Sentences with word «keepcase»

The two plain gray discs share a black eco-friendly keepcase with a swinging tray.

The two plain discs share an eco-friendly blue keepcase with a Digital HD code insert (whose back supplies a code for another free digital movie from Universal for signing up for email updates).

Zootopia's side - snapped blue keepcase holds your digital copy and another insert promoting the Disney Movie Club alongside the plain blue and white discs.

The DVD comes packaged in standard white keepcase, which is housed inside a cream - colored cardboard slipcover.

The side - snapped keepcase displays artwork on its reverse side and holds an insert promoting the film's soundtrack, which primarily doles out original music.

Across from the two discs, each given a distinct label in the spirit of the cover artwork, one of Criterion's standard clear keepcases holds a substantial, extensively - illustrated booklet.

Unsurprisingly, no slipcover and nary an insert join the black Eco-Box keepcase holding the plain gray disc.

The two silver discs share a black Eco-Box keepcase topped by a cardboard slipcover featuring the same cover artwork.

The movie comes in a standard, white amaray keepcase that holds the single disc and a one - page insert with a chapter listing and bonus material highlights.

The two discs come housed in a standard Blu - ray keepcase with side snap.

Like other Paramount Best Buy exclusives, this one is topped by a lenticular slipcover, one befitting the film and appropriately different from the eco-friendly keepcase cover below.

The Disc The Disaster Artist arrives in a two - disc set (one Blu - ray disc, one DVD) in a dual - hubbed standard - size keepcase with a slipcover that repeats the cover art.

The DVD Inside a foil - covered slipcover that reapeats the cover art is a standard - width keepcase with a tray, holding a two - disc set that features a nice animated, anamorphic widescreen main menu, with options to watch the film, select scenes, adjust languages and check out the special features.

The lone insert inside the plainly slipcovered eco-friendly keepcase supplies a code and directions for redeeming the Digital HD with UltraViolet included with your purchase.

The DVD comes in a clear keepcase packaged with a funny memo sent cryptically «from the desk of Robert Stephenson» to, even more cryptically, someone named Clair.

Finally, in addition to the disc, the standard blue keepcase includes another Twilight Time staple: an 8 - page booklet that is highlighted by an insightful essay by in - house historian Julie Kirgo.

The side - snapped keepcase displays artwork on the cover's reverse in addition to holding inserts with your UltraViolet and Sony Rewards codes.

For another, instead of the widely - used standard black Eco-Box, the DVD is housed in a clear keepcase whose interior displays credits text and, underneath the disc, the central image of the disc art.

Both discs are held in a white alpha keepcase that is double the thickness of the standard amaray cases.

The transparent - art DVD comes in a standard black keepcase containing very simple cover art, somewhat reminiscent of the one used for Dance With Me and oddly, Ghost (unless it's just me).

The standard black Eco-Box keepcase does not have the usual portions cut out.

The side - snapped insert-less keepcase slides into a cardboard slipcover that reproduces the cover art at a slightly larger size.

Holding the two distinct, fully - colored discs, the standard Blu - ray keepcase adds an insert advertising other GKIDS animation, and is topped by a cardboard slipcover reproducing the same artwork.

Holding an insert with your Digital HD UltraViolet code alongside the gray disc, the eco-friendly keepcase slides into a glossy slipcover reproducing the same artwork below.

Like other recent releases from this subuniverse, Paramount packages the plain gray DVD in a red keepcase and tops it with an embossed cardboard slipcover.

THE DVD Like Disney's other 2 - disc Studio Ghibli releases, Whisper of the Heart arrives on DVD in North America slipcovered in a swing - tray keepcase and equipped with paltry, Amero - centric extras and a second platter consisting solely of a storyboarded version of the film.

The standard Eco-Box keepcase gets topped by a cardboard slipcover with a sticker billing it «The 2010 Hit Film as seen on Syfy.»

The standard - sized keepcase comes with environmental cut - outs and a standard repetitive cardboard slipcover.

The Mega Double DVD Pack looks for special retail attention by placing each disc in its own keepcase, arranged side - by - side.

* Trailers - The original theatrical trailer for Alexander Number of discs: - 2 - Collector's Edition Keepcase Packaging

Down with Love arrives on DVD in a fuchsia keepcase.

With a disc claiming each side of the inner keepcase, there's not any good place for an insert, but the only thing found is a couple of coupons for token / food deals at Chuck E. Cheese's.

As are the 16 titled chapter selections and the bright green keepcase.

The DVD's clear keepcase allows film and DVD credits to show through on the inside.

There are no inserts within the uncut Eco-Lite keepcase.

A nice theatrical trailer using that rarity nowadays of specially - shot footage caps the presentation; the two discs are housed in a standard - sized keepcase wrapped in a cardboard slipcover.

Running Time: 45 Minutes / Rating: Not Rated Release Date: September 7, 2004 1.33:1 Fullscreen (Mix of Original Aspect Ratio and Reformatted) Dolby Digital 5.1 (English), Dolby Surround (French) Subtitles: English; Closed Captioned Single - sided, single - layered disc (DVD - 5) Suggested Retail Price: $ 19.99 Pink Keepcase

Although Paramount extends one of their standard combo packs to the film (a minor surprise given its lackluster theatrical performance), they don't bother with a slipcover, placing the two plainly - labeled discs inside an eco-friendly keepcase along with the Digital HD code insert (whose back promotes a downloadable free HTTM game).

Dan's standard black keepcase fits into a cardboard slipcover, which recreates the artwork below with embossed flapjacks and title.

It certainly beats those standard plastic Blu - Ray keepcases!

There is not even the option to «Register this DVD», which along with the color-less disc label, lack of previews, and sidesnap-less keepcase makes you wonder if this disc has been sitting on Disney's shelves for some time awaiting release.

Topped by a glossy slipcover, the side - snapped keepcase lacks the usual reverse side artwork but adds sweepstakes and Digital HD UltraViolet inserts to the silver DVD and full - color Blu - ray discs.