BDs That Are Out of Print (OOP)

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by weirdkorey

I found a brand new copy of Never Say Never Again at a trades day about 6 months ago still in the package for $5.00. I got it & completed my Bond Blu-ray collection with it.

The problem is that Never Say Never Again is not canon to the Bond universe.

[njwiv]

Shallow Hal appears to be OOP.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by njwiv

Shallow Hal appears to be OOP.

Can anyone confirm this?

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Can anyone confirm this?

Seems to be OOP in the US. Amazon does not have stock and Best Buy, Target and DeepDiscount no longer carry it.

[Clark Kent]

This is the one thread on the forum I dread seeing new posts in it.

For anime fans, it is confirmed that The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is getting reissued fairly soon. So that once very expensive OOP BD should be sold now if one is a scalper.

[JackKnightStarman]

Originally Posted by njwiv

Shallow Hal appears to be OOP.

Thanks, been putting it off. Just got it off eBay for a reasonable price.

[Evil]

Originally Posted by njwiv

Shallow Hal appears to be OOP.

The Me, Myself & Irene/Shallow Hal double feature also looks to be OOP:

[darkness2918]

I think Trick r Treat might be out of print. Amazon doesn't have any & on the Best Buy site its not available to ship or for in store pick up.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/trick-r-...&skuId=9503076

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by darkness2918

I think Trick r Treat might be out of print. Amazon doesn't have any & on the Best Buy site its not available to ship or for in store pick up.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/trick-r-...&skuId=9503076

No, it was re-released by Warner a few months ago.

[DMRI2006]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

The problem is that Never Say Never Again is not canon to the Bond universe.

It may not be "canon" but it's most certainly still a James Bond film made by people who had the rights to make it. And Connery's appearance alone makes it a part of the universe.

And who cares about canon with Bond -- they've recast the part so many times and barely paid any attention to continuity over the decades, what difference does it make? Outside the lack of the "Bond theme" it really is not a big deal.

[bigG71]

Originally Posted by crikan

If you bought the blu-ray set it came with a VUDU code for the Unrated JGTH. Not ideal, but kept the set from being incomplete. I wouldn't hold your breath on a better set. There's not much else that could be added/improved. It's a fine set.

My Blu-ray set came with a Flixster (Ultraviolet) voucher which plays through Vudu but it is the R-rated version of Jason Goes To Hell. Was there a different code for Vudu itself?

[RickDee]

Originally Posted by DMRI2006

It may not be "canon" but it's most certainly still a James Bond film made by people who had the rights to make it. And Connery's appearance alone makes it a part of the universe.

And who cares about canon with Bond -- they've recast the part so many times and barely paid any attention to continuity over the decades, what difference does it make? Outside the lack of the "Bond theme" it really is not a big deal.

And it was still better than Octopussy or A View To A Kill

[Rampage09]

Originally Posted by bigG71

My Blu-ray set came with a Flixster (Ultraviolet) voucher which plays through Vudu but it is the R-rated version of Jason Goes To Hell. Was there a different code for Vudu itself?

To the best of my knowledge, Jason Goes to Hell is only available in Unrated form on the DVD release. The streaming thing with Flixster and VUDUis still the R-Rated version. The Unrated version is so much better, too. That is the only Friday the 13th DVD that remains in my library.

[TripleHBK]

Originally Posted by Rampage09

To the best of my knowledge, Jason Goes to Hell is only available in Unrated form on the DVD release. The streaming thing with Flixster and VUDUis still the R-Rated version. The Unrated version is so much better, too. That is the only Friday the 13th DVD that remains in my library.

When the set was released the code would redeem an HD print of JGTH in it's unrated form. If it's redeeming as the R rated version now it looks like someone caught wind of the error and has corrected it.

[hockeyshark91]

North By Northwest digibook is OOP now?

[returnofthemack]

Originally Posted by Rampage09

To the best of my knowledge, Jason Goes to Hell is only available in Unrated form on the DVD release. The streaming thing with Flixster and VUDUis still the R-Rated version. The Unrated version is so much better, too. That is the only Friday the 13th DVD that remains in my library.

Sure it's the R rated version? The specs on vudu said it was rated R but it was actually the uncut version. I'll check it out later tonight and see what's up.

Just did a quick check of the tent scene from Friday 9 on vudu and it's still unrated even though it says rated R.

[Rampage09]

Maybe there are different ones out there. Interesting mystery for sure.

[Rampage09]

I know the tent scene very well. One of the best kills scenes in Friday history, if you ask me.

[Mr. Romberg]

This title on Sony Music is out of print: Thalía: Primera Fila.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Mr. Romberg

This title on Sony Music is out of print: Thalía: Primera Fila.

[Show spoiler]

Done.