Fullslips

Fullslips are a type of packaging used for movies, particularly those released on Blu-ray or 4K UHD disc. They are essentially an outer slipcover that wraps around a standard Blu-ray case. The primary purpose of a fullslip is to provide additional visual appeal and collectibility. They often feature alternative artwork, lenticular effects, or special finishes that are not present on the standard case art.

Collectors may prefer fullslips for their aesthetic qualities and to protect the underlying case. The design of a fullslip can be quite elaborate, differentiating it significantly from the regular edition of a film. They are typically produced in limited quantities, which contributes to their desirability among enthusiasts.

The term "fullslip" distinguishes this type of slipcover from other variations, such as "bluslips" or "steelbooks," which have their own distinct features and construction. Fullslips are designed to slide on and off the standard plastic Blu-ray case, allowing the user to display the slipcover artwork or the original case artwork as desired. Their presence is largely for aesthetic and collectible purposes, enhancing the presentation of a film's physical media release.