..and if you thought the UFO digipack was irritating, check this out: http://www.j.a.knott.btinternet.co.uk/Joe90packsmall.jpg |
What are Carlton playing at?! There
was so much negative feedback over the UFO digipaks that they dropped plans for similar packaging for THE PROTECTORS. Now they come up with this monstrosity for JOE 90! They must have memories like Goldfish...--- In SHADO@y..., James Gibbon <james.gibbon@v...> wrote: > > ..and if you thought the UFO digipack was irritating, check this > out: > > > http://www.j.a.knott.btinternet.co .uk/Joe90packsmall.jpg |
I actually think that looks quite cool. I also think that having the
UFO sets in the form of a digipak was a master stroke on Carltons, part in my humble opinion it adds a touch of class. Carlton should be applauded for this attention detail. I just think bunging the DVD's into keep case and having a cheapo slipcase and calling it a boxed set,is not good enough as it does not differentiate enough from the indivdual DVD's and has little or no personality. When I buy a boxed set I want something different. I for one, hope Carlton keep releasing the boxed set in this vein. Marty........ --- In SHADO@y..., "the_connoisseuruk" <peter.tessmer@n...> wrote: > What are Carlton playing at?! There > was so much negative feedback over > the UFO digipaks that they dropped > plans for similar packaging for THE > PROTECTORS. Now they come up with > this monstrosity for JOE 90! They > must have memories like > Goldfish...--- In SHADO@y..., James > Gibbon <james.gibbon@v...> wrote: > > > > ..and if you thought the UFO > digipack was irritating, check this > > out: > > > > > > http://www.j.a.knott.btinternet.co > .uk/Joe90packsmall.jpg |
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"Marty" wrote:
> I actually think that looks quite cool. I also think that having > the UFO sets in the form of a digipak was a master stroke on > Carltons, part in my humble opinion it adds a touch of class. > Carlton should be applauded for this attention detail. I just > think bunging the DVD's into keep case and having a cheapo > slipcase and calling it a boxed set,is not good enough as it > does not differentiate enough from the indivdual DVD's and has > little or no personality. When I buy a boxed set I want > something different. I for one, hope Carlton keep releasing the > boxed set in this vein. > people criticise the Carlton UFO digipacks so heavily because it was obvious that a lot of work had gone into it - the artwork is superb and the overall effect is of something quite lavish. But having lived with the UFO box sets for a few months I DO think the UFO digipack adds a touch of class, but it's at the expense of convenience. It's fiddly to open, and it _will_ get tatty with continued use. |
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>Well, I have mixed feelings really - I was disappointed to see
>people criticise the Carlton UFO digipacks so heavily because it was >obvious that a lot of work had gone into it - the artwork is superb >and the overall effect is of something quite lavish. I agree, the Carlton packaging looks great. The main problem I have with it is the little plastic things which hold the DVD's in place. They don't seem to work well, and the DVD's keep falling out. I notice that the TF1 DVD digipak uses a different mechanism to hold the DVDs in place, and it seems to work much better. Marc P.S. As is usual, this new computer upgrade is as painful as ever, if not moreso. Seems that the video card doesn't always recognize that I have a monitor plugged into it, so I'm already considering buying a better video card. Also, I tried updating to the current version of the operating system, which brought the entire system down and made it unusable. I'm now back to the old operating system, and will be staying there for the time being! Looking on the bright side, I put the TF1 UFO DVDs into the DVD player, and it played just fine! :-) |
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