souvenir wrote:I'm thinking this set may be packaged in thinpaks. I saw a promo on TCM that showed a picture of the set and it looked like thinpaks plus the titles will not be available individually, a requirement that WB mentioned in the HTF chat for introducing sets in thinpaks. If this is the case I would be very happy because the Warner boxsets tend to take up a lot of space unless you break them up individually.
Also, if you compare the picture for this set with the Tough Guys collection photo on Amazon it appears that the Film Noir packaging is much thinner despite both having six titles.
All of the pictures I've seen have made them look like thin packs. Here is what Warner said in the chat:
They make sense. We may not use them on every set, but certainly on the sets where the titles will ONLY be available in the box, a la BUSBY BERKELEY or THIN MAN (even though we weren't able to make this change in time for Berkeley). Jury is still out on GANGSTERS 2, as we may issue those as singles as well. Fred & Ginger V.2 will be standard Amaray in a box so that it matches V.1
You would think that following their Fred and Ginger logic, they would want to make future noir sets match the earlier ones, but I guess not. I would have liked thin packs for The
Thin Man set and the
That's Entertainment set because those are series. I keep them in their boxes, and it would be nice if they took up less space. I don't like the idea of thin packs for any of the other WB releases though, because I usually pitch the flimsy, ugly box, occasionally sell off the crap films, and alphabetize the rest.