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Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 18:20
by bradavon
It's already been confirmed remember.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 18:34
by grim_tales
Oh yeah, I remember now. Cheers Sam and Brad :)

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 18:38
by bradavon
I was pretty much happy with the old BD the replacement is noticeably better. The EE was the most annoying for me, second DNR.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 13 Dec 2010, 19:47
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 15 Dec 2010, 21:00
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 17 Dec 2010, 18:23
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 21 Dec 2010, 16:54
by saltysam
Rambo extended £6.90 ish delivered

http://www.axelmusic.com/productDetails ... odaysoffer

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 26 Dec 2010, 12:52
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 26 Dec 2010, 13:02
by gasteropod
I was like, 'hmm, didn't know 21 Grams had been released on BD', then looked at the distributor... 'ahh, Icon, that explains it then' :D

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 26 Dec 2010, 16:12
by bradavon
How so? It looks like it was sneaked out in June.

I've already got the Canadian Blu-ray, which has perfectly acceptable AV. It maybe from a TV source but looks fine to me and is in the correct aspect ratio. It has no extras (not even menus) but the DVD only ever had a 20 minute making of anyway.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 26 Dec 2010, 16:54
by gasteropod
Because Icon just seems to sneak releases out, I've found this with a couple of other releases, The Rules of Attraction and Y tu mama tambien.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 27 Dec 2010, 16:24
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 27 Dec 2010, 16:28
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 27 Dec 2010, 20:05
by grim_tales
Chungking Express £6.99

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDet ... sku=912237

How does this compare image wise to the Korean double set?
Trying to decide whether to pick this and FOL up before the VAT increase.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 13:35
by bradavon
gasteropod wrote:Because Icon just seems to sneak releases out, I've found this with a couple of other releases, The Rules of Attraction and Y tu mama tambien.
Good point. I wish they'd tell the online news sites. It's really bloody annoying. I got Y tu mama tambien for my Birthday btw. I've not checked it out yet.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 16:57
by gasteropod
Neither have I since I got mine hah.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 20:35
by Yi-Long
grim_tales wrote:Chungking Express £6.99

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDet ... sku=912237

How does this compare image wise to the Korean double set?
Trying to decide whether to pick this and FOL up before the VAT increase.
What VAT increase?

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 20:49
by Markgway
VAT goes up to 20% next month

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 21:13
by bradavon
In The UK, from 17.5% :(.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 21:15
by Yi-Long
Markgway wrote:VAT goes up to 20% next month
VAT in Holland is also about 19-20%. Sucks though. It's wayyy too high already.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 21:18
by saltysam
Was the vat increase a labour policy the coalition have kept or have they thought it up themselves?

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 22:02
by saltysam

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 22:09
by grim_tales
saltysam wrote:Was the vat increase a labour policy the coalition have kept or have they thought it up themselves?
Don't know :?

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 28 Dec 2010, 22:39
by bradavon
I think it's a new policy.

Re: The Blu-Ray movies under £7 thread

Posted: 29 Dec 2010, 12:33
by Markgway
I think it's a coalition policy brought on by the extraordinary national deficit.

As usual it's the general public who have to pay for political and financial sector fuck-ups.