Zombie Flesh Eaters

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Rik

There's a seller on eBay selling the faulty disc for a fiver, pretty sure Arrow said it was illegal to do this when they sent the replacements out

I flogged the house by the cemetary disc 2 on amazon for a couple of quid. What else was I going to do, leave some non bodegradable plastic in a landfill somewhere polluting the planet or make a couple of quid back on the film and give someone a cheap way of seeing the arrow disc. Its in no way illigal.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by keirarts

I flogged the house by the cemetary disc 2 on amazon for a couple of quid. What else was I going to do, leave some non bodegradable plastic in a landfill somewhere polluting the planet or make a couple of quid back on the film and give someone a cheap way of seeing the arrow disc. Its in no way illigal.

I seem to remeber Arrow saying that by entering into the replacement program you agree to not sell the faulty disc, I have two of them myself sat in a box doing bugger all, along with a faulty copy of Cabin in the Woods.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Rik

I seem to remeber Arrow saying that by entering into the replacement program you agree to not sell the faulty disc, I have two of them myself sat in a box doing bugger all, along with a faulty copy of Cabin in the Woods.

I dont recall it but perhaps... worst they could do is make amazon/ebay remove the listing. The disc 2 of house by the cemetary had the full film and extras of disc 1, I didn't sell it for loads but theres a lad in holland that got a disc only for a couple of quid. Waste not want not I say.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

I seem to remeber Arrow saying that by entering into the replacement program you agree to not sell the faulty disc, I have two of them myself sat in a box doing bugger all, along with a faulty copy of Cabin in the Woods.

So they wanted you to throw it away or keep it? That'll be right!

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

So they wanted you to throw it away or keep it? That'll be right!

Pretty much yeah

[SilverGunnar Hansen]

I'm not too up on Blu Ray tech stuff, but has anyone else noticed really bad blockiness during the shark scene? Is that artifacting? It's a bit distracting. Probably only noticed it because I've had it on about ten times already . . .

[Andra Jai]

Originally Posted by Rik

I seem to remeber Arrow saying that by entering into the replacement program you agree to not sell the faulty disc, I have two of them myself sat in a box doing bugger all, along with a faulty copy of Cabin in the Woods.

I love to see them attempt to enforce that

[Rik]

Originally Posted by sam tyler

I love to see them attempt to enforce that

I don't see how they could anyway, unless they constantly check sites like ebay and Amazon for listings.

[Andra Jai]

Originally Posted by Rik

I don't see how they could anyway, unless they constantly check sites like ebay and Amazon for listings.

The thing is, this would be an un-winnable situation for the company.

They could only ever enforce it through a court and even if by some miracle they won (which I can't see happening) it would do their company more harm then good with all the adverse publicity.

Imagine the headlines about how some company sues its own customers over a mistake they originally made.

[Roughale]

I think it is just unethical to sell the faulty discs... Each seller has to fight that with his/her own conscience - I doubt they'll ruin the sales at this point in time... I wonder how such a seller would react when the buyer notices the missing seconds - would the real asshole appear?

I keep my faulty disc, like I did with the Beyond disc...