James Bond: The Ultimate Collection (1962-2012) + Volume Collections

[Bourne1886]

Originally Posted by vasilismf

the new skyfall bluray, is the same from 2012? Or the menu changed so it will have the same menus as the other 22 blurays?

It's the same disc menu, it fact the whole disc is the same including the trailers at the beginning which are the Bond 50 set, Die Hard 5 and Taken 2.

The disc art is different and now matches the set.

[Bourne1886]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

When I found out both sets came with UV codes it made it a more difficult decision because I can get the regular 23 film set for £62 so after selling the included UV code it would work out around £35/40 and I already got £55 for my Bond 50 set so I would be in profit but that bonus disc sure is tempting, will have to wait and see what sort of price I can get the Amazon Exclusive for then make a decision.

If you sell the codes for more you may cover the cost of the bonus disc black box.

[Puckjunkie]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

When I found out both sets came with UV codes it made it a more difficult decision because I can get the regular 23 film set for £62 so after selling the included UV code it would work out around £35/40 and I already got £55 for my Bond 50 set so I would be in profit but that bonus disc sure is tempting, will have to wait and see what sort of price I can get the Amazon Exclusive for then make a decision.

Both UK sets have UV codes?

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by Puckjunkie

Both UK sets have UV codes?

Yes both the regular white set and the Amazon Exclusive black set come with UV codes.

Just noticed the price of the Amazon Exclusive set has dropped to £90.30, sure it was £99.99 only an hour ago.

[ghbradshaw]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

When I found out both sets came with UV codes it made it a more difficult decision because I can get the regular 23 film set for £62 so after selling the included UV code it would work out around £35/40 and I already got £55 for my Bond 50 set so I would be in profit but that bonus disc sure is tempting, will have to wait and see what sort of price I can get the Amazon Exclusive for then make a decision.

I assume your reference to seeing what price you can get means you're using Flubit or Bespoke Offers?

Thought I'd share my experience - after several attempts I was offered the white box for £56 (20% off), so worth trying again if you've been offered £62. My first attempt with the black box came back saying they can't beat, but that doesn't mean they won't with a different attempt.

I went for the white box at that price - when it arrives I'm planning to sell the UV code. Need to work out how to do it on here as I'm new to the site, but sounds like getting somewhere between £20 and £30 is possible from what you've said!

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by ghbradshaw

I assume your reference to seeing what price you can get means you're using Flubit or Bespoke Offers?

Thought I'd share my experience - after several attempts I was offered the white box for £56 (20% off), so worth trying again if you've been offered £62. My first attempt with the black box came back saying they can't beat, but that doesn't mean they won't with a different attempt.

I went for the white box at that price - when it arrives I'm planning to sell the UV code. Need to work out how to do it on here as I'm new to the site, but sounds like getting somewhere between £20 and £30 is possible from what you've said!

Yea I tried Flubit a few times and they came back with around £62 for the regular set but both attempts at getting the Exclusive have come back saying they can't source it anywhere else which makes sense but with the recent price drop I decided the bonus disc was worth the bit extra, just hope I can find a buyer for the UV code otherwise its going to work out a lot more expensive than I thought lol

[MattO]

I only owned four Bond films before these releases and planned on just getting a couple steelbooks and buying a few codes. One week later, I own all the films except the Dalton ones. These things just happen, I guess. Target's prices on the actor sets pushed me over the edge.

So the lack of digital codes on the Dalton and Lazenby sets is a real annoyance. I'm looking for the two Dalton individual titles and they seem to be relatively scarce. FamilyVideo.com has them for $10 each, but the site reviews are so-so. I'm not totally confident that they're shipping the version with the digital codes, as they depict. Has anyone dealt with them before?

If Vudu does a sale on individual movies, I'll probably just buy them there.

[shaysaysHAHA]

Originally Posted by MattO

I'm looking for the two Dalton individual titles and they seem to be relatively scarce. FamilyVideo.com has them for $10 each, but the site reviews are so-so. I'm not totally confident that they're shipping the version with the digital codes, as they depict. Has anyone dealt with them before?

If Vudu does a sale on individual movies, I'll probably just buy them there.

http://www.amazon.com/The-Living-Day...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

http://www.amazon.com/Licence-to-Kil...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

[master gandhi]

Originally Posted by MattO

I only owned four Bond films before these releases and planned on just getting a couple steelbooks and buying a few codes. One week later, I own all the films except the Dalton ones. These things just happen, I guess. Target's prices on the actor sets pushed me over the edge.

So the lack of digital codes on the Dalton and Lazenby sets is a real annoyance. I'm looking for the two Dalton individual titles and they seem to be relatively scarce. FamilyVideo.com has them for $10 each, but the site reviews are so-so. I'm not totally confident that they're shipping the version with the digital codes, as they depict. Has anyone dealt with them before?

If Vudu does a sale on individual movies, I'll probably just buy them there.

I'm planning to wait until next month when Best Buy has all the Bond Blu-rays with Spectre movie money. Right now, those versions are $12.99, but I'm hoping for a sale. Still, it's not a bad price when you factor in the movie money.

[Bourne1886]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

Yea I tried Flubit a few times and they came back with around £62 for the regular set but both attempts at getting the Exclusive have come back saying they can't source it anywhere else which makes sense but with the recent price drop I decided the bonus disc was worth the bit extra, just hope I can find a buyer for the UV code otherwise its going to work out a lot more expensive than I thought lol

I put mine on eBay and got 30 for them within 2 hours of listing!

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by Bourne1886

I put mine on eBay and got 30 for them within 2 hours of listing!

Definitely going to try here first so I can avoid eBay fee's.

[Machine Gun Willy]

Starting to wonder if UV codes are the new slipcover

[Bourne1886]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

Definitely going to try here first so I can avoid eBay fee's.

Might as well. I haven't been charged by eBay I listed them for nothing and I didn't have to pay any fees for actually selling them.

[Puckjunkie]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

Yes both the regular white set and the Amazon Exclusive black set come with UV codes.

Just noticed the price of the Amazon Exclusive set has dropped to £90.30, sure it was £99.99 only an hour ago.

Great - many thanks for the confirmation!

[Yojimbo68]

Originally Posted by Machine Gun Willy

Starting to wonder if UV codes are the new slipcover

Man you are so right! The talk about them on this forum has like tripled in the past few months. It won't take more than a little push to get a lot of people to go completely digital.

[Dunemoon]

Originally Posted by Machine Gun Willy

Starting to wonder if UV codes are the new slipcover

Either that or whining about when a title becomes out of print.

[V40LLY]

Originally Posted by Yojimbo68

Man you are so right! The talk about them on this forum has like tripled in the past few months. It won't take more than a little push to get a lot of people to go completely digital.

In 20 years time, we'll laughing about DVD's and Blu-Ray's.

[startrekkin58]

Originally Posted by V40LLY

In 20 years time, we'll laughing about DVD's and Blu-Ray's.

What's a DVD?

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by V40LLY

In 20 years time, we'll laughing about DVD's and Blu-Ray's.

I seriously doubt it. There's too much content that will never look any better than SD video or 1080p.

[V40LLY]

That's true, but, there's no reason why those movies shouldn't be digitalised. Take a look at the iTunes Store; there's loads of stuff on there, that you'd never have expected to find.

It's like the CD's in the music world, which are still dying of death, very slowly.