Bullets 'n' Babes

It only looks to be 24 minutes. I'd see if you can track it down online, maybe You Tube.

bradavon wrote:It only looks to be 24 minutes. I'd see if you can track it down online, maybe You Tube.

is 24 minutes an issue? Wallace & Gromit are similar lengths and they are brilliant

The Hire - short films are way less than them and the ROCK!

Public Enemies: 3/5

It was OK, we all agreed it was fairly boring at times. Some of the shots looked cheap due to the digital camera used, and I didn't like some of the dreaded shaky cam.

saltysam wrote:Is 24 minutes an issue? Wallace & Gromit are similar lengths and they are brilliant

Not when you add them up to a decent length worth paying for. I'd not pay near a tenner for 24 minutes.

romerojpg wrote:The Hire - short films are way less than them and the ROCK!

Not when you add them up to a decent length worth paying for.

Usually the Wallace and Gromit short films are packaged together, it's very rarely just 1 short you're getting. Shrek The Halls is just a shirt and probably funnier than Shrek 3

bradavon wrote: Not when you add them up to a decent length worth paying for. I'd not pay near a tenner for 24 minutes.

in most circumstances neither would i.however in the case of the 24 minute sequel we are talking about here i'd pay the £4.91 delivered price from amazon marketplace.less than half this tenner you talk about !

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listin ... 115&sr=1-1

grim_tales wrote:Usually the Wallace and Gromit short films are packaged together, it's very rarely just 1 short you're getting.

the latest one is 29 minutes and has been released on it's own.

grim_tales wrote:Shrek The Halls is just a shirt

really? what colour did you get

LOL oops
A short.

£5 for 24 minutes sounds reasonable. And £10 for 48 min, £19 for 90 min, £38 for 180 min…

Well AFAIK the Furious Five DVD has extra stuff too, its not just the 24 mins.

Kung Fu Panda (overall): 4.25/5

Great fun film IMO Really enjoyed it The final fight seemed rather like a junior version of Kung Fu Hustle.

HungFist wrote:£5 for 24 minutes sounds reasonable. And £10 for 48 min, £19 for 90 min, £38 for 180 min…

That would make Gone with the Wind about £50.

or a TV show hundreds

romerojpg wrote:or a TV show hundreds

The Japanese do follow this logic :cussing:

Thats why I avoid Japanese releases like the plague

romerojpg wrote:Thats why I avoid Japanese releases like the plague

i've just ordered the japanese BD of The Crow

saltysam wrote:

romerojpg wrote:Thats why I avoid Japanese releases like the plague

i've just ordered the japanese BD of The Crow

Is it that much better than the UK disc? (if you know) cannot say I have heard of the J release yet.

Only bought 2 Japanese Blu Rays so far, Transporter 1 and 2 (mindblowing picture quality on part 2) and Uncut a few days after I paid for them, the french version (pretty much identical) halfed in price gutted, tossed £20 away.

i've got the japanese Transporter 1 & 2 set,excellent discs i've heard The Crow jap blu is pretty good,much better than the shitty EIV one here and is region-free

Ahhh see some of us pay for Transporter films

I never minded the look if Crow UK Blu Ray, it was still a an upgrade over the dvds if you want the grain haha, just not an impressive looking film to start with it seems but will be interesting to see how the J disc compares with the UK disc, the UK 1080i put more people off than anything, that did not bother me on any disc yet (yet)

Isn't The Crow UK Blu-ray a DVD upscale?

Many argued about what it was no one ever found out for sure.

Still some images here for comparison, the standard dvd was pretty damn good suprisingly, so the Blu Ray really only does the grain some justice it seems.

http://www.dvdfreak.bloudil.cz/freak.php?p=crow/hd&dz=0

As I said it will be interesting to see how the Japanese disc does thats for sure and how much more it pulls out of the darkness

some comments on the jap Crow disc here

http://forums.highdefdigest.com/blu-ray ... sions.html

HungFist wrote:£5 for 24 minutes sounds reasonable. And £10 for 48 min, £19 for 90 min, £38 for 180 min…

Are you for real? You cannot equate price to minutes, that's just dumb.

HungFist wrote:The Japanese do follow this logic :cussing:

There is no logic to Japanese prices, other than to rip us off.

Shingster wrote:Isn't The Crow UK Blu-ray a DVD upscale?

I don't believe so. Those who have it say it's not too shabby. I've certainly read no actual evidence to back that up (like say the Traffic HD-DVD).

Many were put off by it being an EIV disc. I cannot blame them. Good disc or not I'd always be ware of an EIV disc.

saltysam wrote:i've just ordered the japanese BD of The Crow

How much did you pay after postage and from where? Thanks.

i paid a ridiculous amount,something like £31 from Yesasia. stupid i know but A-I Love this movie B-I Had a few bob in my paypal account C-i love cool japanese imports