Leprechaun: Leprechaun Triple Feature (2008)

Product Details

Actors: Warwick Davis, Jennifer Aniston, Mark Holton
Directors: Mark Jones
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Number of discs: 3
Rated: R (Restricted)
Studio: Lions Gate
DVD Release Date: March 11, 2008
Run Time: 269 minutes

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Leprechaun Triple Feature (2008)

Consumer Reviews

THE Movies: In the original "Leprechaun," Jennifer Aniston and Mark Holton (Francis Buxton in "Peewee's Significant Adventure"), along with a handful of other persons, fend off the small limerick-spouting guy with all the makings of a B-film, including countless plot holes and humor (watch the characters throw a bunch of shoes at the Leprechaun only to have him throw up his hands in exasperation when he realizes he has to polish all of them and try not to laugh).
In "Leprechaun 2," The Leprechaun tries to win himself a human bride. This sequel is just as powerful as, if not stronger than, the original, with well-written characters and some cool deaths.
"Leprechaun three" moves the Leprechaun's inevitable search for his gold to Vegas. While this movie marked the starting of decreased production values (and excellent) for the series, there is nonetheless entertaining to be had as well as a metaphor for losing oneself to avarice.
THE DVDS: Each movie is released on its own DVD (so thankfully, no flippers). While I've never ever seen the individual releases, I am guessing these DVDs are the exact very same ones, and they feature the films as well as audio selections, scene selections, and trailers, but no special characteristics. Some far more poor news: the screen format of all three movies is the same as the individually packaged copies, so while we get "Leprechaun 2" in Widescreen, the original "Leprechaun" is nevertheless presented in Complete Screen format, as is "Leprechaun 3."
THE PACKAGING: The set comes in a normal-size DVD case that's set up like other latest three-movie releases (like The Naked Gun Triple Feature and Beverly Hills Cop Collection (Beverly Hills Cop / Beverly Hills Cop II / Beverly Hills Cop III), with a plastic hinged piece that houses a DVD on either side and the third DVD kept in the usual location on the ideal side of the case. The whole issue is then encased in a sweet-looking sleeve that capabilities the cover art accomplished in metallic ink. The entire thing will look really good in your DVD case and only takes up the space of a single film.
If you're new to the series or a fan searching for the ideal way to have the initially three movies, this is a fantastic purchase - the cost is superb for three films, and you are going to want to get it ahead of the cool sleeve is discontinued.