When's the actual release date? Lots of special features, though. Should be interesting. Let's hope the transfer is good 

Bro Low98944, tak sapu this one ka?

Girls Gone Bad series goes at 9.99 at B&N. 

Seem like DVDBeaver has messed up the release date for A.I.: Artificial Intelligence.  Is that why their post review so early? 

Firstly, this is the Japanese Warner disc, but aside form packaging it should be the exact same contents (transfer, extras) as sold throughout the world. The menus are in English but there are multiple foreign language subtitle and DUB options...

I thought I was the only one still waiting for my BF parcel. The irony it was not on sale for BF I just confirmed during BF. I've waited 3 months before when I ordered during BF, so let's see if this beats that.

I was watching Black Hawk Down suddenly at 1:08:02 while a soldier was reloading his M16 it freeze/pause then he saw a hand on the ground and picks it up

Could anyone please confirm for me. Is it on the disc or my disc is bad 

i am turning back now... 

I'm sure bro low will get his kicks from 120 Days of Sodom instead 

I just google the title, and I agree with you 

Anybody heard of this movie? I read some of the comments in kopitiam forum + wiki'ed. I cant believe such a movie deserve BD and even any attention. The precise word is SICK! Btw, the d/l version is widely available.. 

OMG really SICK lo

Whenever I feel down or sad, I watch A Serbian Film, Salo and Antichrist. I'll feel better afterwards.

After 3 months involving with BD buying from Amazon.com... I notice pre-order price is not the best price... many of the titles got further price cut after just a week the item available... and sadly by that time my order already shipped

Bro low, u gonna get this A Serbian Film? No offence, but like one of my friend, like to see ppl die (as horrible as possible) He is avid collector of this Faces of Death.  Anyway the highlighted phrase, some ppl don't allow one, buy oredi must immediately watch then must write detail review here.. 

Bro Low  I really salute your ultimate taste la..

I dont mind price drop after a couple of month or a year later.. but just after a week?!!!

So new year resolution... wait a little longer... 

 

Have a nice weekend, guys. Am gonna have a Mad Men marathon this weekend. 10 episodes of Season 1 down, with 3 to go. Then Seasons 2 and hopefully,3. It's insanely addictive, more so in HD 

Is there any BDP that is region free and can playback all blu-ray movies?

Talking of BD regions, I am just wondering why Malaysia (with the other SEA countries) is grouped in Region A, the same as in USA? Cannot be because of so many LYN forumers are buying from USA since this was decided much earlier. Or US want to take our money away Why not group us with Aussie or together with other parts of Asia? Any BD sifus here have the answers?

The purpose of region codes is twofold. First, it allows regional pricing to be affected by the movie studios. Since pricing will be very different around the world, the system prevents home users importing home movies bought overseas at a lower price. Secondly, it allows the control of regional release of movie titles. Often, for instance, Hollywood films are available to buy on disk in the USA and Europe before other parts of the globe. With regional encoding, the studios can prevent unlicensed movie imports so giving distributors around the world control of supply.

Of course this is all the theory of regional codes. The region codes are entirely voluntary on the part of the studios releasing the disks, and Blu-ray movie releases need not have any region code, so called "region free" releases. If a Blu-ray movie is region free, it can be played on all systems regardless of region.

Region codes are not law, and so are a voluntary code for BD system manufacturers to pay attention to. With DVD, many budget DVD player manufacturers briefly gained a market edge when they stopped including the DVD region codes. As their sales flew the bigger companies followed, and they too stopped including DVD region codes in their DVD players. In any case, in time many people worked out how to bypass the DVD regional codes built into their DVD players. Interestingly, many early releases of Blu-ray films were region free.