The Frickin' Slipcover Discussion Thread Archive
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Well, my saga has finally come to an end. After a first mixup where they sent me the actual paper cover, I finally worked up the guts to request it again. After a little discussion with Francois, the phone attendant, I was able to convince him that I had indeed requested the slipcover before but I was sent the wrong thing. I got the actual slipcover in the mail today! Yay.
Sort of related to this slipcover topic...<i>Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas</i> has a slipcover. But it does not open like a book. It is holographic and embossed though.
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haagi_de wrote:They also sent me a slip for Beauty and the Beast. Not to Germany, but to a friend's address in the states.
I'd just email them and ask:
feedback@dvd-videosupport.com
Doesn't hurt and doesn't cost anything.
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thanks to this post, i also requested a Beauty and the Beast Slipcover aswell, i bought my Beauty and the Beast dvd from ebay, and though the DVD was new and unopened, the slipcover was not so new, since i bought it i have been un-happy because it was bent alittle, and has a few scratches and a small tear and Disney said that they would send me the slipcover for this and The Lion King and The Lion King 2.
like the person posted, it doesn't hurt to ask and it cost nothing, just takes 7-10 days
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Yeah, saving107 is right. I called for a new Brother Bear case because I bought a used copy at Blockbuster and they decided to throw away the chapter guide and put the disc in their won case. I called BVHE and they happily sent me not one, but two black swinging door amaray cases! And it really took exactly 7 days!saving107 wrote:like the person posted, it doesn't hurt to ask and it cost nothing, just takes 7-10 days
Lion King Trilogy.. with slipcovers?
This set is coming out on Dec 7. Will these come with individual slipcover just like buying them separately?
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I think it's just the DVDs sans slipcovers in one box. Slipcovers are usually made just for the first few months of the DVD's release.
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Yeah sadly no slipcovers. I have the set. I was hoping it would have slipcovers since I bought the CE of Aladdin and it had a slipcover.
Honestly The Lion King movie collection seems liek a quick repackage to collect all three movies but it's worth it if you haven't bought the movies yet, as I had not done until last week.
Honestly The Lion King movie collection seems liek a quick repackage to collect all three movies but it's worth it if you haven't bought the movies yet, as I had not done until last week.
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I saw a few at Target and other stores, and they're slipcover-less. I never really saw the point to slipcovers, though. But if a movie I want to buy has a slipcover, I'd rather buy it with than without.
The box is such a joke too. If you can, get someone to buy you the set in the UK, and just get them to send you the box and let them keep the DVDs, because the UK box is much better.
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The box is such a joke too. If you can, get someone to buy you the set in the UK, and just get them to send you the box and let them keep the DVDs, because the UK box is much better.
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I got mine from amazon.com like, a month ago and it did not have a slipcover. And like you, it didn't cause me a nervous breakdown.Wonderlicious wrote:Sorry to bump this thread, but do copies of AIW: ME still have slipcovers? I'm importing one and I'd like to know. I'm not going to have a nervous breakdown if it doesn't but I would like to know.

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None of those DVDs look as though they will have slipcovers.SofaKing381222 wrote:Are the Aladdin sequels going to have slipcovers? Mulan II?
And none of them are 2-disc DVD sets so I think the chances of them popping up on release date with slipcovers are... slim at best.
Wherever. Whatever. Have a nice day.
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I have a question about Lion King II and other slipcovers
First of all stores are running out of copies of any of the Lion King movies. I finally got my copy of Lion King II. But there was just one problem that I found, it's missing it's cardboard cover. It just came with the case. I was just wondering if there were only a certain amount of them made with the cardboard cover. Or had Disney just ran out. I thought of the idea that someone might of ripped it off too. I am just wondering if someone had the same problem as me or with another Disney dvd. I also seen this with Alice in Wonderland.
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Yeah, this has been asked on the forum before; I'm not sure if there's an official answer, but it's now become a predictable trend that the Disney DVDs initially released with a slipcover lose them after that. It would seem that only a certain amount of slipcovers are made when the DVDs are first released, an incentive to get people to pick them up early, I guess. But yeah, it's a bit hard to find new DVDs with slipcovers about 2-3 months after they've been in stores, so all I can say is good luck in trying to find them! 

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