Bullets 'n' Babes

Thanks Ivan
I heard A Touch of Zen is coming at some point too.

Mono!!

Cant see any specs mentioned in the link?

grim_tales wrote:Cant see any specs mentioned in the link?

Listen to the clip.

Can't wait. Already preordered

First rate disc!

That's a relief. I had a feeling MOC could be relied upon.

A Touch of Zen is coming too! - http://criterionforum.org/forum/viewtop ... 14&t=13991

Makes me feel silly for getting the Optinum, Tai Seng and German dvds in the past...

Oooooh Limited Edition, nice!

Limited Edition i hope doesn't mean unneccessary tat to boost the price up. i don't mind paying but i really just want the film and the film only here.

According to Eureka on FB, the Limited Edition will have another disc of extras (looks like it?)

Limited edition third disc features the documentary KING HU 1932-1997, a new video essay by critic David Cairns, and more.

A full list of Special Features will be announced soon! Pre-order now http://amzn.to/1WJ95Nw

Edit: Bloody hell, you werent kidding about the price being put up - £27.99 Hopefully it will come down soon nearer release, thats the sort of pricing The Wicker Man had. The documentary does sound good though

it's not a great want.they'll release it down the line in normal packaging so i can wait.

£28 is far too expensive for one film.

Frankly £18 is too expensive for one film.

Not sure what they're thinking on this?

Maybe theyre playing on the collector's market. It would have to be much cheaper for me to order. Even at 2000 copies its a niche title so may not sell out quickly.

it'll be down to £19.99 at least on Amazon before it's released. i've got £70 of amazon vouchers sitting here....but it's a film i'll watch when purchased and i could be reaching pensionable age before i want to see it again....though to be fair i could probably say that about 90% of movies i currently own.

I must say I'm getting a bit tired of all these "limited editions." Maybe because I'm impulsive.

Ordered because amazons price promise will mean this will be way cheaper anyway

Good point

grim_tales wrote:Good point

Ordered Dragon Inn @ £17.99 and it cost me £11.38 in the end

I remember the days when £12.99 for the 4:3 English dubbed only DVD of Born Invincible was considered a "budget" price.

Ivan Drago wrote:I remember the days when £12.99 for the 4:3 English dubbed only DVD of Born Invincible was considered a "budget" price.

So true. People want everything for nothing these days

luckystars wrote:

Ivan Drago wrote:I remember the days when £12.99 for the 4:3 English dubbed only DVD of Born Invincible was considered a "budget" price.

So true. People want everything for nothing these days

What do you base that statement on?