Bullets 'n' Babes

Ordered: Return of the One Armed Swordsman DD R1
Lux Pain (DS)

Ordered:

Lone Wolf and Cub Complete Collection (cancelled my Amazon order).

grim_tales wrote:Ordered:

Lone Wolf and Cub Complete Collection (cancelled my Amazon order).

don't forget to add almost certain custom charges with this one.

Forgot about that but then I'd face possible customs with Amazon as well I'm sure.
Shame they lowered the limit (if it was £18 I'd be safe)...

grim_tales wrote:Forgot about that but then I'd face possible customs with Amazon as well I'm sure.
Shame they lowered the limit (if it was £18 I'd be safe)...

with the customs & postage you must be looking at around £35 ish? it's £29.99 delivered here customs safe,only problem is you can only order on release.. http://www.dvdexpress247.com/lone-wolf-and-cub-complete

I'll see if ImportCDs come through with my order.
The runtime of 255 minutes on the link you showed me must be a mistake (each film is about 85 minutes long)
Could be looking at £35 if I'm caught by customs, youre right

grim_tales wrote:Could be looking at £35 if I'm caught by customs, youre right

Just a reminder for future orders, if you order from Moviemars they're safe as they reship from Surrey.

Thanks

gasteropod wrote:Just a reminder for future orders, if you order from Moviemars they're safe as they reship from Surrey.

That's good to know. I use them on Amazon marketplace but have always kept orders under the customs limit.

Theyre a good seller
I was wondering if I come to sell my LWAC DVD set (the Thai one) if the BD set is good, if its easier to sell each disc seperately. The box would be pricey to send in one go.

You might be able to get more for a complete set (just be upfront with buyers about the high postage charge). If you don't get a suitable offer then you can always split them.

grim_tales wrote:Theyre a good seller
I was wondering if I come to sell my LWAC DVD set (the Thai one) if the BD set is good, if its easier to sell each disc seperately. The box would be pricey to send in one go.

not going to be worth much anyway if the BD release is up to scratch,plus there is th superior eureka uk set available.

Received:

RoGoPaG (Masters of Cinema Blu-ray)
Rumble Fish (Masters of Cinema Blu-ray)

Ordered Bullet in the Head (apparently Joy Sales) from an Ebay seller - probably the 1 disc (most likley) BUT if it has the alternate ending/deleted scenes version I'll put it with the K&R DVD I have to make my own 2 disc SE

Received: The Magician (Criterion Blu-ray) after a month and a half of waiting, bloody Barnes & Noble!

Received: Shutter Island (UK Blu-ray)

How do you cancel an order from ImportCDs? Not sure about the LWAC BD now as the caps I've seen dont look good at all

Just ordered Hapkido HKL (UK version) from Amazon. Not new but it doesnt matter too much imo.

Picked up 3 for £20 in HMV:

300 UK Blu
District 9 UK Blu
The Matrix UK Blu

How many DVDs and BDs do you own, gas? Seems like your collection is growing at pretty fast pace...

I'm the opposite... my collection is shrinking. I'm trying to get about 100 discs sold / rid off by next summer...

HungFist wrote:How many DVDs and BDs do you own, gas? Seems like your collection is growing at pretty fast pace...

I'm the opposite... my collection is shrinking. I'm trying to get about 100 discs sold / rid off by next summer...

I keep getting rid of discs so that I have space for more haha, a few nights ago I fancied watching The Green Hornet but couldn't find it anywhere so decided I must have sold it at CeX and simply forgotten doing so I reckon my collection is approx. 1000 discs.

My collection is about 460-470 and I think I have a lot

I have about 650 + another 60 for sale at the moment + a few handfuls of unwatched discs. Through during the last 10 months I must have sold at least 100 discs while only purchasing maybe 15.

Need to get the number down (especially with new discs coming in) but it's so damn difficult letting go of a dvd/bd that was already placed in your collection... usually because the film is good, and sometimes because it's rare collectale item or it completes some sub-collection. Sometimes it simply has nostalgic value. You really have to come up with all kinds of different perspectives to it to help you decide what you could live without... what will I (not) watch again? What can I get from the rental store any time? What is a less great representative of a genre that is already well represented in my collection? What is my identity as a movie collector (you can't collect everything you like)? And so on...

Watching the first 15-25 minutes of a film that you once liked is really useful. Often you notice that this film isn't that much of your thing anymore... say, you might have bought a mediocre Shaw Bros film when you were new to the studio, but won't find it nearly as exiting anymore after seeing various better films of the same style. Or your taste has simply changed. I started buying dvds when I was 14. I'm now 26. 12 years makes a difference to anyone's taste in movies.

I totally agree Hung, it's hard to let go of stuff. I know what you mean about 'identity as a collector' also, it's nice to try and curate a cool collection rather than just going for quantity.

I'd say that I have under 300 titles.