Guess what I got Early !!!!!

[jw]

Originally Posted by b-coli

well at least thats nice to know, i was just thinking bout him not being able to get from distributors anymore or however. well hope everything still works out, that is a score, i used to have a local store that woudl sell me any dvd the day it came in here in seattle. but not anymore, after the owner died...

They may come into play, but if hes selling them for 17.50, I dont believe hes on the up and up

[SoCalTiger]

Wow weeks early AND a cheap price. Too bad there aren't flea markets around here. Or if there are I have no idea where.

[jw]

we have a local flea market, but everytime I have been there its been garbage, or should i say nothing I would ever pay to get. I mean old rusty tools and knock off clothes......I havent been back there in years

[Red Hood]

I want to watch. Invite everybody over!

[Caifan_08]

well it seems thats is the real blu ray, you lucky guy

[DeeChizzle]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

Allow me to figure out if that is a real copy: First off: What are the codecs on the disc? And, tell me what is the bar code (in numbers) on that copy!! While it is possblie somebody broke into a studio warehouse and got a bunch of copies or it could just be a few copies released to somebody by the distrubtor, a sale of a video before any major release date is against the copyright and marketing laws! While people do buy these bootleg copies and studio samples all the time, outside of shopping malls and downtown side-street corners, these sales are not legal in any form or shape! The only way I can know for sure, if that's a legit copy of the film (as produced by the actual video-studio hired by Paramount) is the bar code. . .Tell me what it is and then I can know for sure if you didn't get ripped off or it is in fact a high quaility transfer, made from an "in house" studio transfer that is later on, edited in a computer and made to look like it's the High-Def copy that will later on be marketed! They've been making copies of movies like this in Europe and Aisa for about the last three years. I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! The funny thing about that situation was it too was another Paramount Film, in fact, a very big one released this summer!!! This guy selling the DVD's got so scared at my technicality, he quickly gathered up his copies and headed out to the hills faster than a speeding bullet!!! So, buyer beware!!!

If you do not respond to my qestion or you have since gotten scared and will have deleted your membership on this site, I will understand, because it was very, very stupid of you to have posted what you had found at the fea market. But then, I seriously doubt any lawinforcement will be looking for you, since you're just the excited, overly zealous, uninformed, ineperienced buyer and not the seller. Oh well, in these hard economic times, I guess most everybody might be looking for a bargan, even if it is illegal or under the table.

Relax you'll have a copy in two weeks too.

[AliceT]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

Allow me to figure out if that is a real copy: First off: What are the codecs on the disc? And, tell me what is the bar code (in numbers) on that copy!! While it is possblie somebody broke into a studio warehouse and got a bunch of copies or it could just be a few copies released to somebody by the distrubtor, a sale of a video before any major release date is against the copyright and marketing laws! While people do buy these bootleg copies and studio samples all the time, outside of shopping malls and downtown side-street corners, these sales are not legal in any form or shape! The only way I can know for sure, if that's a legit copy of the film (as produced by the actual video-studio hired by Paramount) is the bar code. . .Tell me what it is and then I can know for sure if you didn't get ripped off or it is in fact a high quaility transfer, made from an "in house" studio transfer that is later on, edited in a computer and made to look like it's the High-Def copy that will later on be marketed! They've been making copies of movies like this in Europe and Aisa for about the last three years. I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! The funny thing about that situation was it too was another Paramount Film, in fact, a very big one released this summer!!! This guy selling the DVD's got so scared at my technicality, he quickly gathered up his copies and headed out to the hills faster than a speeding bullet!!! So, buyer beware!!!

If you do not respond to my qestion or you have since gotten scared and will have deleted your membership on this site, I will understand, because it was very, very stupid of you to have posted what you had found at the fea market. But then, I seriously doubt any lawinforcement will be looking for you, since you're just the excited, overly zealous, uninformed, ineperienced buyer and not the seller. Oh well, in these hard economic times, I guess most everybody might be looking for a bargan, even if it is illegal or under the table.

I really hope your kidding with that last paragraph. Why the hell would he be scared? He didnt break any laws.

[DeeChizzle]

Originally Posted by AliceT

I really hope your kidding with that last paragraph. Why the hell would he be scared? He didnt break any laws.

He's not kidding and you need to leave him alone or he'll banish you to hell or a very dark place...whichever you prefer.

He happens to be the the most righteous member on this site, no correction he's the most righteous person in the world, no correction he's the most righteous person in the whole wide universe. You didn't know??

I agree that the guy selling copies of Iron Man before the street date is wrong but there's really no need to attack the OP. If you're really that wound up about the situation then call the F.B.I. or the local New Jersey Law Enforcement agency and have it taken care of. Even better go to this flea market and without asking just start recording all of the barcodes of every movie this vendor has in stock. I'm sure he'll appreciate it and the two of you will hit it off and become BFF's for life.

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by cruisyeyes

Does this seller have studio conections? Just wondering.

He probably has "connections" with people that work at big box stores.

[jw]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

Allow me to figure out if that is a real copy: First off: What are the codecs on the disc? And, tell me what is the bar code (in numbers) on that copy!! While it is possblie somebody broke into a studio warehouse and got a bunch of copies or it could just be a few copies released to somebody by the distrubtor, a sale of a video before any major release date is against the copyright and marketing laws! While people do buy these bootleg copies and studio samples all the time, outside of shopping malls and downtown side-street corners, these sales are not legal in any form or shape! The only way I can know for sure, if that's a legit copy of the film (as produced by the actual video-studio hired by Paramount) is the bar code. . .Tell me what it is and then I can know for sure if you didn't get ripped off or it is in fact a high quaility transfer, made from an "in house" studio transfer that is later on, edited in a computer and made to look like it's the High-Def copy that will later on be marketed! They've been making copies of movies like this in Europe and Aisa for about the last three years. I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! The funny thing about that situation was it too was another Paramount Film, in fact, a very big one released this summer!!! This guy selling the DVD's got so scared at my technicality, he quickly gathered up his copies and headed out to the hills faster than a speeding bullet!!! So, buyer beware!!!

If you do not respond to my qestion or you have since gotten scared and will have deleted your membership on this site, I will understand, because it was very, very stupid of you to have posted what you had found at the fea market. But then, I seriously doubt any lawinforcement will be looking for you, since you're just the excited, overly zealous, uninformed, ineperienced buyer and not the seller. Oh well, in these hard economic times, I guess most everybody might be looking for a bargan, even if it is illegal or under the table.

wow!! Breaking a street date has nothing to do with copyright laws and there is no such things as "marketing laws" maybe ethics, thats its. Its a civil matter between the studio(Paramount) and the distributers which could result in monetary penalties assesed by them. The police wont get involved as there is no law to enforce.Lawyers will as its a breach of contract.

Any person going through that much effort to make a slipcover, and a 2 disc blu-ray probably would have used the correct UPC?!?! I have bought a bootleg dvd before on ebay, they dont do slipcovers and never do 2 discs with bonus features nor do they do official inserts.

and from the picture, they sure in heck wouldn't have added a sensormatic strip to sell at a flea market. Its legit as far as I can tell as there are screeners out there, so it has been released from the manufacturer and is awaiting the street date.

The OP got lucky, Nice early find

[DeeChizzle]

I predict by the time I return this evening from my Saturday activities this thread will be closed.

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

PM Sent!

[pelham123]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

:I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! :

Wow you should be on America's got talent.

[Tcan21]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

Allow me to figure out if that is a real copy: First off: What are the codecs on the disc? And, tell me what is the bar code (in numbers) on that copy!! While it is possblie somebody broke into a studio warehouse and got a bunch of copies or it could just be a few copies released to somebody by the distrubtor, a sale of a video before any major release date is against the copyright and marketing laws! While people do buy these bootleg copies and studio samples all the time, outside of shopping malls and downtown side-street corners, these sales are not legal in any form or shape! The only way I can know for sure, if that's a legit copy of the film (as produced by the actual video-studio hired by Paramount) is the bar code. . .Tell me what it is and then I can know for sure if you didn't get ripped off or it is in fact a high quaility transfer, made from an "in house" studio transfer that is later on, edited in a computer and made to look like it's the High-Def copy that will later on be marketed! They've been making copies of movies like this in Europe and Aisa for about the last three years. I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! The funny thing about that situation was it too was another Paramount Film, in fact, a very big one released this summer!!! This guy selling the DVD's got so scared at my technicality, he quickly gathered up his copies and headed out to the hills faster than a speeding bullet!!! So, buyer beware!!!

If you do not respond to my qestion or you have since gotten scared and will have deleted your membership on this site, I will understand, because it was very, very stupid of you to have posted what you had found at the fea market. But then, I seriously doubt any lawinforcement will be looking for you, since you're just the excited, overly zealous, uninformed, ineperienced buyer and not the seller. Oh well, in these hard economic times, I guess most everybody might be looking for a bargan, even if it is illegal or under the table.

Calm down Francis!

[Sky_Captain]

Originally Posted by Blu-RayLover

Allow me to figure out if that is a real copy: First off: What are the codecs on the disc? And, tell me what is the bar code (in numbers) on that copy!! While it is possblie somebody broke into a studio warehouse and got a bunch of copies or it could just be a few copies released to somebody by the distrubtor, a sale of a video before any major release date is against the copyright and marketing laws! While people do buy these bootleg copies and studio samples all the time, outside of shopping malls and downtown side-street corners, these sales are not legal in any form or shape! The only way I can know for sure, if that's a legit copy of the film (as produced by the actual video-studio hired by Paramount) is the bar code. . .Tell me what it is and then I can know for sure if you didn't get ripped off or it is in fact a high quaility transfer, made from an "in house" studio transfer that is later on, edited in a computer and made to look like it's the High-Def copy that will later on be marketed! They've been making copies of movies like this in Europe and Aisa for about the last three years. I once caught a fool out on the street selling what appeared to be legit copies of a major film, only to point out that the bar codes on each and every cover were all the same and didn't match up to what I know is the correct one!!! The funny thing about that situation was it too was another Paramount Film, in fact, a very big one released this summer!!! This guy selling the DVD's got so scared at my technicality, he quickly gathered up his copies and headed out to the hills faster than a speeding bullet!!! So, buyer beware!!!

If you do not respond to my qestion or you have since gotten scared and will have deleted your membership on this site, I will understand, because it was very, very stupid of you to have posted what you had found at the fea market. But then, I seriously doubt any lawinforcement will be looking for you, since you're just the excited, overly zealous, uninformed, ineperienced buyer and not the seller. Oh well, in these hard economic times, I guess most everybody might be looking for a bargan, even if it is illegal or under the table.

I hope this idiotic nonsense was sarcasm.

[soxguy80]

I'm just glad to see it's coming in a nexpak case and not a Viva Elite case like paramount usually uses. I hate those Viva Elite cases

[TheForce8686]

Why are people so wound up? Every flea market in America has a guy that usually sells DVDs early.

[jw]

Originally Posted by TheForce8686

Why are people so wound up? Every flea market in America has a guy that usually sells DVDs early.

people is plural, on one persons in a dizzle over this. Everyone else is just jealous of the early find

[JasonR]

I am more jealous that people's Godfather orders from Tower.com are shipping....

[Moefiz]

Originally Posted by TheForce8686

Why are people so wound up? Every flea market in America has a guy that usually sells DVDs early.

Yep..agree 110%.