With all these different names for releasing companies, I don’t know if this has it’s own topic but… oh well.
In my experiences with X Rated, I have been mostly pleased, mostly. But the title is definetly misleading as it would impossible for a films such as Dicke Luft in Sacremento to get anything above a PG. Let alone X!
Good enough quality that always has this hazy feel. But the unremovable caption on the bottom I find pointless even if I can easily overlook it. Also,being a North American, is it normal for German DVD releases to have such big covers?
if you’re able to copy the disc, the caption at the bottom can easily be removed and burn onto a new disc without the caption… its just a subtitle track
The NEW releases have large hardboxes as well, that’s the only other company I know of that does that
Just a word about packaging. The term “hardbox” is widely used for naming these cases. It is literal translation from German word “hartbox”. But I think the most precise name is Nickert keep case (regular and oversized). This type of case is patented.
I like them also… I like things that are different… I’m more likely to buy one of these or something from the Koch rainbow series just because of the unique packaging. Damn marketing psychology.
i’m not surprised. they hardly marketed their dvds, they used to be not available anywhere for the longest time, and they had those weird vhs-style cases…
I think for many films, the licenses are already expired. Mannaja, Django Kill and Vengeance …
A new release by another company is therefore possible. :
