BATMAN (VHS) VHS
IGS : 8.0
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SOLD ON: Monday, 06/05/2023 10:09 PM
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PUBLISHER: Warner Home Video
COMMENTS: A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Box: 8.0; Seal: 7.5; 1989 VHS Movie; Back UPC; Black Tab; Made in Mexico, Not for Resale Compliments of Diet Coke; Front Tiny WHV Watermark; White/Blue Tape/Seal; No ISBN (303260)
1989 VHS release w/ Diet Coke ad (featuring Michael Gough's Alfred Pennyworth) and Bugs/Daffy 1-900 ad
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Box: 8.0; Seal: 7.5; 1989 VHS Movie; Back UPC; Black Tab; Made in Mexico, Not for Resale Compliments of Diet Coke; Front Tiny WHV Watermark; White/Blue Tape/Seal; No ISBN (303260)
1989 VHS release w/ Diet Coke ad (featuring Michael Gough's Alfred Pennyworth) and Bugs/Daffy 1-900 ad
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Box: 8.0; Seal: 7.5; 1989 VHS Movie; Back UPC; Black Tab; Made in Mexico, Not for Resale Compliments of Diet Coke; Front Tiny WHV Watermark; White/Blue Tape/Seal; No ISBN (303260)
1989 VHS release w/ Diet Coke ad (featuring Michael Gough's Alfred Pennyworth) and Bugs/Daffy 1-900 adFans of this pioneering comic-book movie instantly heard a difference when Batman went to disc. Danny Elfman’s opening theme immediately sounded a lot more tinny. Subsequent releases have never quite brought back the bass on the mono soundtrack. There’s also a lot of love for the commercials that appeared on this original release. Viewers gladly sat through Michael Gough reprising his character of faithful butler Alfred for a Diet Coke ad, plus Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck asking kids to call a 1-900 number (at $1.50 a minute) to order a catalogue of Warner Bros. merchandise.
Box: 8.0; Seal: 7.5; 1989 VHS Movie; Back UPC; Black Tab; Made in Mexico, Not for Resale Compliments of Diet Coke; Front Tiny WHV Watermark; White/Blue Tape/Seal; No ISBN (303260)
1989 VHS release w/ Diet Coke ad (featuring Michael Gough's Alfred Pennyworth) and Bugs/Daffy 1-900 adFans of this pioneering comic-book movie instantly heard a difference when Batman went to disc. Danny Elfman’s opening theme immediately sounded a lot more tinny. Subsequent releases have never quite brought back the bass on the mono soundtrack. There’s also a lot of love for the commercials that appeared on this original release. Viewers gladly sat through Michael Gough reprising his character of faithful butler Alfred for a Diet Coke ad, plus Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck asking kids to call a 1-900 number (at $1.50 a minute) to order a catalogue of Warner Bros. merchandise.