Film Planes, Trains and Automobiles

[Jammy]

Does anyone know if these two are the same ? The first one has blurb on the back for ‘lost luggage’ which includes deleted or extended scenes, but it’s not explicitly saying the same as the second one (over an hour of never-before-seen etc etc). The second one has a delivery time of 1-2 months, so hopefully just a US release with different packaging ?

 

[taurusnipple]

The bottom one is the US release.

[Jammy]

43 minutes ago, taurusnipple said:

The bottom one is the US release.

Thank you, I thought as much. All I need to confirm now is whether the content the same ? Not having the same splash window for the extras is bugging me that they might be different. 

[Down by Law]

My 4K came today with a nice shiny slipcase. Will give it a spin on Satuday evening  

[Exidor]

57 minutes ago, Jammy said:

Thank you, I thought as much. All I need to confirm now is whether the content the same ? Not having the same splash window for the extras is bugging me that they might be different. 

 

DVD Compare says they're all the same.

[Popo]

 

For the true connoisseur experience. 

[JohnC]

That actually is available, but it's a 1996 release, not a new remaster with extras.

[Jammy]

Imagine having to fast forward to a particular deleted scene. They’d have to give the timings on the sleeve or something.

[Hanzo the Razor]

1 hour ago, Popo said:

 

For the true connoisseur experience. 

 

For the real connoisseur experience you could borrow my E180 tape copied off a rental VHS 🤫

 

It even has The Great Outdoors squeezed onto the rest of the tape for a John Candy marathon!

[Paulando]

Interestingly, my iTunes copy that I bought in 2017 for £3.99 has had a free upgrade to the 4K version with all of the deleted scenes.