What Have You Bought Recently?

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Justin101

27th March was 'one of those' days. It cost me a bloody fortune. Luckily for me I'm not in a huge rush to buy the 4 big releases this week because I saw them all at the cinema so I'm going to wait until the inevitable price drop. I might get Manchester by the Sea straight away though, that film is fantastic.

i think the la la land steel book is already sold out, but yes i should of wait a few weeks as they will be cheaper!

but to be honest i had them ordered but didn't pay much attention to when they got released.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

This!

[platostotal]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

This!

What I like about that cover art so much is how simple it is but you know immediately the film even if you're not a fan, the dvd s.e. slipcase in silver & black isn't quite so nice, still cool tho...

[J Harker]

Traded a bunch of old PSOne games into CEX. Who knew they even took them, never mind that they paid good money for them. Anyway, picked up this from HMV with the cash

[SymbioticFunction]

Originally Posted by SymbioticFunction

Discovered that a blu-ray of 'Goblin - Live in Austin, Texas' was also available. This is a 2014 gig that was also released in 2016. Ordered a copy through the official Goblin website online shop (the only place where it is available). Cost me 31 pounds including shipping so it wasn't cheap. This line-up features Pignatelli/Marangolo/Morante/Guarini. Link for ordering: https://www.backtothefudda.com/shop.php I see that there is also a 'New Goblin' live in Tokyo dvd available (released in 2012). Would also be looking to pick that up at some point. Can't afford it right now!

Was chatting on a Dario Argento Facebook group and revealed how much I had spent on this (but I hadn't yet told my wife).

She's a member of the same group and whilst we were eating evening dinner, she said "31 pounds. On a blu-ray?" To be fair, she didn't complain, just queried it. Which is one of the reasons why I love her.

In my defence, I did mention that whilst I had spent slightly over 80 pounds on importing 1 dvd and 3 blu-rays in the last fortnight, I am currently doing additional cash-in-hand work for 20 pounds each week in addition to my regular job. So in two weeks, we will only be 55 pence out of pocket.

btw 31 pounds certainly isn't the most that I've spent on an individual blu-ray. That honour would go to Argento's Phantom of the Opera which cost a whopping 45 pounds to import from Germany.

[iank]

Arrived:

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Ordered:

[trebor8273]

some deliveries and CEX finds(pieces, The Mephisto Waltz, Fury,battle royale,Duel and 1941)

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by SymbioticFunction

Was chatting on a Dario Argento Facebook group and revealed how much I had spent on this (but I hadn't yet told my wife).

She's a member of the same group and whilst we were eating evening dinner, she said "31 pounds. On a blu-ray?" To be fair, she didn't complain, just queried it. Which is one of the reasons why I love her.

In my defence, I did mention that whilst I had spent slightly over 80 pounds on importing 1 dvd and 3 blu-rays in the last fortnight, I am currently doing additional cash-in-hand work for 20 pounds each week in addition to my regular job. So in two weeks, we will only be 55 pence out of pocket.

btw 31 pounds certainly isn't the most that I've spent on an individual blu-ray. That honour would go to Argento's Phantom of the Opera which cost a whopping 45 pounds to import from Germany.

I never disclose my spending I get told off enough for having no savings as it is

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I never disclose my spending I get told off enough for having no savings as it is

Me neither, I get bollocked for buying a pack of actual cigarettes instead of rolling tobacco!