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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Multi-format-mayhem @ Nov 12th 2008 4:15PM
Yes I have mine ordered (at the best discount I could find on the net)
and yes I bought Iron Man
(dirt cheap thankfully, sh!te film but interesting audio track - gave the sub & centre-stage a good workout)
and I even have a pre-order in on Wanted too (again at the best discount I could find).
But.
3 movies which will spike the sales charts.
That's not a great story for the health of the format.
Mike @ Nov 12th 2008 6:33PM
And what were these deals and where?
Next week Target will have Ironman for sale for $19 and I plan to buy that. I saw DK at the movies an it was a let down... maybe a $12 movie if I ever decide to buy... Jack Nickelson did a much better job.
Multi-format-mayhem @ Nov 12th 2008 7:05PM
I paid $6.99 for Iron Man from a guy who decided to sell instead of return the recalled 1st issue (my LG has no problems with it).
Not bad eh?
Batman TDK is coming from Play.com @ £14.99 = $22.32 delivered
Wanted is also from Play.com for the same money (delivered).
The savings for those 2 are nothing like as good but I am under, er, shall we say pressure to produce them straight away rather than wait.
Mike @ Nov 13th 2008 12:24PM
Can you buy from deep dicount? they r having a 25% off sale that brings DK to about $21 and wanted $22.50 with free shipping.. not sure on tax. I plan to buy band of brothers set for about $42 and will find out then.
Multi-format-mayhem @ Nov 20th 2008 9:18AM
If you're still reading this.....
I just cancelled Batman & Wanted & have now got them coming @ £13.44/$19.95 delivered from The Hut.
They had a lunchtime promo.
Result.
F*ck you, BDA.