Based on recent records, if you live in west malaysia, you will probably receive it less than 2 weeks in normal case (correct me if I am wrong) but if you live in East Malaysia, you will usually received it after or around estimated delivery date (about 1 month) for US or 2 weeks for UK.
I just received 3 parcels from Amazon US and UK. Finally my "X-Man Origin: Wolverine" and "Drag Me To Hell" that I ordered in Black Friday reached me. But that are replacement copies and I still don't know where is the original copies. Maybe already MIA.
It would be 8-11 days for most of the deliveries to West Malaysia
Ur missing parcels are either MIK (Missing In Kettam) or MIP (Missing In Pos)
Added on March 24, 2010, 1:30 pm
QUOTE(arj @ Mar 24 2010, 10:33 AM)
A few minutes only ler the fullscreen. Actually there are many BD titles that is shown fullscreen without the black bars. The two that I can recall from the top of my head is The Hurt Locker and Hellboy 2. I believe at the AVS forum there's a thread with a list of all BD titles in fullscreen.
The upcoming title would be Avatar
This post has been edited by robinlim: Mar 24 2010, 01:30 PM
A few minutes only ler the fullscreen. Actually there are many BD titles that is shown fullscreen without the black bars. The two that I can recall from the top of my head is The Hurt Locker and Hellboy 2. I believe at the AVS forum there's a thread with a list of all BD titles in fullscreen.
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QUOTE(ianho @ Mar 24 2010, 02:01 AM)
Phuiyoh! Just bought Transformers 2 IMAX edition, came home n watched it immediately. The parts where it goes full screen is da awesome. How I wish whole show was like that. In fact, I wish all BluRay is like that. Hehehe
Just curious... do you mean "the parts where it goes full screen is da awesome" as in:
1. 1.78:1 or 1.85:1 ratio that fits 16:9 tv in general
or
2. the jawdropping clarity of IMAX full screen as seen partially in TF:RoTF & The Dark Knight?
Based on recent records, if you live in west malaysia, you will probably receive it less than 2 weeks in normal case (correct me if I am wrong) but if you live in East Malaysia, you will usually received it after or around estimated delivery date (about 1 month) for US or 2 weeks for UK.
I just received 3 parcels from Amazon US and UK. Finally my "X-Man Origin: Wolverine" and "Drag Me To Hell" that I ordered in Black Friday reached me. But that are replacement copies and I still don't know where is the original copies. Maybe already MIA.
Thank you..but what is the drawback of the waiting period , in the case of damaged / missing items.
I wonder how professional courier companies way of handling items. Not all insecure according to your statement though..
Yesterday, Avatar director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau presented scenes from the film's upcoming Blu-ray release, outlined the ongoing fan engagement program, and announced the Avatar-related global partnership between Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Earth Day Network, the international non-profit organization that coordinates Earth Day programs annually.
Release details
As previously reported, Avatar will be available on Blu-ray on April 22. The release will not include any supplemental features - only the film and corresponding menu, utilizing the disc's entire storage space in order to provide the highest quality optimal picture and sound. "We wanted the best presentation of any film in the history of the Blu-ray and DVD formats," said Landau. "Our launch into the home in April will allow fans to return to Pandora again and again."
During the press conference, it was revealed that 20th Century Fox is foregoing any trailers or advertising. "The Blu-ray is going to be pure movie", summed up Landau. Half-jokingly, James Cameron said that he has an unwritten deal with Fox, according to which "any time one of my movies makes more than a billion dollars we leave all the crap trailers off". He admitted, "I can't stand them any more than you can."
Cameron confirmed that the Blu-ray release would have an aspect ratio of 1.78:1 (or 16:9), which he considers the "highest and best for this movie." The movie was finished in 16:9, so for the Blu-ray they went to that master, without any pan-and-scan or blow-up. Cameron explained that that "little bit of extra frame" enhances the sense of height, especially in the flight sequences. He clarified that he loves the scope ratio compositionally, but he fell in love with the movie in 16:9 and prefers to watch it in this aspect ratio.
Kabhie Kushi Kabhie Gham releasing soon on blu-ray. Region B disc will be released and approximately 3 months later, Region Free disc will be released.
Other titles releasing this year, 3 Idiots, Wake Up Sid, Dil Chahta Hai, My Name Is Khan, Chandni Chowk To China, Lagaan, Race [re-release], Rann [re-release], A Wednesday [re-release], Fashion [re-release]
Expecting all this titles to be released in between April - July'ish
Mar 24 2010, 01:29 PM
But that are replacement copies and I still don't know where is the original copies. Maybe already MIA. 
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