Bullets 'n' Babes

You tell me know after I've just picked them up for about £23 delivered -

1. Bourne Identity - DVD Crave - £5.70 - Australia
2. Bourne Supremacy - eBay.co.uk - £8.60 - UK
3. Bourne Ultimatum - Wherehouse.com - £9.60 - USA

Great price though, and customs safe too.

Yup I was gutted when I spotted it for that price as I just bought the forst 2 films for £6 each dohhh!

Amazon are not customs safe.

IronMonkey wrote:Amazon are not customs safe.

They are when the price is £15 as is the case with this set.

Bourne Ultimatum (American Combo with the right subs) is now 7.49 at Movietyme or less if you havea nice voucher or two, which I did.

Doh! I was sure the £9.60 I paid couldn't be beaten. Oh well, you win some you lose some.

romerojpg wrote:

IronMonkey wrote:Amazon are not customs safe.

They are when the price is £15 as is the case with this set.

The thread title says it is £18.50, which puts it over the £18 limit. Therefore, it is not customs safe.

£18.50 delivered it says at the top of this thread, its £15 ($29.99) before postage, no customs risk at all.

Didn't we have this whole debate a while back about how Amazon included the shipping cost in the charge on the packaging? As in, customs took what they put on the packaging as the actual price paid for the items, which in this case puts it over the £18 limit?

Amazon put the shipping charge on the packaging but crucially seperate to the value of the goods.therefore if the goods are under £18 not a problem whatsoever.shipping is counted towards cost when value of the goods itself is over £18.

Its when they do Buy one Get one Free offers that they mess up, all the time put full price on the package the fools.

All three of you are right . The parcel will say what the value of the goods are minus postage and this is what Customs pay attention too.

If I didn't already have these I'd bag this but am staying well clear of their BOGOF deals.

i'm surprised you guys didn't hang on for the BD of these.i'd imagine these will be among the first universal releases.

* Warner will soon have all titles on BD.
* Paramount only have a handful of HD-DVDs to re-release so it cannot be that long. The same goes for the independent labels, such as Momentum and Optimum.
* Universal however having thousands or is it hundreds to re-release. Whatever it is they have flipping loads.

I am still hoping I can get a Combo Player too

My point is having taken a hit on hd-dvd universal will want their big guns out quickly, which means the Bourne movies amongst the first re-releases imo.

I knew what your point was but thanks

It's impossible to really know what will come first and when it will actually come.

But why would I want a Blu Ray version when they will cost far more than the HD DVD versions do now which I can have right now, its not like my HD DVD player broke when the format went a little dead

Future Proofing, but otherwise yes agreed.

You can never future proof, Blu Ray may be gone in a few years.

It's less gone than HD-DVD

Considering how much they've put into Blu-ray (especially as a result of two formats) they're not going to kill off BD that quickly. I see DVD remaining the dominant home video format, BD being a niche product and eventually (5+ years) movie downloads becoming popular too, but just like CD it won't replace both DVD or BD.

At first it will only compete with DVD as it's likely to be SD at first * and there will always be a market for a physical product. Collector's just aren't going to move over to a virtual format that quickly, if at all.

* the mass market doesn't care about HD and may never do, they never cared about HD Audio in fact quite the opposite.

bradavon wrote:It's less gone than HD-DVD

yet you are still buying discs for this "dead" format Romero makes a good point,nothing is future proof ie

Enter The Dragon i have

Saw in Cinema
owned on super 8
owned on Vhs
owned on vhs w/screen
owned on Laserdisc
owned on dvd
owned on hd-dvd
owned on Blu-ray

and they still haven't released it properly,except on laserdisc

saltysam wrote:Yet you are still buying discs for this "dead" format

Of course. I've explained why many times

saltysam wrote:Romero makes a good point,nothing is future proof

I know. I agreed with him

saltysam wrote:Enter The Dragon i have

So you don't own it any more then?

bradavon wrote: Of course. I've explained why many times

making cheap jibes about a dead format and in the next post spouting about the hd-dvd discs you are buying make you look stupid....

bradavon wrote:So you don't own it any more then?

yes,blu-ray and dvd.as if i wouldn't own this classic.

You can always buy the blu versions, in 10 years at 4 £ a pop once the format will be old ! (or when better mastered blu versions are released, double dips will come sooner than we think)