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You really can't trust those critic quotes anyway... I don't remember what company did it... but one of 'em got caught with thier pants down for making up critics names and putting fake quotes on their ads. I think anyone who bought DVDs from them between a certain time could actually get money back... I didn't bother to remember who because I don't buy dvds.
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I like the new cover on the re-release of Wild Zero, pretty cool looking. I also am partial to nice slip covers over a good case with some reveal like Jackie Brown and The Thing. The Fly and Fly II new special editions have good covers and I also like lenticulars (Best Buy's Batman Begins, Dead and Breakfast, the OoP Halloween etc...). How many other movies have good lenticular covers??? I'd like to know that...
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Yah, The Thing's a good one. I have the lenticular slip cover version of American Psycho (Uncut). It's a pretty good one.
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