BiscLimpkit wrote:How the hell can you afford these Eva? Let's look at the evidence:
a: You're a student.
b: You're in NZ and are getting screwed by the exchange rate.
a: I have a job and the income is entirely disposable.
b: Live with parents and they pay my tuition and living expenses.
c: All those DVDs were cheap. ~$9-13NZD each.
Yeah, I won't get charged for La Haine til late June.
Ordered from Deepdiscountdvd:-
R1 Spike Lee's 25th Hour
R1 Stephen Frear's Dirty Pretty Things
R1 Mamoru Oshii's Avalon
R1 Cop Land DC
I FINALLY recieved The Simpsons Season 4. The first time it didnt arrive, so they had re-sent it, and I was very worried that one would also get 'lost' in the post ...
edit: great service by CD-Wow. They were very very helpfull in the email-exchange, and just great that even though it wasnt their fault (probably a thieving postie), they just re-sent it without me having to ask for it (I asked them if they could track it).
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
A Chinese Ghost Story 2 HKL - £4.99
Infernal Affairs III HK DVD - £4.99
Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory (1971) Widescreen R1 - £5.99
Once Upon A Time In the West 2 disc R2 - £2.99
Bisc, it's Seijin Suzuki's (there's quite a few of his films released by Criterion) latest film, Princess Raccoon. Been waiting for a decent DVD english-friendly DVD release of that myself, it's supposed to be very good.
Well... waiting for a cheaper version of WAKE OF DEATH paid of...
Today I bough a 4-disc DVD box, with the movies "Out of Time' (Denzel), "Wake of Death" (Van Damme), that Val Kilmer movie we just had in DVD Mysterie yesterday, and a Seagal flick... all for only 5 euro! (4 DVD's for 5 euro!, and yes, I did just say that twice, just in case you are a: stupid, or b: thick)
Pretty sweet deal, although the Seagal disc is obviously never going to be watched, and I have doubts about the Val Kilmer movie as well...
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...