail status.
Anyway, what is silly money anyway for a U.K. steelbook ?
There are probably fewer of these high value steels than there are fingers on one hand - high worth steels that have changed hands for over, say, 100 quid during the past few years - and I can remember only TWO that regularly changed hands "New & sealed" at this level and that was Play.com's 3 disc "Star Trek XI" and HMV's "Thor" - now of course devalued like most that have had mostly inferior steelbook releases subsequently.
Who can say which of the other approx. 800 U.K. steels produced up till now will be worth a similar figure of 100 quid, say ? (although it can be safely said without fear of contradiction that most will NEVER be worth that or anywhere near that).
Personally, I'll wager this "Rambo" will be the only one
As for the Amazon Exclusive German "Rambo" that was released something like eight years ago and which as you would say has had the time to attain Grail status all I can say is "Give me the U.K. edition any day of the week before that one !".
Not an opinion, it's simple facts accepted by steelbook collector's who have been there from the start and accept it and understand this is an international hobby. If you want to stick to UK releases that's great but that's not a proper high end steelbook collection that doesn't and never will include grails except those that own Drive and Marvel Phase 1 original releases
Not an opinion, it's simple facts accepted by steelbook collector's who have been there from the start and accept it and understand this is an international hobby. If you want to stick to UK releases that's great but that's not a proper high end steelbook collection that doesn't and never will include grails except those that own Drive and Marvel Phase 1 original releases
Facts are backed up with credible sources. Your post is an opinion shared by some and disagreed with by others
Not an opinion, it's simple facts accepted by steelbook collector's who have been there from the start and accept it and understand this is an international hobby. If you want to stick to UK releases that's great but that's not a proper high end steelbook collection that doesn't and never will include grails except those that own Drive and Marvel Phase 1 original releases
Disagreed with by either UK only collectors, newbies, or those that are just straight up wrong, none of whom I have any time for, because they are incorrect. My points are 100% fact if people disagree they are wrong and their opinions worthless to me. Real collections of anything be it vinyl, digipack cd's or steelbooks are international and all have grails none usually of which are UK based and I've been collecting for 30+ years
Disagreed with by either UK only collectors, newbies, or those that are just straight up wrong, none of whom I have any time for, because they are incorrect. My points are 100% fact if people disagree they are wrong and their opinions worthless to me. Real collections of anything be it vinyl, digipack cd's or steelbooks are international and all have grails none usually of which are UK based and I've been collecting for 30+ years
UK disc is inferior in 2 ways
1. It is cut version
2. Audio is 5.1. US disc has truly awesome 7.1 audio.
There are no cuts between UK and U.S. theatrical versions.UK disc is inferior in 2 ways
1. It is cut version
2. Audio is 5.1. US disc has truly awesome 7.1 audio.
There are no cuts between UK and U.S. theatrical versions.
Extended cut (which is very watered down) didn't get a UK release though but that doesn't mean it's better.
U.S.version does have 7.1 audio though.
I've not seen the UK version but the audio on the U.S. one really does give your equipment a workout!I've read into this and the extended/ directors cut seems a lot worse than the cut version. So I'm all for the uk disc but it is a shame the audio is not the same as the US
I hope not. extented cut has some violence cut from it. thearical cut is more violent. and I want that.
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