Trouble Every Day (Limited Edition) (2001) 4K UHD (Eureka)

[Mr. Chaverria]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

Diabolik have it listed https://diabolikdvd.com/product/trou...on-b-preorder/


I'll be buying this as it's a favourite of mine. I have the US Blu-ray at the moment.

Originally Posted by Zodiac

Watched it long time ago. I remember it didn't blow me away, but it was unforgettable.

I don't remember ever pre-ordering through Eureka's site. Do they charge for pre-orders right away, or just before shipping?

Originally Posted by MovieBuff647

One of the reasons I do not mind usually ordering from Eureka directly, even if the prices can be slightly inflated due to USD-GBP conversion and such, is because their prices are not only great, but they offer free worldwide shipping on all orders. (And they're just a magnificent label of course.)

And when it comes to something as limited as this, I'd rather pay the extra few $ and secure my own unit directly from the company than order from my (mind you, reliable) third-party go-tos where distributor issues and such might happen.

Yep. Eureka is pretty amazing. The free shipping is awesome.

£34.99 =$46.53 USD, if you order directly from Eureka.

From Diabolik...

Tariff Surcharge: $4.00
Total Payable Amount $43.99

If your state does taxes, I miss living in Oregon for this stuff. Texas is 8.25 percent. So at the end of it all? $52.14. Oooof.

Is Eureka not doing tariffs somehow? I haven't finalized it to see if they would somehow but... it is staying at £34.99 right up to the last screen. 88 Films and Second Sight for sure do add the Tariffs.

[Mr. Odessa]

Just saw this tonight. I was so excited and was gonna blind buy it. But after seeing it, I’ll pass. Beatrice Dalle is always looking hot, but this movie didn’t do it for me. Scratching it off my list!

[mande2013]

Any idea why this isn't on Rarewaves?

[MovieBuff647]

Forgot to post but Eureka shipped my preorder on Wednesday!

[Nitroes]

Originally Posted by mande2013

Any idea why this isn't on Rarewaves?

Noticed that myself as I would have bought it when they had their 10% off. I went with HMV.





The Prince Charles Cinema (an old Cannon cinema -they still had their carpet last time I was in it IIRC) are playing Trouble Every Day in October.

I seen this in the cinema on first release.

[cheez avenger]

Crazy film! Makes for a perfect trifecta with Abel Ferrara's The Addiction and Park Chan Wook's Thirst.

[Nitroes]

Originally Posted by mande2013

Any idea why this isn't on Rarewaves?

She's there now https://www.rarewaves.com/products/5...-cinema-series


For UKers Browns Books have it for £28.40 (free delivery £50+) https://www.brownsbfs.co.uk/Product/.../5060000705904 13 in stock

[Nitroes]

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[jackranderson]

Originally Posted by Nitroes

She's there now https://www.rarewaves.com/products/5...-cinema-series


For UKers Browns Books have it for £28.40 (free delivery £50+) https://www.brownsbfs.co.uk/Product/.../5060000705904 13 in stock

Do you know if they're shipping it yet?

[JackyJacquard]

(Sees that dwindling discounted stock) Fine, I’ll watch it on Mubi I guess...

Originally Posted by jackranderson

Do you know if they're shipping it yet?

IIRC I once did an order 3 days before the release of one of my basket - they sent everything else immediately so arrived the day before the release date, and the pre-order arrived on release date. So like HMV etc. aim for

Could be wrong though, I ordered like 100 things from them that month, went a bit crazy

[JackyJacquard]

3 left in stock at Brown’s Books now if people are after it. The blu-ray is also a substantial discount from RRP. 18 of those.

[jackranderson]

Originally Posted by JackyJacquard

(Sees that dwindling discounted stock) Fine, I’ll watch it on Mubi I guess...



IIRC I once did an order 3 days before the release of one of my basket - they sent everything else immediately so arrived the day before the release date, and the pre-order arrived on release date. So like HMV etc. aim for

Could be wrong though, I ordered like 100 things from them that month, went a bit crazy

Thank you, went ahead and ordered. Along with too much other stuff

[Fabhui]

Originally Posted by jackranderson

Do you know if they're shipping it yet?

My copy arrived from there on Monday.

[jmbe]

Just got mine today and I can't lie, I'm more than a little bit disappointed in the quality of packaging from Eureka.

The box (book wrap style) is fine and sturdy. But it's waaaaaay too big, so my copy was sliding around in there freely and now has crushed corners.

How are we in a position in 2025 where you can order directly from a boutique label and they're not bubble-wrapping and using appropriate boxes for these expensive pre-orders? Honestly. It's genuinely not too much to ask. Why don't they care?

And with Martyrs coming down the pipeline I'm debating whether to cancel that and order from somewhere else.

Are Eureka owned by some shoddy company like Arrow are owned by The Hut?

[nicwood]

Got my copy today. Lovely edition by Eureka with a nice booklet and, of course, a great 4K disc (BD-66) with a FiM encode.

The only thing that’s a bit questionable is that Eureka advertised a "new" 4K restoration on the cover but this doesn’t look like it’s the case. It’s the same scan and probably the exact same master The Film Desk (VS Partner Label) licensed for their BD, only with additional clean-up performed by Eureka or maybe David Mackenzie, which I appreciate but honestly, I was hoping for a new scan as the one made for this "new" 4K master isn’t the best. It’s a scan similar to those Ritrovata made for the Dollars trilogy with a periodic ebb and flow when it comes to image definition, causing a few frames to drop in clarity / sharpness only to jump back to full 4K beauty afterwards. Elsewhere, the lesser defined moments last longer and are more noticeable.

Whenever everything’s perfect (most of the time) and there are no occurrences like that, the 4K master is beautiful and looks very good in HDR/DV with great colors and of course encoding. HDR is on the darker side but I love it and the overall experience is film-like. The additional clean-up was worth it and I’d definitely recommend the LE for that alone.

[Jeremy2882]

My copy is on the way. Really looking forward to it. Denis is my favorite director, and I'm so happy to have any of her films available on blu-ray, much less 4k.

[JackyJacquard]

Originally Posted by nicwood

Got my copy today. Lovely edition by Eureka with a nice booklet and, of course, a great 4K disc (BD-66) with a FiM encode.

The only thing that’s a bit questionable is that Eureka advertised a "new" 4K restoration on the cover but this doesn’t look like it’s the case. It’s the same scan and probably the exact same master The Film Desk (VS Partner Label) licensed for their BD, only with additional clean-up performed by Eureka or maybe David Mackenzie, which I appreciate but honestly, I was hoping for a new scan as the one made for this "new" 4K master isn’t the best. It’s a scan similar to those Ritrovata made for the Dollars trilogy with a periodic ebb and flow when it comes to image definition, causing a few frames to drop in clarity / sharpness only to jump back to full 4K beauty afterwards. Elsewhere, the lesser defined moments last longer and are more noticeable.

Whenever everything’s perfect (most of the time) and there are no occurrences like that, the 4K master is beautiful and looks very good in HDR/DV with great colors and of course encoding. HDR is on the darker side but I love it and the overall experience is film-like. The additional clean-up was worth it and I’d definitely recommend the LE for that alone.

I streamed it last night, HD as Mubi don’t stream 4K. I figured all the flashback scenes were shot on different stock or something - but then again IMDb only lists 35mm.

Or are you talking about different fluctuations maybe

[russweiss1]

Originally Posted by jmbe

[Show spoiler]Just got mine today and I can't lie, I'm more than a little bit disappointed in the quality of packaging from Eureka.

The box (book wrap style) is fine and sturdy. But it's waaaaaay too big, so my copy was sliding around in there freely and now has crushed corners.

How are we in a position in 2025 where you can order directly from a boutique label and they're not bubble-wrapping and using appropriate boxes for these expensive pre-orders? Honestly. It's genuinely not too much to ask. Why don't they care?

And with Martyrs coming down the pipeline I'm debating whether to cancel that and order from somewhere else.

Are Eureka owned by some shoddy company like Arrow are owned by The Hut?

Put this down as bad luck. I've ordered from Eureka (to the U.S.) dozens of times and have not received damaged items yet.

[jmbe]

Originally Posted by russweiss1

Put this down as bad luck. I've ordered from Eureka (to the U.S.) dozens of times and have not received damaged items yet.

I can believe that, but it really doesn't take much to blunt one of these hardbound-slipcover corners. And the box really was too big for what it is. The fact they don't use bubblewrap is unforgiveable either way in my opinion.

I've asked for a replacement slip so we'll see what happens.

I probably won't actually get round to watching this for a few years though. As much as I'm curious to see the restoration, I happened to watch the Tartan DVD of it mere days before I saw this had been announced!

[nicwood]

Originally Posted by JackyJacquard

I streamed it last night, HD as Mubi don’t stream 4K. I figured all the flashback scenes were shot on different stock or something - but then again IMDb only lists 35mm.

Or are you talking about different fluctuations maybe

Yes, I’m talking about something else that has to do with the scanning process of the negative.