Zima (Mexican label) - Blu-ray Forum

apollo828 · 08-20-2023, 03:22 PM

Hi. Does anybody know what happened to Zima, the label that put out the vast majority of the Blus from Mexico? According to this site, their last release was Chilangolandia, which came out at the end of 2021. I couldn't use the label's old site (some sort of HTTPS issue) but I believe it just redirects to the new site. They're still in business but, as best I can tell, they just distribute to TV channels and maybe theatrically. I assume they just quietly stopped producing Blus. Any light that anybody can shed on this?

Thanks!

EDIT: As mentioned below, Zima no longer produces Blus. In fact, as of Jan. 2024, it looks like many of their titles are gone from Amazon Mexico, presumably never to be restocked, but some are still floating around. If you're looking for any titles, try eBay.

That said, if you're able to visit Mexico, the easy workaround is to use Amazon Mexico and just have everything sent to a DHL office. You can punch in the postal code for a city and see what's around. You will pay VAT but shipping will be free if you spend enough (MX$299 or more, I think), so that helps. I'll report back next week, after I've picked up an order.

08-20-2023, 03:22 PM	#1
apollo828 Power Member Top contributor Member since:Nov 2007 Blu-ray reviews:1	Zima (Mexican label) Hi. Does anybody know what happened to Zima, the label that put out the vast majority of the Blus from Mexico? According to this site, their last release was Chilangolandia, which came out at the end of 2021. I couldn't use the label's old site (some sort of HTTPS issue) but I believe it just redirects to the new site. They're still in business but, as best I can tell, they just distribute to TV channels and maybe theatrically. I assume they just quietly stopped producing Blus. Any light that anybody can shed on this? Thanks! EDIT: As mentioned below, Zima no longer produces Blus. In fact, as of Jan. 2024, it looks like many of their titles are gone from Amazon Mexico, presumably never to be restocked, but some are still floating around. If you're looking for any titles, try eBay. That said, if you're able to visit Mexico, the easy workaround is to use Amazon Mexico and just have everything sent to a DHL office. You can punch in the postal code for a city and see what's around. You will pay VAT but shipping will be free if you spend enough (MX$299 or more, I think), so that helps. I'll report back next week, after I've picked up an order. Last edited by apollo828; 01-26-2024 at 03:50 AM.

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