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

[trainreck]

Originally Posted by BleachD

I bought the Ultimate Set for the special features and I don't want the Digital HD code that comes with it. Can anyone give me any advice on where and how to safely sell the code?

Check out this thread in the deals forum. The rules are in the first post. I've sold all my digital codes on this forum with no issues. It's also nice to scan the last few pages of that thread to check how much people are listing certain codes for.

[BleachD]

Originally Posted by trainreck

Check out this thread in the deals forum. The rules are in the first post. I've sold all my digital codes on this forum with no issues. It's also nice to scan the last few pages of that thread to check how much people are listing certain codes for.

Thanks for the help. Ended up selling my digital copy pretty quickly and for a really good price. Just hoping that I didn't do something wrong since this is my first time and end up scammed out of a digital copy but that's just me being negative. Otherwise, really happy here.

[trainreck]

Originally Posted by BleachD

Thanks for the help. Ended up selling my digital copy pretty quickly and for a really good price. Just hoping that I didn't do something wrong since this is my first time and end up scammed out of a digital copy but that's just me being negative. Otherwise, really happy here.

Glad to help. I think you should be good, everyone here that I've dealt with has been trustworthy.

[Aerodude73]

I ordered the White box set one. That doesn't come with digital codes, does it?

[RBBrittain]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

I ordered the White box set one. That doesn't come with digital codes, does it?

Correct. The only new BDs with DC codes are the black box set; the Connery (both), Moore (both), Brosnan & Craig collections (but *NOT* Lazenby or Dalton); and the most recent stand-alone BDs (white bottom half of cover, "Blu-ray" & "Digital HD" near the 007 logo at top). All the sets are UV-only; the stand-alones I've tried (OHMSS, TLD & LTK) were UV or Google Play like most recent Fox releases. (Sorry, no iTunes.) Before that, only Skyfall came with DC codes; that one had separate iTunes (in SD) & UV copies.

[jdw89]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

I ordered the White box set one. That doesn't come with digital codes, does it?

Or a booklet or the bonus disc

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by jdw89

Or a booklet or the bonus disc

lol - yes, I knew That part

[StingingVelvet]

Got this set today. It's funny how it's both much uglier than the Bond 50 set but also much better since it's not as cumbersome and doesn't scratch the discs. The poster booklet contains all the main posters, which is what most people would want. Solid release. Assuming my Bond 50 set sells for $40 or so at least I will be happy I got it.

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Got this set today. It's funny how it's both much uglier than the Bond 50 set but also much better since it's not as cumbersome and doesn't scratch the discs. The poster booklet contains all the main posters, which is what most people would want. Solid release.

Assuming my Bond 50 set sells for $40 or so at least I will be happy I got it.

I would think you'd Easily get that, prob more (than $40)

[belar]

OK, so I've been buying up the actor blu-ray collections. I've got both Connery, both Moore, and Brosnan, and my local Target has Craig, so I'll pick that up this week. My question is, do the Dalton and Lazenby ones have slipcases like all the other ones? I like everything to match when I buy things like this. So, has anyone actually purchased these two "collections" that can answer this?

I have looked through the thread and didn't see an answer. If this has already been discussed, I apologize.

Thanks!

[jdw89]

Originally Posted by belar

OK, so I've been buying up the actor blu-ray collections. I've got both Connery, both Moore, and Brosnan, and my local Target has Craig, so I'll pick that up this week. My question is, do the Dalton and Lazenby ones have slipcases like all the other ones? I like everything to match when I buy things like this. So, has anyone actually purchased these two "collections" that can answer this?

I have looked through the thread and didn't see an answer. If this has already been discussed, I apologize.

Thanks!

I haven't purchased the other one's, but I saw them at Best Buy and they do.

[dazed2012]

Originally Posted by belar

OK, so I've been buying up the actor blu-ray collections. I've got both Connery, both Moore, and Brosnan, and my local Target has Craig, so I'll pick that up this week. My question is, do the Dalton and Lazenby ones have slipcases like all the other ones? I like everything to match when I buy things like this. So, has anyone actually purchased these two "collections" that can answer this?



I have looked through the thread and didn't see an answer. If this has already been discussed, I apologize.



Thanks!

Dalton has a box set, but Lazenby does not. The only Lazenby movie is On Her Majesty's Secret Service. It is a single release.

[DarkEco910]

Originally Posted by belar

OK, so I've been buying up the actor blu-ray collections. I've got both Connery, both Moore, and Brosnan, and my local Target has Craig, so I'll pick that up this week. My question is, do the Dalton and Lazenby ones have slipcases like all the other ones? I like everything to match when I buy things like this. So, has anyone actually purchased these two "collections" that can answer this?

I have looked through the thread and didn't see an answer. If this has already been discussed, I apologize.

Thanks!

Yep.

[Gold Ranger]

Originally Posted by mertz523

Yep.

Ugh... That one, On Her Majesty's Secret Service looks so out of place and isn't at all uniform with the rest of the series spines. That would drive me nuts if it was on my shelf.

[DarkEco910]

Originally Posted by Gold Ranger

Ugh... That one, On Her Majesty's Secret Service looks so out of place and isn't at all uniform with the rest of the series spines. That would drive me nuts if it was on my shelf.

At least it's still the same packaging scheme. You can't call it a collection due to it being a standalone film.

[Gold Ranger]

Originally Posted by mertz523

At least it's still the same packaging scheme. You can't call it a collection due to it being a standalone film.

They could have at least off-centered his name so that it matches all the other names.

[belar]

Thanks guys! Yeah, between the lack of digital copies on these two and the Lazenby not matching exactly, the collector in me is screaming inside.

[chris_s]

Originally Posted by PCFan

I bought the standard white collector's set about a month ago, exchanged it for another standard collector's set a week later because one of the discs was freezing on me. I paid $90 + tax on the standard set. Now I'm wondering if I should buy the ultimate collector's set, sell the codes here that come with the ultimate set, and sell my standard collector's set? I'm just worried that I might end up with a bad disc again and I don't want to rewatch every disc to make sure all discs are good on the ultimate set before the exchange period is over in case I end up with a bad disc again. Would it be worth the hassle for me to go through this and even potentially more hassle if I end up with a bad disc again?

Which disc was freezing? I want to make sure to check mine.

[Steven Ribs]

For those of you who redeemed the Amazon edition codes on Flixster, did you get all the movies? I got all but one redeemed and of course it had to be Goldeneye. Wondering if anyone else had a problem with that?

[jdw89]

Anyone think this will hit $90 again before EOY?