Indiana Jones - The Adventure Collection (Special Editions of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark / Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom / Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade)

My grandchildren have recently become big Indiana Jones fans but had not seen the first three movies in the series. This item was a big hit and is watched over and over. Great bargain for the price. Thanks

I absolutely love this set! I've been a Harrison Ford fan for a long time and I'm a bit of a 'completist' when it comes to having movies where sequels were made. Get this set if you can!!

I wanted my kids to see the original movies before we went to see the latest one in the theater. We had some fun evenings watching these oh-so-not-believable movies that are action packed and watching Harrison for a few hours didn't hurt a thing.

We enjoyed watching this trilogy. Again, thank you amazon.com for how you make your shipping and handling quick, I wish the other sellers would do the same. I'll order some more in the future.

The answer is simple. If you don't have either collection, do you want the improved visual quality of the new set, or do you want the bonus disc from the first set? They're the same movies, so if you love them, you'll probably be happy with either set. If you're a bonus feature lover, you'll have to pore over the details about the bonus features. I chose this set because the special features were on each disc instead of a separate one and the other reviews said the picture quality was better (which it is).

I was more interested in the actual films because I love Indy and really just wanted the set. Once I got it in the mail, I was very happy with it because each movie is in a slim case instead of the bulky normal cases and they fit in a cardboard sleeve that isn't much wider than 2 normal DVDs (the slim cases also don't have inserts like normal DVD cases). It's an attractive set, maybe not as nice as the original set, but it still looks good. The movie quality is great visually and sound-wise, so again, you have to decide what you want from your movie set before deciding which set to get. If you already have one of the sets, it may not be worth it to get the other one, since one copy of the trilogy is probably enough. So the question is, what do you want from your DVDs?