It Follows Steelbook (KimchiDVD Exclusive) (Korea)

[,deeii]

Yay! Looks great!

[BurningAstronaut]

Looking forward to the fullslip treatment on this one!

[black_maths]

Looking forward to this...very underrated film

[henry00x]

im weak, i broke down and ordered Lenti A

[mucho_mango]

Originally Posted by henry00x

im weak, i broke down and ordered Lenti A

[keyjey]

Is this confirmed to be steelbook? Or just a possibility? Saying coz Kimchi also makes non steelbook exclusives. But I its a steelbook

[anae31]

Originally Posted by keyjey

Is this confirmed to be steelbook? Or just a possibility? Saying coz Kimchi also makes non steelbook exclusives. But I its a steelbook

Wich one please? Because i'm really don't see any non steelbook exclusives on their line-up.

[jacobsever]

Originally Posted by anae31

Wich one please? Because i'm really don't see any non steelbook exclusives on their line-up.

Well, technically Kimchi isn't making this. The Blu Collection is. Kimchidvd is just the exclusive retailer to carry it. (I think, or it's a collaboration)

The Blu Collection has created multiple keep case exclusives. Inside Llewyn Davis, Mr. Nobody, Atilla Marcel, God Save the Girl, etc.

[key714]

Originally Posted by jacobsever

Well, technically Kimchi isn't making this. The Blu Collection is. Kimchidvd is just the exclusive retailer to carry it. (I think, or it's a collaboration)

The Blu Collection has created multiple keep case exclusives. Inside Llewyn Davis, Mr. Nobody, Atilla Marcel, God Save the Girl, etc.

Not yet

[Heapashifter]

All of the Kimchidvd exclusives have been steelbooks as far as I know

[anae31]

Originally Posted by jacobsever

Well, technically Kimchi isn't making this. The Blu Collection is. Kimchidvd is just the exclusive retailer to carry it. (I think, or it's a collaboration)

The Blu Collection has created multiple keep case exclusives. Inside Llewyn Davis, Mr. Nobody, Atilla Marcel, God Save the Girl, etc.

Ok, it was what i thinked, i knowk Blu collection, so it's not a part of Kimchi and Kimchi is not the exclusive retailer for Blu releases (you can find Blu releases in quite all koreans retailers).
So at this time and as far as i know, Kimchi has never made non steelbooks releases (but Novamedia yes).
I thought i could have missed something but obviously not.

[BHolst]

Originally Posted by key714

...

Originally Posted by anae31

... Kimchi is not the exclusive retailer for Blu releases (you can find Blu releases in quite all koreans retailers).
....

Looking at the picture from the OP (lower right corner), It Follows will be a Blu Collection-produced movie exclusively released by KimchiDVD.

And since all previous KimchiDVD exclusives have been SteelBooks I'm crossing all fingers and toes for this one being a SB too

[bunkz323]

Just got this for Black Friday, might have to double dip on this.

[shiveringmelody]

This and Creed so far are my fav movies of 2015. I held off on getting the regular blu for this. Little disappointed the cover is the same as the regular U.S. blu-ray, but I actually like the skull/cloud design. Very happy it's a steelbook and eager to see any slipcovers/lents/etc. as well as the interior.

[Optical Disc OCD]

Got the US Blu for $4 on Black Friday (along with Ex Machina for $5 at Best Buy, already had MM:FR), but I'll still want to double (or triple) dip on this title.

Though I haven't seen much of the arthouse/foreign titles yet, so far 2015 ranking for me is something like:

1. Crimson Peak (Guillermo del Toro)
2. Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller)
3. Ex Machina (Alex Garland)
4. It Follows (David Robert Mitchell)
5. *Wild Tales (Damián Szifrón 2014; Argentina/Spain)
6. White God (Kornél Mundruczó; Hungary)

though 2-4 could shuffle around on any given day depending on my mood. I'm a fan of Bava's gothic movies, so Crimson Peak felt like it was designed just for me...and sadly, the mediocre box office take makes that seem true.

[jacobsever]

Originally Posted by Optical Disc OCD

Though I haven't seen much of the arthouse/foreign titles yet, so far 2015 ranking for me is something like:

1. Crimson Peak (Guillermo del Toro)
2. Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller)
3. Ex Machina (Alex Garland)
4. It Follows (David Robert Mitchell)
5. *Wild Tales (Damián Szifrón 2014; Argentina/Spain)
6. White God (Kornél Mundruczó; Hungary)

I have White God in my top 10 as well. It was so good. I haven't seen Crimson Peak yet, but I wanted to.

[Lacrymosa]

I'm commenting so that I remember that this is here...I have nothing to add

[Atom156]

Originally Posted by Optical Disc OCD

Got the US Blu for $4 on Black Friday (along with Ex Machina for $5 at Best Buy, already had MM:FR), but I'll still want to double (or triple) dip on this title.

Though I haven't seen much of the arthouse/foreign titles yet, so far 2015 ranking for me is something like:

1. Crimson Peak (Guillermo del Toro)
2. Mad Max: Fury Road (George Miller)
3. Ex Machina (Alex Garland)
4. It Follows (David Robert Mitchell)
5. *Wild Tales (Damián Szifrón 2014; Argentina/Spain)
6. White God (Kornél Mundruczó; Hungary)

though 2-4 could shuffle around on any given day depending on my mood. I'm a fan of Bava's gothic movies, so Crimson Peak felt like it was designed just for me...and sadly, the mediocre box office take makes that seem true.

Felt the same way about Crimson Peak. A wonderful undisputed #1 not only for it's kind. My legitimate #1 movie of the year. I get how you feel about the box office.

[MikeMyers]

Ohhhh...would love to get this one!!!..I always have such a hard time getting my order in...

[Blu Myers]

Originally Posted by shiveringmelody;11583522[B

]This and Creed[/B] so far are my fav movies of 2015. I held off on getting the regular blu for this. Little disappointed the cover is the same as the regular U.S. blu-ray, but I actually like the skull/cloud design. Very happy it's a steelbook and eager to see any slipcovers/lents/etc. as well as the interior.

Those two are my favorites as well. It Follows held the top spot all year until Creed came along.