We have hundreds of discs between us so of course some of them are old New Line or Warner snappers. I started buying in 2000, my fiancee a year or two before that. With most of them, that was the only choice I had. It's possible that I'll just scan my remaining snappers and create custom covers eventually, but for now I think Disc Sox will be my "snapper solution". Other titles I'm anxiously awaiting SEs or keepcase versions of, but in the meantime I just store them separately from my other DVDs, which is a practice that did come out of how annoying it was to have them among keepcases. Unfortunately, my affinity for original key art has meant that a few snappers are destined to stay with me for quite a while, like the BATMAN movies, because I don't really like not having the logo artwork on the new covers.
plus of course all the ones where the studio (mostly New Line) finally decided to re-release titles in keepcases. Two Weeks Notice (Hollywood Video pre-viewed) Looney Tunes: Back In Action (Hollywood Video pre-viewed) In the past, I've avoided the following snappers, and am very happy I did: That said, I always try to make sure the movie's really not available in any other packaging before plunking down money for a snapper. It is optional to us consumers to buy DVDs if we want the title(s) (regardless of the case they're originally in) or we don't.I agree 100%. Basically, the consumer does not have a choice anyway, whether the DVD has been manufactured with a jewel, amaray, tin, or snapper case. I don't purchase DVDs for the type of case they're packaged in, I purchase DVDs for the movie, and it's contents on the disc(s).
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