oh ok, cool... hmm maybe that was "2 for RM50", no? i dont remember Speedy sales this low before until now... but maybe i was wrong. the only other time lower than this was "1 for RM10", but only selected and unsellable titles

I picked up X-Men: Apocalypse 3D and Resident Evil: The Final Chapter 3D from the '2 for RM88' section

My Black Friday orders received over the past 2 weeks...

Good deals then
But i guess they don't have many of those old bd titles for sales anymore, like the 90's film example "Face/Off", "Broken Arrow", "The Rock"....just to name a few, i have seen these titles for sales at speedy outlets a long time ago, but now it seems they almost non-existence, can't find them

nice 4K collection... i missed that mission: impossible 6-movie collection on blu-ray when it dropped to USD12.99 for just a short period

btw that nolan collection and matrix trilogy bought from amazon uk?

agreed. maybe they're clearing up old or catalogue titles... and once sold, they're not going to reorder/stock-up the '2 for RM88' is not too bad actually – i saw GoTG 1 & 2, Thor, Captain America Winter Soldier and some other Marvel titles in this category, Jurassic World and some other top titles although it's not that cheap, but certainly RM44.00 each is much2 better than the normal but ridiculously priced RM79.90 or RM99.90!

getting old now, cant remember much.
if I remember correctly, I take 4-5 titles and total not more than RM100

Yeah. the Nolan Collection and Matrix Trilogy are UK versions.

The Nolan Collection is loooong out of print in the US, and Matrix Trilogy US version was almost double the price of the UK version.

did Matrix Trilogy US Version become limited edition?
How much it could fetch now?
good price maybe can sell it

No, it's just that it didn't go on deep discount during Black Friday.

In my experience, for big boxed sets usually UK version become cheaper than US version during Black Friday.

Just take care TO AVOID Captain America: Civil War.

The Asian release of Civil War has lossy DTS-HD HR 7.1 audio, instead of the lossless DTS-HD MA 7.1 audio.

AFAIK all other MCU BDs do not have this weird problem.

good advice... btw already owned captain america civil war US version years ago during black friday. that is one reason why i'm not that fond on buying any asian region A blu-ray;other than the usual bad quality packaging printing!!

even without BF, usually UK version boxset cheaper than US version.
However, I only owned few UK boxset due to ugly design and bulky casing.


probably due to lazy packaging designer. just cut, copy and paste then done job

plus the annoying "nipple" on them

i wont necessary have issue with cut n pate job since that is the master artwork from the movie studio... but the not-so-great printing job done by local printers. i think apart from quality and features of the PQ/AQ of the disc, it is the packaging overall quality... seems to be one of the reason we collect and keep the so-called "physical" media; now that "digital" or "streaming" has been the popular choice among general audiences

Apa tu?

I think you're meaning those ugly fat Ecopaks?

I kena with the UK box sets for Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Enterprise, Downton Abbey, and How I Met Your Mother

it's an analogy that me and maskedchan came up together long ago with reference to this, which to us quite annoying unlike the US version which has none on the cover...

do you consider to design your on cover page or print image from internet for BD and replace those ugly one?

Yeah. I prefer boxset that have slim casing, e.g. Matrix Trilogy from US.

I thought Europe countries will have better idea on environmental friendly by reducing plastic use, but the UK BD casing speak louder

ermm... if only i have spare time to do so. but i dont really matter much the original cover design so far released by studios although i may prefer a certain design of a movie for a format i won't be buying; for instance i may prefer a 3D blu-ray cover release instead of the standard blu-ray one which i'm owning.

aik, i heard you recently mentioned you'd prefer to fill-up your shelf... so a thicker casing of a boxset title is better than a slim-case one, no...?
personally i'd prefer a slimmer-case too – my favourite is the Austin Powers Triple Feature; it's so thin all three casing combined almost the same thickness as a normal single case bluray!

filling up the shelf with same size is ok.
suddenly have an eyesore fat casing with a nipple in between is no no