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Scary! I heard it costs 21p to put it on a Region 1 dvd :D thats massive! considering a dvd costs less than that!
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You could always listen to the commentaries at home via your TV or PC DVD-ROM drive. Eg play the commentary in the background while you web surf or while you eat a meal.
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Romero likes to listen to them on the bus. I've done it a couple of times, it works well.
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bradavon wrote:Romero likes to listen to them on the bus.
...and at work, I knew that. I was suggesting alternatives in the rare instances such as this, when he can't rip them to his MP3 player.
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Brad wrote:I'm pretty sure I heard Tom say Tartan use that.
Yep, several Tartan UK DVDs use ARccOS protection.
Any good DVD-Ripping software can get around it, though.
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What about DVD Decrypter or DVD Shrink? Maybe not as neither have been updated for awhile.

I also use AnyDVD too.
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Exorcist/Shining double feature £3.97 at music zone
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Great price. Pity for you guys they're days away from going bankrupt. I saw it in a broadsheet yesterday, I forget which.
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yes it's true.wouldn't accept my debit card today,cash only.in administration sign at the counter.wonder if they'll have a closing down sell off?
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I bet they will. I guess their prices were too competitive and they've run out of cash.
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If there prices get any lower, they will give them away :D it sucks if they close down, my local only opened up a while back, its stunning at times! I bought Dead and Breakfast for £2.97 yesterday, its only been out a few months! BARGAIN!!
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Ronin: 2 Disc SE, £3.99 - http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProd ... sku=193947

Same as R1 but much nicer cover art plus DTS too.
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Jack Dee - 4 DVD Box Set - £15.99:

http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1131725/ ... oduct.html
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grim_tales wrote:Jack Dee - 4 DVD Box Set - £15.99:

http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1131725/ ... oduct.html
That's a good bargain, especially since it's the 4 DVD's I dont already have :)

...not as good a bargain as the Izzard 6 DVD set, though...
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1112946/ ... oduct.html

Received it last week. lots of fun.
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I might get the Jack Dee box set later :) I have seen "Live in London" and "Live at the Apollo" but not the other ones. :)
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grim_tales wrote:I might get the Jack Dee box set later :) I have seen "Live in London" and "Live at the Apollo" but not the other ones. :)
How did you like those shows. I think I've seen 1 of those on the BBC a while ago. But I dont have any of them on DVD. I just have Jack Dee Uncut on DVD, which is a good show.
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The one you saw on BBC was probably some of his Apollo material :) I liked the parts where Jack was doing stand up best - angry, deadpan comedy :D

I thought both shows (Live and Uncut and Live at the Apollo) were funny :D
The texts/messages he reads out (at the end of Live in London/Apollo) are great.

There's one at the end of Live Again - something like:

"Go to Texas, USA. Take 75 miles East. Take Highway 79 for 100 miles. Thats the way to Amarillo. Now fuck off"

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woolies have some instore cheap dvds
Chronicles of Riddick £2
Intolerable Cruelty £2
Jurassic Park £3
Along Came Polly £3
Enemy Of The State extended £4.97
Million Dollar Baby £3
American Tail 2 £2

plenty of others as well
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I didnt see EOTS Extended in there - I didnt know there was a R2 release.
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plenty of copies in my local woolies :)
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grim_tales wrote:I didnt see EOTS Extended in there - I didnt know there was a R2 release.
It's expensive anyway or rather not a bargain.
saltysam wrote:Chronicles of Riddick £2
Is this as bad as they say? I liked Part 1.

Yes Romero I should give it ago but no harm asking, I'm just getting in there before you get a chance :D
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EOTS extended is £4.99 at play so it's 2p cheaper at Woolies :)

http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1611589/ ... oduct.html
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House Of Wax original & remake & Mystery of the wax museum double disc £3.97 Music zone.
Analyse This/Analyse That double feature £3.97 music zone
Exit wounds/out for justice double feature £3.97 music zone.
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bradavon wrote:
saltysam wrote:Chronicles of Riddick £2
Is this as bad as they say? I liked Part 1.

Yes Romero I should give it ago but no harm asking, I'm just getting in there before you get a chance :D
Seriously they are totally different films, but hell if you like the charecter Riddick I say go for it as he is great and its got some great sequences in the film :) I like the film, but it was a bit of a disapointment in some ways as I like the 1st part so much.

I liked it enuff to buy the expensive Japanese limited edition directors cut, then a year later the UK got that version! dohhh!
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Thanks

I forgot to go into Woolys today but if I remember next week I'll pick it up.
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