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Halloween II (1981) (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [Austria]
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I have the FuturePak release from a few years ago that was cool looking release
The downside of that FuturePak when batteries ran out it's not possible to replace with new
I have Scream Factory Halloween II 4K amaray release in slipbox
I will wait until I see reviews of the Austria 4K release to decide if I get this or not
The downside of that FuturePak when batteries ran out it's not possible to replace with new
I have Scream Factory Halloween II 4K amaray release in slipbox
I will wait until I see reviews of the Austria 4K release to decide if I get this or not
Halloween 1978 and Halloween II 1981 rights is with Lionsgate not Paramount
That's why Lionsgate+ has the Halloween films 1-5
Lionsgate also have the rights to Rob Zombie Halloween films
Walmart SteelBook with both those films is from Lionsgate.
Paramount have rights for Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers/Halloween H20/Halloween: Resurrection
These was Dimension Films Productions distributed by Miramax
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I like the front. Not keen on the writing but then it's not really for English speaking territories.
What I don't like, is the 2 on the spine rather than II. It's inconsistent with the front, and incorrect as well.
There was a similar issue with AvP2. The front said Alien Vs. Predator, but the spine said Aliens Vs. Predator. I hate that. It's just sloppy.
What I don't like, is the 2 on the spine rather than II. It's inconsistent with the front, and incorrect as well.
There was a similar issue with AvP2. The front said Alien Vs. Predator, but the spine said Aliens Vs. Predator. I hate that. It's just sloppy.
While the art admittedly has always looked kind weird (like a skull with an orange mop top lol) it is original and iconic. OG art will always win the day for me
Out of curiousity- I decided to have a look....
The inside piece is just plastic glued down. It can be removed. Just do it cautiously. No idea about the batteries yet.
turns out the batteries housing is attached at two sides, and have "flaps" on the other two sides. Simply lift one of the flaps, and push the battery through.
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I wish you good luck puting that back together to still look as new as in not look like is damaged
Maybe it looks like that in the pics- but the plastic part came away nicely, and only needs some glue to get the plastic piece reattached. Should look fine!I wish you good luck puting that back together to still look as new as in not look like is damaged
btw- this wasn't a brilliant piece of work to begin with...lol. (I mean, they just glued this stuff down to the plastic tray!).
Success!I wish you good luck puting that back together to still look as new as in not look like is damaged
Replaced the batteries. Then instead of re-gluing the inside plastic piece- I used magnets. (Interestingly, the inside of front plate also has the cover image printed!)
So, by using magnets, replacing the batteries in the future will be easy-peasy.
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