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    Originally Posted By GoofyJ

    does anyone know why the Lady and the Tramp platinum edition doesn't have the flip cover like the others? it has the paper slide over cover but doesnt have the velcrowed front panel. Ive always liked the flip covers because it made them more unique. What do you like more?
     
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    Originally Posted By BlueDevilSF

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    I'll hazard a guess and say that it's yet one more detail that shows that BVHE isn't working as hard to set their DVD releases apart from other studios.
     
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    Originally Posted By Jim

    Personally, I think they are a waste of good trees as, I'm sure, 99.9999% of the people who buy them just throw them away.

    I'd rather they spent that money on a commentary track myself.
     
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    Originally Posted By basil fan

    I don't care about the cardboard covers myself.

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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    I was more worried with why they made a hole in the back instead of just reprinting the barcode. That really threw me off, but I honestly didn't realize that the others all had the flip covers until I just read it.
     
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    Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs

    I often wonder what is the point of all the slip and/or slide covers that are featured on DVDs nowadays... is there really a point?

    I'm sure I'm not the only one here either who doesn't like those cardboard covers with the plastic 'lock' on them; Warner Brothers does this with just about all of their movies.
     
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    Originally Posted By basil fan

    I hate those covers with the locks. I find them annoying.

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    Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs

    Speaking of covers with locks, I forgot to mention the regular DVD cases with the side tab locks on them (Shrek 2 and Airplane! has these).
     
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    Originally Posted By basil fan

    I don't like the plastic boxes with the cardboard fronts, either. Gay Purr-ee has it.
     
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