25th Hour dvd question

[FredCamp]

I really enjoyed this film and I think the dvd has one of the better 5.1 mixes I've heard lately. Not too overwhelming, but just the right touches.

Anyway, my question is: did this dvd come with a booklet or inner title card? Mine didn't. I'm always suspicious when I open up the case and there's just the dvd looking back at me.

[James RD]

I don't know about the booklet since I received my copy through Netflix. But I really liked this movie. One of Spike Lee's very best. The score was by one of my favorite jazzmen, Terence Blanchard. :thumbsup:

[AKA]

Whew! Fred, you took a load off my mind, because mine didn't come with a booklet or an inner-card, either. Just the disc.

[Tyler]

I loved the 25th hour but I haven't picked up the DVD yet. I think the booklets are a nice touch. Maybe I've been spoled by stellar DVD's over the years, but booklets are a good thing!

[Oatsdad]

Disney's stopped putting inserts in their recent releases. Why? Who knows, but they ain't there...

[FredCamp]

Anyone besides me sort of dazzled by the 5.1 mix on this dvd? I especially like the club music mixed to the rear channels as the school teacher moves up the stairs.

[Tyler]

Got my copy today, no insert.

Good old cheap Disney....

[GregM]

The Pianist didn't come with an insert card either. I wonder if this is the wave of the future for DVD releases.