Bipack

Bipack refers to a type of DVD or Blu-ray disc packaging that allows movies and television shows to be sold together in a single package. This format typically includes two films or a film and a TV series both in a standard DVD or Blu-ray single case. This packaging allows studios to offer consumers more different or matching content than would be possible on a standard single release.

A bipack can feature varying combinations of content including but not limited to, action, comedy, and horror films, as well as hardback publications or collectible items inserted into certain types of boxes, which have been another factor. Biographies of individuals in various fields including music, literature, and visual arts have also been part of bipack offerings. Some bipacks come with slip cases or with artworks that highlight the featured content.

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However, as home entertainment formats have evolved, bipack sales have decreased. Few studies exist about the production and focus of these releases. A debate on the effectiveness of bipacks for representing points of artistic completion has developed within critics critics.