In this edition there are three discs: disc one contains 'The Final Cut' and several extras; disc two features three additional cuts of the film accessible via seamless branching (the 1982 domestic and international versions, plus the 1992 Director's Cut); and disc three features the rare "Workprint Version" of the film alongside the mammoth 3 hour-plus documentary "Dangerous Days", an all new HD Stills Gallery, and all of the special features from the previous release's "Enhancement Archive".

Should I consider this edition like a Box Set (parent profile without any Subtitles, Audio & Disc Features and children profiles for the three disc), or like disc + bonus?

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In the rules, "box sets" are defined as "any release that includes more than one film". What you have is a release including several versions of one film; therefore it does not qualify as a box set.

Several versions of one film it's seems to me like different films...

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You might want to take a look at US profile 085391185741 and how that set is set up - seems to be comparable.

This profile is an hybrid, parent profile with all the disc credits (using episodes group dividers) and child profiles for every disc.

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Quoting Kluge:

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Quoting dee1959jay:

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In the rules, "box sets" are defined as "any release that includes more than one film". What you have is a release including several versions of one film; therefore it does not qualify as a box set.

Several versions of one film it's seems to me like different films...

And that's where we see things differently: different cuts of the same film: sure; different films: I don't think so. And more importantly: I don't believe the rules do either. Of course, your mileage may vary.

EDIT: you might want to take a look at the new rules for alternate versions. There, different cuts are explicitly excluded from creating alternative versions, as opposed to e.g. two different films on a single side of a disc.

It's OK for me, I just asked to be sure, however I don't understand why the children in the USA profile, if it's not a box set it's not correct to make children profiles (the media is the same).