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Edge of Tomorrow (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [Germany]
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Definitely prefer the variant bestbuy are getting. Interesting to see numerous variants for a catalogue re-release though. Maybe WB are doing to same as they did with Inglorious Basterds and releasing 2 with slips etc.. in Europe/UK.
At least the title is the title this time around.
Here’s the iTunes art if folks wanna see it a little clearer. They tend to crop guns out though, I’ve noticed.
Here’s the iTunes art if folks wanna see it a little clearer. They tend to crop guns out though, I’ve noticed.
Idk, the HDZeta steel is glossy but there’s no metallic effects so it’s very flat and the “white” text is more like a dull blue. And the spine art is misaligned. And the 3D logo is dated. And Tom Cruise’s teeth look weird.
Lately, I feel like Warner has been doing smaller batches of SteelBooks (either by choice or production constraint) but at better quality; no garbage streaky matte. Would be lovely to see this and the other design in glossy or spot gloss *and* with metallic effects. Having no unnecessary logos on the spine is a bonus.
Was that the title in Japan? Interesting, but wierd. Prefer EoT personally. Sounds more like a cringey Stephen Segal flick
Was that the title in Japan? Interesting, but wierd. Prefer EoT personally. Sounds more like a cringey Stephen Segal flick
Based on the 2004 Japanese novel All You Need Is Kill by author Hiroshi Sakurazaka.
Why Edge Of Tomorrow Has Two Different Titles
Here's why Edge Of Tomorrow is also called Live Die Repeat.
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Oh, I like this steelbook, better, than that dark BB version with a 'CGI horse'. 
It's not just a title in Japan, it's based on a Japanese 'light novel' (simpler kanji, shorter, with illustrations), with that title, so it's basically an original title.
Was that the title in Japan? Interesting, but wierd. Prefer EoT personally. Sounds more like a cringey Stephen Segal flick
It's not just a title in Japan, it's based on a Japanese 'light novel' (simpler kanji, shorter, with illustrations), with that title, so it's basically an original title.
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