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;_;Cosmic Bus said:Salo is locked at region-B, in case you were serious about buying it.
;_;Cosmic Bus said:Salo is locked at region-B, in case you were serious about buying it.
It's a lot cheaper if you're buying many movies at once, plus no tax. The shipping by default is about $20 so it's not worth it if you're buying just one item (a BD disc for instance). I haven't been charged fees at the post office in my past 10 orders now, they've all arrived directly in my mail box. I haven't experienced any stores having new releases for the same price as Amazon, except maybe those $20 releases.Marconelly said:How much does the shipping to Canada cost though? For new movies Best Buy seems to have same prices as Amazon.com but Amazon can't be beat for deals.
$7 or $8 for the first disc and $3 per disc afterward. It comes pretty close to being worth it if you buy just one. Between B2G1F deals and 40 - 50% discount deals, it is always cheaper. I average around $20 a disc. In Canada that's as good as it gets.Marconelly said:How much does the shipping to Canada cost though? For new movies Best Buy seems to have same prices as Amazon.com but Amazon can't be beat for deals.
I agree about Kill Bill...but isn't Casino Royale and 300 just going to have some different extras (it isn't like they're director's cuts)?YYZ said:Also no reason to buy Kill Bill when it's not the uncensored version. I just have a feeling that we'll see another release. Casino Royale is coming out again later this year, better version, and 300 sometime next year I think.
I've seen what the uncensored version looks like, and I think black and white fits that scene stylistically better anyways. I haven't seen KB since it was out in the cinema (I don't own the DVD) and I really want to see it again and in high quality. Casino Royale and 300 look to be the same exact encode as already released so I don't care about double dipping there either.YYZ said:Also no reason to buy Kill Bill when it's not the uncensored version. I just have a feeling that we'll see another release. Casino Royale is coming out again later this year, better version, and 300 sometime next year I think.
Wow... I swear I didn't read your post before replying above! :lolSolo said:I dont even really like Kill Bill, but having the fight scene in black and white is awesome. I saw the Japanese cut too, and meh, I liked the stylistic touch of the B&W more.
I'm tempted to get KB from Amazon then, if it really gets delayed here :\Decado said:$7 or $8 for the first disc and $3 per disc afterward. It comes pretty close to being worth it if you buy just one. Between B2G1F deals and 40 - 50% discount deals, it is always cheaper. I average around $20 a disc. In Canada that's as good as it gets.
Great. Amazon, here I come. Saving made on buying the bundle will more than offset the price of shipping, considering how much each individual disc will cost here, whenever it releases. I'm sure they need their sweet time to make dual language box art just right.Cosmic Bus said:Kill Bill's not exclusive to Amazon, only the two-pack bundle. The two discs are, to the best of my knowledge, being held up for actual release in Canada because they have a different distributor than in the US.
Marconelly said:I've seen what the uncensored version looks like, and I think black and white fits that scene stylistically better anyways. I haven't seen KB since it was out in the cinema (I don't own the DVD) and I really want to see it again and in high quality. Casino Royale and 300 look to be the same exact encode as already released so I don't care about double dipping there either.
Decado said:I agree about Kill Bill...but isn't Casino Royale and 300 just going to have some different extras (it isn't like they're director's cuts)?
I know, but sometimes there are restrictions on some electronic items from amazon.com shipping to Canada, you just can't do it. I haven't experienced it yet with movies though.Solo said:You can order it from Amazon (and presumably any other online retailer). I just meant its not going to be at any Canadian brick and mortars until October 21.
Marconelly said:First Kill Bill review went up here:
http://highdefnews.blogspot.com/2008/09/kill-bill-vol-1-blu-ray-review.html
http://highdefnews.blogspot.com/2008/09/kill-bill-vol-2-blu-ray-review.html
Not sure who this guy is, but he was very impressed with the work done, 9.5/10 for video, 10/10 for audio on KB1 and 10/10 video, 10/10 audio for KB2.
Oh wow, that looks great (screens from blu-ray.com review) and clearly Tarantino didn't allow Disney guys to pull off any DNR shenanigans.Naked Snake said:There have been a few reviews of KB on BD so far, I've been following this release feverishly and read several reviews during the past few days... here are some:
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=38&show=review
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=945&show=review
Marconelly said:Oh wow, that looks great (screens from blu-ray.com review) and clearly Tarantino didn't allow Disney guys to pull off any DNR shenanigans.
Marconelly said:Oh wow, that looks great (screens from blu-ray.com review) and clearly Tarantino didn't allow Disney guys to pull off any DNR shenanigans.
Naked Snake said:Yeah I can't bloody wait. I skipped the DVD releases hoping/waiting for a "special edition" release or "The Whole Bloody Affair" or whatever, but no way I'm doing the same for blu-ray. I love the films so much, I watched them on DVD recently (rented copy) and I enjoyed them even more than when I saw them in theaters originally. So glad that all reviews highly praised the video and audio quality. Too bad no new special features, since I've already seen the ones on the DVDs which are the same on the BDs.
Tarantino has nothing to do with Miramax/Disney at all anymore, he is loyal to the Weinsteins so yeah pretty much.Solo said:I doubt Tarantino had anything to do with these releases, to be honest.
Solo said:I doubt Tarantino had anything to do with these releases, to be honest.
Cheebs said:Tarantino has nothing to do with Miramax/Disney at all anymore, he is loyal to the Weinsteins so yeah pretty much.
The Weinstein Company owns the rights to The Whole Bloody Affair AFAIK, and it's only just started getting its Blu-ray releases off the ground. Don't expect it soon, but it'll turn up eventually.djkimothy said:Is that ever going to see a blu-ray release? If not I'll just settle on the original BD release.
Yeah, true. Only thing is, Disney has sometimes been applying DNR on some of the catalog releases, so I was wondering if this movie would get the same tratment (would be a shame given just how much this movie relies on the whole film lore).Naked Snake said:I wouldn't be surprised. Thankfully Disney has been consistently delivering impressive video transfers on BD.
I disagree and it's not just that scene, there's bunch of other differences.Marconelly said:I've seen what the uncensored version looks like, and I think black and white fits that scene stylistically better anyways.
Costanza said:Just got The Fall from Best Buy.![]()
see it in theaters?AgentOtaku said:awesome
I'm getting it today from Netflix
Solo said:I dont even really like Kill Bill, but having the fight scene in black and white is awesome. I saw the Japanese cut too, and meh, I liked the stylistic touch of the B&W more.
Costanza said:Just got The Fall from Best Buy.![]()
Damn you, I want that one badly. Loved it in theaters and I'll love it on Blu.Costanza said:Just got The Fall from Best Buy.![]()
dabookerman said:I've been flicking through, but is Kill Bill Vol 1 the Japanese cut?
AmMortal said:If the black and white fight scene with the crazy 88 is in colour, then yes..
Is there a good site for this or do you want pics?Christopher said:Anyone wanna post their collections?? I'd be interested to browse through them.
Who you gonna call on Blu-ray? Not 'Ghostbusters,' with Sony apparently sacking the planned Fall debut of the comedy classics.
As reported this past July, during this year's Comic-Con in San Diego the studio hosted a Blu-ray booth on the show floor that touted an October next-gen debut for both 'Ghostbusters' and 'Ghostbusters 2,' complete with a large overhead banner advertisement (featuring the tagline "Get Slimed in High-Def!")
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Though Sony offered no further specs or official details on the Blu-ray releases, retailers had begun to report a planned October 21 street date, designed to tie in with a new Ghostbusters video game from game maker Activision.
But now it looks as if fans will have to wait a lot longer for the Bill Murray-Dan Aykroyd faves in high-def. Despite mounting anticipation, Sony never officially announced either 'Ghostbusters' film for Blu-ray, and now we've received word that despite the promotional push at Comic-Con, the titles remain TBA on the studio's next-gen slate.
At presstime there is no word when 'Ghostbusters' may finally appear on high-def, though as Activision also recently pushed back the street date for their Ghostbusters video game to next year, it's likely the Blu-rays have also been held back to coincide with the release.
dabookerman said:I've been flicking through, but is Kill Bill Vol 1 the Japanese cut?
YYZ said:Is there a good site for this or do you want pics?
The release is the Japanese cut? I thought it was B&W.dabookerman said:YES!
This also means it has some extra scenes as well. It's like 6 minutes worth. That's excellent.
That begs the question - why didn't Canadian distributor, whoever it is, release the uncensored version then?broadwayrock said:No because Miramax who is a subsidiary of Disney will not be allowed to release an unrated/NC17 film.
YYZ said:The release is the Japanese cut? I thought it was B&W.
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Days of Being Wild is out in Hong Kong. Anyone pick it up yet?
distantmantra said:Days of Being Wild is out in Hong Kong. Anyone pick it up yet?
canoli2006 said:http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Sony/Street_Date_Changes/No_Ghostbusters_on_Blu_in_2008/2067
All I've got to say is Nooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
distantmantra said:![]()
Days of Being Wild is out in Hong Kong. Anyone pick it up yet?