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£6.99 for a blu-ray is hardly "risk taking" -you'd sell/trade it at virtually no loss. ie Bought Street Kings from Amazon marketplace for £4.24-watched sold it on ebay,got my money back plus some on top.
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Still miles better than the dvd but hell £6.99 aint cheap , if it was £1 or 2 then thats a bargain price.
£7 just sounds a lot to take a chance on some films, but you are easily able to get rid of it for more than that second hand if you dislike it, as Salty said also
£7 just sounds a lot to take a chance on some films, but you are easily able to get rid of it for more than that second hand if you dislike it, as Salty said also
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Does anyone actually rent any more? , when they say this. I've not for, well I've no idea:gasteropod wrote:Chocolate's a rental, I sold my BD (partly due to the bad artefacting).
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For me: £4.99 it's worth it but £6.99 it's a risk too much.saltysam wrote:£6.99 for a blu-ray is hardly "risk taking"
I'm about to list 100 DVDs. I have more than enough to list .saltysam wrote:-you'd sell/trade it at virtually no loss
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do you only buy films you've seen then?otherwise any title you buy is a "risk" whatever the price is you pay!!bradavon wrote: For me: £4.99 it's worth it but £6.99 it's a risk too much.
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With the dawn of Blu-ray renting is as important as ever for many like myself who prefer to watch in 1080p. It's not like you can simply download every Blu-ray release out there, and when you can download them it's usually a 720p re-encoded mkv. I prefer to watch the discs themselves.bradavon wrote:Does anyone actually rent any more?gasteropod wrote:Chocolate's a rental, I sold my BD (partly due to the bad artefacting).
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No. Like everyone else, I calculate the risk .saltysam wrote:do you only buy films you've seen then?otherwise any title you buy is a "risk" whatever the price is you pay!!
Fair enough Shing. I tend to buy more than I can find the time to watch, as it is. Do you notice a big difference between 720p MKVs and 1080p BDs? I've never seen the former myself. I'm guessing the audio is only ever DD5.1 too.
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OK, to be fair I never rent, but after briefly owning Chocolate on BD it's what I'd classify it as
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I still rent DVDs. £1.45 per night from my local library. Unfortunately they only have a limited selection and at present don't do Blu. Places like Blockbuster are far too expensive in my opinion.
Most films I watch I wouldn't keep and I can't afford to buy everything I might want to see (unless it's about £3) and right off the difference. £6.99 for an average film like Chocolate just to see it once then sell is a needless risk. Maybe 'risk' isn't the right word but Sam used it and I'm sure you guys know what I mean.
If it was a film that I thought there was an above average chance of me keeping then £6.99 for a BD is perhaps worth a shot in the dark. Otherwise I'd say no. Rent or download the film and then if it's good go get the BD for your collection.
Most films I watch I wouldn't keep and I can't afford to buy everything I might want to see (unless it's about £3) and right off the difference. £6.99 for an average film like Chocolate just to see it once then sell is a needless risk. Maybe 'risk' isn't the right word but Sam used it and I'm sure you guys know what I mean.
If it was a film that I thought there was an above average chance of me keeping then £6.99 for a BD is perhaps worth a shot in the dark. Otherwise I'd say no. Rent or download the film and then if it's good go get the BD for your collection.
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How is the making-off for Chocolate!? If that's as good as the making-off of Ong-Bak, it's an interesting puchase.
For 7 pounds I'm tempted to buy the blu-ray anyway, simply cause I don't own it on DVD yet.
For 7 pounds I'm tempted to buy the blu-ray anyway, simply cause I don't own it on DVD yet.
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Eden Lake £5.99
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/7767 ... ource=9593
Dirty Dancing £5.99
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/3436 ... ource=9593
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/7767 ... ource=9593
Dirty Dancing £5.99
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/3436 ... ource=9593
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Eden Lake frucking rocks!
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I'd quite like to see that.
Am hoping it shows up on Film 4 soon.
Am hoping it shows up on Film 4 soon.
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Treat yourself to HD, it looks nice as well
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Not quite salty
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Ha ha, oops.
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Did anyone else order this? Mine still hasn't despatched. Useless Play.com!romerojpg wrote:and if anyone wants some music with their Blu Rays
Shakira Oral Fixation Tour £4.99 a little cheaper with Quidco
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I cannot believe Motorcycle Diaries is less than £8. I paid £15 for the HD-DVD .
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