Boiler Room (2000) - 7th April 2014 - Blu-ray Forum

mattyl149 · 11-19-2013, 08:17 PM

Listed on Amazon, but not up for pre-order yet, Warner Home Video will be releasing Boiler Room on Blu-ray on the 7th April 2014:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Boiler-Room-...895534&sr=1-28

19-year-old New York college drop-out Seth Davis (Giovanni Ribisi) has always been a disappointment to his father, Marty (Ron Rifkin), but seems to have at last earned a little grudging respect when he passes his broker's exams and becomes employed at J.T. Marlin. Inspired by the ambitious approach of his new colleagues in the 'boiler room', Seth sets out to make his first million, at the same time embarking on a romance with company secretary Abby (Nia Long). However, it isn't long before Seth realizes that he is in fact defrauding his new clients; the stock he is selling is worthless, and the whole J.T. Marlin operation is an illegal scam. Unable to talk to anyone, Seth's dilemma over whether to expose the operation and so lose his new-found friends and status is heightened when the FBI become involved...

I love this film and I have the EIV DVD, and I'm hoping this has a good transfer

Blu MacReady · 11-19-2013, 09:44 PM

Kept wanting to see this and never got round to it. Will defiantly go for it on blu. Good actors heard its a great film so should be a safe blind buy

Troy Perkins · 04-06-2014, 09:46 AM

I had no idea this was getting so released here in the UK so imported the recent US version off Amazon.

The sound is excellent, especially the mid 90s NY rap (Biggie Smalls, Group Home, Slick Rick etc) and the picture quality is good enough.

I'd forgotten just how many good up and coming actors were in it, I hadn't seen it since it first came out on DVD many years back but it was a fun bit of nostalgia.

I paid close to £10 but for those Brits who can wait then I'd hold off as this will be in a Amazon deal within a few months of official release.

Another decent back catalogue disc by Warner.

11-19-2013, 08:17 PM	#1
mattyl149 Blu-ray Samurai Top contributor Member since:Oct 2011 Location:Old Hill, West Midlands 4K collection:494 Blu-ray collection:8413 DVD collection:1045 Digital collection:133 Blu-ray reviews:1	Boiler Room (2000) - 7th April 2014 Listed on Amazon, but not up for pre-order yet, Warner Home Video will be releasing Boiler Room on Blu-ray on the 7th April 2014: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Boiler-Room-...895534&sr=1-28 19-year-old New York college drop-out Seth Davis (Giovanni Ribisi) has always been a disappointment to his father, Marty (Ron Rifkin), but seems to have at last earned a little grudging respect when he passes his broker's exams and becomes employed at J.T. Marlin. Inspired by the ambitious approach of his new colleagues in the 'boiler room', Seth sets out to make his first million, at the same time embarking on a romance with company secretary Abby (Nia Long). However, it isn't long before Seth realizes that he is in fact defrauding his new clients; the stock he is selling is worthless, and the whole J.T. Marlin operation is an illegal scam. Unable to talk to anyone, Seth's dilemma over whether to expose the operation and so lose his new-found friends and status is heightened when the FBI become involved... I love this film and I have the EIV DVD, and I'm hoping this has a good transfer

11-19-2013, 09:44 PM	#2
Blu MacReady Blu-ray Ninja Member since:Dec 2011 4K collection:105 Blu-ray collection:2037 DVD collection:735 Blu-ray reviews:1 Trading Score:1	Kept wanting to see this and never got round to it. Will defiantly go for it on blu. Good actors heard its a great film so should be a safe blind buy

04-06-2014, 09:46 AM	#3
Troy Perkins Senior Member Member since:Sep 2012 Location:Bristol, England	I had no idea this was getting so released here in the UK so imported the recent US version off Amazon. The sound is excellent, especially the mid 90s NY rap (Biggie Smalls, Group Home, Slick Rick etc) and the picture quality is good enough. I'd forgotten just how many good up and coming actors were in it, I hadn't seen it since it first came out on DVD many years back but it was a fun bit of nostalgia. I paid close to £10 but for those Brits who can wait then I'd hold off as this will be in a Amazon deal within a few months of official release. Another decent back catalogue disc by Warner.

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