Bullets 'n' Babes

grim_tales wrote:I just went for the set - havent seen Red Heat in ages, Raw Deal is pretty fun and TR is a classic
How much space does it take on the shelf - one case?

yes,it's a good space saver.

Thanks Sam

Red Heat is ace, easily better than many of Arnie faves like Commando. It's one of my face Arnie films.

saltysam wrote:they are in a triple case.why not get it anyway,you'd get a fiver for Total Recall which means you are getting Raw Deal for £3,getting Red Heat as a freebee and saving space on your shelf

This might sound daft but I hate having films I don't like in my collection. Having Red Heat on my shelf would bug me.

Seagal triple feature BD £7.99

http://www.play.com/Search.html?searchs ... chsource=0

Markgway wrote:This might sound daft but I hate having films I don't like in my collection. Having Red Heat on my shelf would bug me.

I basically sold my RoboCop trilogy (DVD) because it contained number 3

gasteropod wrote:I basically sold my RoboCop trilogy (DVD) because it contained number 3

I know how you feel.

robo 3 is not bad, although is like kid's movie. The ninja cyborg is pretty cool though.

gasteropod wrote:

Markgway wrote:This might sound daft but I hate having films I don't like in my collection. Having Red Heat on my shelf would bug me.

I basically sold my RoboCop trilogy (DVD) because it contained number 3

Wait....


....you liked pt. 2!?!?!?!

RoboCop 2 is underrated.

RC2 pales in comparison to the original, BUT, if you take it for what it is (a let's squeeze some extra $$$ sequel) it's actually not that bad. Better than RC3 which really didn't fit the series. I didn't hate RC3, I just don't know what they were thinking with the sanitised PG-13 hack job... at least RC2 is nasty as shit.

Best Buy (in-store only) have an offer of any 5 of the top 25 chart blu-rays for £50 or any 2 for £22.. i got Expendables,Knight & Day,How To Train Your Dragon,A-Team & Christmas Carol.others i can recall being in the offer-Salt,Shrek 4,Twilight Eclipse,Toy Story 3,Sorcerers Apprentice,Avatar Collector's Edition,Karate Kid,Inception,Last Airbender,Sex & he City 2,Iron Man 2,Predators,Fantasia,Beauty & The Beast,Step Up 3,Sound Of Music,Robin Hood.

Morrissons (in store) have Expendables BD for £14.99 and if you buy that you can also got either Chaos or Revolver on DVD for free (normally a fiver each). Dunno if those 2 movies are any good though.

5 for £50 isn't good at all.

Markgway wrote:5 for £50 isn't good at all.

5 brand new releases for £10 each isn't good?show me where you can get them cheaper then.how much do you expect we should be paying for brand new (not catalogue) titles some of which were only released this week?the 5 i bought would've cost me just under £85 on Amazon.like i said let me know where i'll find these for less than a tenner each.

Expendables is newly released this week too, so getting the BD for the equivalent of a tenner sounds pretty good IMO.

grim_tales wrote:Expendables is newly released this week too, so getting the BD for the equivalent of a tenner sounds pretty good IMO.

the 2 for £22 is probably a better deal for most people as finding 5 you want could be tough.in my case 2 are presents,2 are for me & Knight & Day i picked up to watch at the weekend.if,as likely it's not a keeper i'll take it with me to work Monday and bring it in to cex,who will give me £15 cash for it it's the best blu-ray deal on new titles in this country currently,i don't think Mark will be happy with the price of Blu's until they are given away free with the Daily Mail

It's not so much that £10 is a bad price for a new release, but you have to buy FIVE to get that value. Who can find five new films worth buying? I guess it's not so bad if you know you can make your money back at CEX - but we don't have a CEX so getting rid of Blus is difficult. For most people £50 is a fair bit to lay down in one go. It makes more sense to wait unless you must have each title on day of release.

Markgway wrote: Who can find five new films worth buying?

judging by the big threads elsewhere hundreds of people it's christmas,lots of people are getting players as presents so five new releases to go with their machine is a fantastic deal at a tenner each.Even the 2 for £22 is a great offer and smashes any online price for these titles-and finding 2 new titles out of 25 isn't hard.

Markgway wrote:I guess it's not so bad if you know you can make your money back at CEX

Actually i'd make a nice profit at cex if i could be arsed-the fact i could buy 5 movies,watch them over a few days and trade them in at a possible £20 profit shows what a good deal this is. -

Markgway wrote:getting rid of Blus is difficult.

trade?

Markgway wrote:For most people £50 is a fair bit to lay down in one go.

not if you have the cash and want the films.

Markgway wrote:It makes more sense to wait unless you must have each title on day of release.

why should people wait if there's five films they want and they have the readies fair dos Mark my reaction was more your reply to my post,you appeared amazed that i'd think £50 for 5 brand new releases was a good price.well i'm sorry but we'll have to disagree,it's a stonking deal for people interested.you aren't,fair enough but that doesn't make it a bad deal.

Yeah, it's just a matter of opinion. As long as you think it's a bargain that's what counts. Not what I think. I'm more of a cheap skate as we all know...

Trades are down to nothing these days. I couldn't shift my BDs if I threw in a free blow job from my sister. I'm sure there are major forums where it would be easier but I'm not interested in those.

Predators £9.95

http://www.zavvi.com/blu-ray/predators/ ... ffil=BUYAT

Getting rid of Blu-rays is no harder than DVDs, maybe a little but at least you can still get some decent money for Blu-rays. If they're region locked it's much harder, unlike DVDs where it doesn't matter.

Also depends on where you live.

We only have one second hand record store so the market is theirs.

Seriously Mark, no offence but eBay, eBay, eBay!

Bad history with eBay.