What Have You Bought Recently?

[Make Them Die Slowly]

This:

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by oaxaca

Very tempting. Do you know what sort of price it will go for? Has there been a release date set for the US version? Sorry for all the questions

The kimichi one is $30.99 plus shipping.
Standard Korean blu SE price really. Cant get Asain limited editions for cheap.
Dont know release date, once it goes live it will say on the site.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

and this...

[trebor8273]

Canceled order of dollman from amazon and will get import version from importcds which is only $6.99 at the moment

[Sam]

I was in Blackpool to see Bob Dylan yesterday so decided to pop into the huge Poundland on the front and ended up picking up the following...

Elevator - rented this from Blockbusters a year or so ago and thought it was a fairly tight thriller
Hollow - sounds interesting from the blurb but have since read some dodgy reviews!
Gag - Anything that boasts that it's 'in the tradition of' another film on the cover (in this case 'Saw') can only be bad but it was only a quid!!
The Good Doctor - Looks an interesting departure for Orlando Bloom. Looking forward to checking this one out.

[gag]

Originally Posted by BAKA

Just popped over to YesAsia to see what the regular edition was selling for, and now I've noticed half a dozen things I didn't know existed, that I now want. Ugh.

Never heard of yesasia sounds a good site . Any other recommended sites like this ?

[Delirium]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Ordering this beauty as soon as it goes live in a few hours.



In case anyone cant decode what movie it is...its A Tale of Two Sisters.
Using a new master that looks stunning! UK blu looks like dirt compared to this.
US release will use same master but wont have nice packaging like this..only downside is extras as usual have no subs.
So will wait until US disc is cheap and buy it for extras.

Have you ordered form them before? Are they customs friendly at all?

[monkeypedro]

Just found out this bad news.

"As a valued customer of Sainsbury's Entertainment website we wanted to let you know that from March 2014 our website Sainsbury's Entertainment - Games, Music, Films, Blu-Rays, Books, CDs, DVDs & MP3s will become completely on demand - offering music and films for downloading and films for streaming. From 28 February 2014 we will no longer accept online orders for physical products. This change is due to the rapid growth in customer appetite for on demand films, music and books.

We are aware that you have an order due from Sainsbury's Entertainment and we can assure you that we will fulfil your order.

However, we will no longer be able to accept any pre-orders for items which don't yet have a release date, or which will be released after 15 March 2014.

Sainsbury's will continue to sell DVDs, CDs, books, games and games consoles in over 1,000 stores. In addition, we are constantly expanding our Entertainment on Demand offering to bring you more films, music and books to download, or films to stream, to a range of devices.

Thank you again for shopping at Sainsbury's Entertainment."

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by monkeypedro

Just found out this bad news.

"As a valued customer of Sainsbury's Entertainment website we wanted to let you know that from March 2014 our website Sainsbury's Entertainment - Games, Music, Films, Blu-Rays, Books, CDs, DVDs & MP3s will become completely on demand - offering music and films for downloading and films for streaming. From 28 February 2014 we will no longer accept online orders for physical products. This change is due to the rapid growth in customer appetite for on demand films, music and books.

We are aware that you have an order due from Sainsbury's Entertainment and we can assure you that we will fulfil your order.

However, we will no longer be able to accept any pre-orders for items which don't yet have a release date, or which will be released after 15 March 2014.

Sainsbury's will continue to sell DVDs, CDs, books, games and games consoles in over 1,000 stores. In addition, we are constantly expanding our Entertainment on Demand offering to bring you more films, music and books to download, or films to stream, to a range of devices.

Thank you again for shopping at Sainsbury's Entertainment."

Not good, not good at all!

[bdc]

They will revise that decision imo.
I still remember the days when vinyl was getting the boot in stores.

Took more than a month but this arrived from The US today:

House on Straw Hill, The aka Exposé - Combo (1976) (Severin) -- Blu-ray + Dvd
Limited Edition + Ban the Sadist Videos! (Documentary) (2005)

It's at least region A/B (maybe C as well) btw.

Materials available were in bad condition (even the negative it seems) so this is probably the best it can look nowadays: