I've seen a few films from Louis Malle, but not yet this one. I'm quite looking forward to it, I've seen some interesting reactions, and the clip on Criterion's site is really strange. There's no turning back, I've ordered it now.

One quick question. Whats shipping costs like from B&N to the UK.

Very tempted to get some criterion stuff, glad to hear customs not intercepting.

As you will see, today was a good day... the Universal monster set was £15!! pre-owned w/booklet:):) The single BDs were £3 each and Odd Angry Shot was in poundland(tho it's transfer is a bit meh), and there are those who will say the BD of Salvation at £3 is £3 too much:lol::lol: but it completes my Terminator films.

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You won't regret it!

Well you might, but hopefully you'll enjoy it.

I paid $13.43 for each order, which both consisted of 6 films.

I would caution you that some people have been stung though, and apparently B&N have listed RRP on a couple of packages. So it is still not without risk. I would say though, that those who appear to have been hit, have all had massive orders that were assigned to couriers, and the couriers automatically pay customs fees to avoid delay. I'd say an order of 5-6 or less should be fine. It seems to have served me well so far, anyway.

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A double dip for this I could not resist those postcard.plus it's one of my all time favourite films

yeah, I loath to double dip but I can see me getting that one.

Mine got through ok, but the packages are marked so if you're ordering more than £15 worth you still run the risk of getting caught by customs.

Im not sure if there is any difference between this and the other blu ray i have but there some extra special features and the postcards so worth it.

For Love's Sake is a prize I won in a Third Window competition: