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Old 26th June 2014, 07:51 PM
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Got these, Iron Sky & The Hustler from CEX for £3, found the MGM TOB in a charity shop's bargain bin for...25p!!! (thought it must be scratched to hell, but it plays fine, case was smashed but swapped it for a PS2 game case when I got home)
Mate do you not purchase Blu Ray's, most of what you have there look stunning on the format?
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Old 26th June 2014, 09:06 PM
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These arrived today AND Diabolik has shipped Cannibal Holocaust!
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Old 26th June 2014, 09:24 PM
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I start a weeks holidays tomorrw so holiday money = more films. Have these in my basket ready to be ordered as soon as i get paid tomorrow. I had The Fog ad Prince of Darkness in my basket on Amazon but the price kept going up eveytime i went to order so finally getting them anyway.

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Old 26th June 2014, 09:32 PM
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I start a weeks holidays tomorrw so holiday money = more films. Have these in my basket ready to be ordered as soon as i get paid tomorrow. I had The Fog ad Prince of Darkness in my basket on Amazon but the price kept going up eveytime i went to order so finally getting them anyway.

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Some belters there, nordicdusk. Deathwish 3 is a stone-wall classic
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Old 26th June 2014, 09:36 PM
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Some belters there, nordicdusk. Deathwish 3 is a stone-wall classic
Cheers Sam i hate the waiting for them to arrive shame i didnt have them for my holidays. As for Death Wish i love all 5 film Bronson kicks ass any day of the week
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Old 26th June 2014, 10:07 PM
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Mate do you not purchase Blu Ray's, most of what you have there look stunning on the format?
Long story, most Bluray discs are now dual-layer(ones that have a wavy pattern on the disc) my player has now refused to load those, after searching around(including PS3 forums) this is becoming a real problem for longevity, it's okay if you can pick up a new player today but when the lens/laser refuses to read dual-layer discs in the future when players are no longer available we may be stuck with shelves full of discs with no hardware to play them on, unlike dvd dual-layer format the Bluray dual-layer seems much more difficult to read than single-layer discs leading to a players lifespan of 2-3 years before the lens/laser gives up and refuses dual-layer, my PS2 dates from 2004 and still plays dvd perfectly 10 years on and has had heavy games/film use, so I only buy single layer Blu discs now, I fear we are near the end of physical media so companies have no interest in fixing the issue so once the players are gone stunning pq or not those dual-layer discs will just gather dust.
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Old 26th June 2014, 10:17 PM
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Long story, most Bluray discs are now dual-layer(ones that have a wavy pattern on the disc) my player has now refused to load those, after searching around(including PS3 forums) this is becoming a real problem for longevity, it's okay if you can pick up a new player today but when the lens/laser refuses to read dual-layer discs in the future when players are no longer available we may be stuck with shelves full of discs with no hardware to play them on, unlike dvd dual-layer format the Bluray dual-layer seems much more difficult to read than single-layer discs leading to a players lifespan of 2-3 years before the lens/laser gives up and refuses dual-layer, my PS2 dates from 2004 and still plays dvd perfectly 10 years on and has had heavy games/film use, so I only buy single layer Blu discs now, I fear we are near the end of physical media so companies have no interest in fixing the issue so once the players are gone stunning pq or not those dual-layer discs will just gather dust.
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Old 26th June 2014, 10:27 PM
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Long story, most Bluray discs are now dual-layer(ones that have a wavy pattern on the disc) my player has now refused to load those, after searching around(including PS3 forums) this is becoming a real problem for longevity, it's okay if you can pick up a new player today but when the lens/laser refuses to read dual-layer discs in the future when players are no longer available we may be stuck with shelves full of discs with no hardware to play them on, unlike dvd dual-layer format the Bluray dual-layer seems much more difficult to read than single-layer discs leading to a players lifespan of 2-3 years before the lens/laser gives up and refuses dual-layer, my PS2 dates from 2004 and still plays dvd perfectly 10 years on and has had heavy games/film use, so I only buy single layer Blu discs now, I fear we are near the end of physical media so companies have no interest in fixing the issue so once the players are gone stunning pq or not those dual-layer discs will just gather dust.
The above is not having a pop at people here going Bluray by the way, it's just my choice and giving Tele an answer to his query.
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Old 26th June 2014, 10:29 PM
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The above is not having a pop at people here going Bluray by the way, it's just my choice and giving Tele an answer to his query.
Not suggesting you were. Didn't actually know this fact!

I may keep a few PS3s handy. My 80gb has lasted YEARS in Rude health and was second hand when I bought it.
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Old 26th June 2014, 10:31 PM
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Long story, most Bluray discs are now dual-layer(ones that have a wavy pattern on the disc) my player has now refused to load those, after searching around(including PS3 forums) this is becoming a real problem for longevity, it's okay if you can pick up a new player today but when the lens/laser refuses to read dual-layer discs in the future when players are no longer available we may be stuck with shelves full of discs with no hardware to play them on, unlike dvd dual-layer format the Bluray dual-layer seems much more difficult to read than single-layer discs leading to a players lifespan of 2-3 years before the lens/laser gives up and refuses dual-layer, my PS2 dates from 2004 and still plays dvd perfectly 10 years on and has had heavy games/film use, so I only buy single layer Blu discs now, I fear we are near the end of physical media so companies have no interest in fixing the issue so once the players are gone stunning pq or not those dual-layer discs will just gather dust.
I've been playing Blu-rays for 7 years with no problems, I think '2-3 years' is a massive exaggeration, and surely any kind of laser will fail at some point.
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