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Originally Posted by keirarts (Post 372125)

To be fair, when I get multiple orders I pack them together. For overseas customers I don't discount as Amazons credit dosent even cover half the cost of overseas. In the uk however I usually up the postage to first class or even special delivery.

Yeah, I do the same.

some stuff from cex(trades) and charity shop

charity shop

DVDs 50p

the house
divergence
the killer
once a thief
the city of violence
dead or alive 2
straw dogs

Blus £2

thx 1138
crazies old and new versions
cloudy with chance of meatballs 3d
ghosthouse 3d

my steelbook of forbidden planet is ready for dispatch. next week is going to be expensive with these coming out

forbidden planet
curse of chucky
the witches
the beyond
Halloween steelbook

Mad Detective and Une Femme Mariee came this morning

I picked up the 80's Jack The Ripper starring Michael Caine which I vaguely remember watching on TV when I was a kid, pretty sure it was in miniseries form.

The postman delivered Firefly and Serenity on Bluray so I can bin off my DVDs and I bought The Complete Alan Partridge on DVD (it doesn't contain Midmorning Matters).

I also found The Jess Franco collection in CEX, contains eight films including Jack The Ripper with Klaus Kinski.

Went ahead and picked this up. I wish The Godsend would have had a standalone release.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...PL._SY300_.jpg

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Originally Posted by Frankenhooker (Post 372167)

That Michael Caine Jack the Ripper was a mini series. It's still the best screen attempt at telling the ripper story done in my humble opinion. I like to believe Alan Moore watched it before writing his sublime Graphic novel (with art by eddie campbell) FROM HELL. The screen adaptation of that was ok'ish but not a patch on the book. I also like the Jess Franco Jack the Ripper (out in a spiffing looking Blu-ray) though it has nothing to do with the Ripper. Murder by decree is also good but the Caine version is the best. :popcorn:

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Originally Posted by Demoncrat (Post 372111)

Cheers!! Wish me luck....;)

As I've just been able to see this link, 500!! I'd better get my skates on. :nod:

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Originally Posted by Frankenhooker (Post 372167)

Is that the JF collection with Sexy Sisters? Let us know what ye think;);)