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Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs  Arrived today.
The bonus book is cheap looking as it’s designed to look like an old screenplay or a press release. |
Not good is it. Network should've just left the booklet inside the Blu-Ray case and not bothered with the slip cover and the press release for The Woman in Black. This is a significant release for Network, plus an exclusive Blu-Ray with major restoration, and with Powerhouse/Indicator putting out some decent packaging on such releases as Night of the Demon, Force 10 etc, you would think that Network would've put a bit more creativity and thought in with the packaging. A nice solid cardboard box, similar to Force 10. I've noticed with Network over the years that box set's inparticular seem to suffer dramatically. I have quite a few of them, like The Vice, Adam Dalgliesh box set, The Strangers etc.. and all of them come in tacky, thin cardboard box sets. Quite a while back Network put their box set's out in hard card board, like Space: 1999, The Return of the Saint and Thriller. You would think that a business like Network would continue doing that, instead they went for the cheaper option of thin cardboard that falls apart very quickly. Considering that your paying quite a bit of money to own a piece of British TV history. Not happy.