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The Sendit Bargains Thread!

Posted: 23 Dec 2006, 10:52
by EvaUnit02

Posted: 23 Dec 2006, 16:43
by bradavon
Thanks as ever Eva.

* The New World is £5.39, not a film I'm interested in picking up.
* Fist Of Fury (Platinum Edition) is £5.89
* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Extended Cut) (Box Set) is £7.39

However they could be cheaper at Play. Nothing interest me except Match Point which is cheaper at Play.

Posted: 09 Mar 2008, 21:18
by bradavon
3 Sony BDs for £27 or £9.89 each:

http://www.sendit.com/video/promotion/0 ... ray_3for27

It doesn't look very special to me.

Posted: 27 Jun 2008, 22:11
by bradavon
The Proposition BD: £15.89 -

http://www.sendit.com/video/item/7001000143712

Considering the recent news of Tartan going out of business, this is probably a good price.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 14:17
by romerojpg
It was £13 on TheHut wwhen you used the vouchers a few weeks back, I had Tale of Two Sisters on order but canned it, they were the same price. Naerly £17 is not a good price, ever its pathetic.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 14:25
by bradavon
romerojpg wrote:It was £13 on TheHut wwhen you used the vouchers a few weeks back
It's a pity you say that now :(.
romerojpg wrote:I had Tale of Two Sisters on order but canned it, they were the same price.
It's also a pity this will now never come :(.
romerojpg wrote:Naerly £17 is not a good price, ever its pathetic.
I'd say it is, considering it will soon be hard to get hold of.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 14:54
by romerojpg
I do wonder if any of these titles delayed will come. I only wanted Tale of Two Sisters, but at least they had loads of great titles on the books to upgrade to HD.

£17 for any disc, well it has to be one hell of a film for me to shell out that. I have The Proposition on dvd (one of my few Tarten dvds) but yet to get time to watch it.

Its £15.51p at The Hut mind you with Quicdo :D or you can wait for a new deal and 10% voucher combo and get it way down, as they do it every few weeks now.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:05
by bradavon
I thought you hated Tartan and were happy they'd gone out of business? ;).

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:06
by romerojpg
I am very happy, I did not buy it.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:08
by bradavon
So what does this mean then? -

I only wanted Tale of Two Sisters, but at least they had loads of great titles on the books to upgrade to HD.

You sound disappointed there. Some films you have to spend £17 or so on, it's just how much they cost on HD Disc.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:15
by romerojpg
They were in their catalogue, does not mean they would ever release them on HD, ever. Doberman for instance their shit dvd is worthless, the chances of a HD version were 0.

I dont have to spend £17 on a film at all, if you do you dont look about hard enought at all. I have yet to pay anything close to £17 for any Blu Rays.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:41
by bradavon
Please find me Motorcycle Diaries HD-DVD for under £17.89? That's one example, off the top of my head.

Please also find me T2: German HD-DVD for under £24.99 too.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 15:47
by romerojpg
T2 if you want it its £20 or less on forums, second hand maybe, but still :D
I have seen it go for £18 brand new (I missed out) depends on if you are willing to look and how you scan forums etc...
I am waiting till I get it for £18, trying not to budge. Only great films wore worth that sort of price, something you will watch many times.

Hell latley I just dont want to spend over £13 for any new films :D

Send it was on Quidco as well, bt it has to be your first order now :( and they stopped many of their vouchers too, so many of their prices are a little bit up.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 16:04
by bradavon
romerojpg wrote:Hell latley I just dont want to spend over £13 for any new films :D
£12 for me but some you just have to pay more, thankfully there is only a handful I want more than £15.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 16:08
by romerojpg
If you are after T2 HD DVD for around £20 (second hand, new if you are very lucky) try dvdforums and Import Forums, I do remember a few people on both forums selling them over the last few weeks.

Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 16:24
by bradavon
Cheers. I'll take a look.

Posted: 12 Sep 2008, 19:35
by bradavon
Motorcycle Diaries HD-DVD £7.89:

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9956272.product

East is East HD-DVD £7.89:

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9956271.product

Touching the Void HD-DVD £7.89:

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9956270.product

Posted: 12 Sep 2008, 19:43
by bradavon
£1 off at Sendit:

WELCOME10

Source: http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=809049

Posted: 12 Dec 2008, 20:14
by saltysam
Batman (Burton) blu-ray £11.89 delivered

Good price for a pre-order i think.comes up at £12.89,add the code SENDIT1 at checkout to knock it down another quid.the other 3 are the same price but Returns is cut here,i'll get the oz version of that.

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9989098.product

Posted: 12 Dec 2008, 21:00
by saltysam
Good bargain if you have any young nieces etc. Mean Girls/save the last dance/clueless box set £3.89 delivered use SENDIT1 at checkout

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/8434377.product

Posted: 07 Jan 2009, 01:25
by bradavon
The Orphanage Region Free BD: £12.89 -

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9979377.product

Posted: 07 Jan 2009, 17:15
by romerojpg
bradavon wrote:The Orphanage Region Free BD: £12.89 -

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9979377.product
Works out cheaper if you go to HMV 2 for £25 deal, and use Quidco for another 7% off so under £11.60 each that way :)

Posted: 07 Jan 2009, 17:32
by bradavon
True but considering that other titles offer a better saving I'd rather get The Orphanage from Sendit.

Compared to other titles £1.29 isn't exactly a big saving.

Posted: 22 Jan 2009, 20:19
by saltysam
Life On Mars Series 1 BD £12.89

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9989895.product

Life On Mars Series 2 BD £12.89

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/9989896.product

Posted: 22 Jan 2009, 20:39
by bradavon
I wish they'd release Ashes to Ashes on BD :(. I'd definitely buy that. I've only seen LOM Series 1 and IMO it's not a keeper, decent though. I've still little inclination to see Series 2.