I wonder, is US version of Life same as UK only 1080i?

Amazon UK start another round of price reduction. Some of BDs reached lowest price now including Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.

Ce que les deux de vous parler?

I only order serenity in order to make it a complete series with Firefly.

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This post has been edited by low98944: Mar 30 2010, 02:45 PM

I have not receive my copies of Toy Story 1 & 2 cause I am using standard shipping. I will check my copies whether got slipcovers or not.

Then, I hope I can receive it this week. Uncle postman always take few more days than West Malaysia to deliver goods to East Malaysia.

This post has been edited by low98944: Mar 30 2010, 09:11 PM

But that is not the cheapest price. The lowest in record is $18.99.

Better get Spider-man Trilogy (UK version) £17.95 (before deduct VAT), the lowest in record and US Version lowest price is $48.99. UK version is really worth buying compared to US Version which is same 4 BDs. And the main point is, UK version is region free .

Don't said like that. At least we give notice here. Better than nobody post any news here which in turn will make this thread too quiet.

That is good news. I always wondering, in average, why US sold their BDs more expensive than UK? Especially those titles release by same company. Both UK and US is actually almost the same except some audio/subtitle and packaging (sometime also same except got nipple)...

Due to price different issue but content no much difference except different as stated above, now I have tendency to prefer to purchase in Amazon UK, except some major titles I still prefer US version. This trend start when I can convert region B locked disc into ISO and removing region coding and play it in media player. So far only fail to convert "SuicideGirls: Guide to Living" due to don't know what reason that software keep asking for update . I saw some certificate file in that disc. Fortunately that disc is region A, so I can still play and the whole disc only take up 17.5GB.

This post has been edited by low98944: Mar 30 2010, 11:48 PM

Those like Godfather collection and don't mind nipple can now go to order in Amazon UK. The price only £0.01 higher than lowest price in records.

UK version is exact same as US version except packaging, nipple, slightly different in audio and subtitles. Both got 4 BDs but UK version only £17.99 (before excluding VAT) whereas US version now is selling $49.99 (also lowest price in Amazon US's record).

Time to move it!!!

If I lucky, I still get defect product from Amazon US.

Example, my X-Men trilogy.

Defect product exist everywhere.

Actually, if me memory served me well, all my defect BDs, defect due to distributors or fault of Amazon by giving wrong description which subsequently lead to full refund, is all happened in Amazon US.

This post has been edited by low98944: Apr 1 2010, 09:43 PM

So, defect exist everywhere.

By the way, Godfather Collection (UK Version) is region free and same distributor, Paramount as US version.

If not mistaken, more than 1 titles got BM but seldom see BDs from US got BM for sure.

That is okay for me. Cause I can ask for replacement copy and if replacement also got problem, can ask for refund and yet you can enjoy free movie.

Rating is totally irrelevant in import those movies. According to my experience, your lucky is main factor that affect your BDs can arrive in your hand or not. Sometime, even PG-13 or G rating movies also disappear on the way to you and vice versa.

This post has been edited by low98944: Apr 2 2010, 08:11 AM

It seem like to many ppl ordered The Godfather Trilogy [Blu-ray] [1972] (UK version), price already increase about double to £33.48. Yesterday, the price only £17.99 (before deduct VAT). Offer only last for few hours.

Some interesting comments from Amazon UK's Discussion Board for Godfather Collection.

Godfather Part II Disk Problem

Those purchase Godfather collection from January 2010 seem like no problem for Disc 2 anymore. No wonder their sold this boxset at £17.98 during mid of Nov 2009 to early Feb 2010.

This post has been edited by low98944: Apr 2 2010, 10:58 AM

Yes. I read somewhere at http://bluray.highdefdigest.com, the more "generation" you copy of your movie, the more degrade of the quality of the PQ for that copy.