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Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 23 Mar 2010, 20:03
by romerojpg
Buy it and decide for yourself

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 23 Mar 2010, 20:18
by bradavon
Buy it for me and I'll decide for myself

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 23 Mar 2010, 20:23
by saltysam
Thought you were a Ridley Scott fanboy Brad.i've not seen the movie but i'd be surprised if it was totally "lame".
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 23 Mar 2010, 20:44
by romerojpg
I cannot rememer much of anything about it at all, apart from a Fat Crow and a chair been kicked over, memorable stuff

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 23 Mar 2010, 20:53
by bradavon
saltysam wrote:Thought you were a Ridley Scott fanboy Brad.i've not seen the movie but i'd be surprised if it was totally "lame".
I am but I don't want to pay for lame movies. Scott also directed "A Good Year" and that's supposed to be rubbish.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 24 Mar 2010, 18:30
by luckystars
Yeah Boddy Of Lies weak.
I called it 'Jobbie of Flys'

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 27 Mar 2010, 15:42
by saltysam
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 28 Mar 2010, 19:24
by saltysam
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 28 Mar 2010, 22:28
by saltysam
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 29 Mar 2010, 17:13
by grim_tales
Cheers Sam, just ordered Bonnie & Clyde

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 29 Mar 2010, 19:22
by Markgway
Some good prices.... but I already have Falling Down.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 04 Apr 2010, 20:27
by saltysam
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 04 Jun 2010, 20:52
by romerojpg
Currys have some Blus for cheap. £4.97 then take off Quidco and they are £4.79
I ordered Clints film Changeling, but I own many others and paid more than under £5 thats for damn sure!
Changeling
Quarantine
Pineapple Express
Step Brothers
Monster House
The Tale of Despereaux
Children of Men
Resident Evil: Extinction
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 04 Jun 2010, 22:46
by grim_tales
In store or online?
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 04 Jun 2010, 23:38
by gasteropod
You can't use Quidco instore

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 05 Jun 2010, 00:25
by Markgway
No, but you might be able to buy them without extra discount.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 05 Jun 2010, 17:52
by romerojpg
You acctually can use Quidco in some stores now

amazingly you can get a Quidco Card, you take it into shops and get quidco cashback! the mind does boggle
But yes these bargaisn were online, their Blu Ray page online has about 10 titles haha and the opnes I listed are about all they have at good prices, a few cracking films it has to be said.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 06 Jun 2010, 02:10
by gasteropod
What is this Quidco madness you speak of??
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 20:41
by luckystars
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 20:58
by bradavon
The USA Proposition BD is around the same price but has stacks more extras:
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/f ... ?fid=13743
I have the UK Tartan BD. It's perfectly fine but annoyingly Tartan didn't put most of the extras on it, that they put on the 2 Disc DVD release.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 21:00
by luckystars
How's the film itself Brad? I'm buying it on the back of really enjoying The Road

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 21:07
by bradavon
It's bloody fantastic. A true classic western. Eva loves it too. It's excellent. If you like your gritty westerns, you should be fine. It's certainly bloody.
As far as I know the USA and UK BDs have the same AV. Which is good, taking into account how it was filmed.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 21:12
by luckystars
Cool
I read some review saying the audio is a bit poor - have you experienced that?
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 23:37
by bradavon
It sounds fine to me but I've not watched all the film, just sampled several key scenes to be honest. I watched it in the cinema. Poor in what way? It certainly sounded how I heard it during it's theatrical run.
Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread
Posted: 21 Jun 2010, 23:45
by Markgway
The Proposition is an acquired taste.
I didn't like it or dislike it.