Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery (10-Discs) - $27.95 @ Amazon.com

[Jar Jar Stinks]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GRU59XE

[PrestonXI]

Is this the full digipack version or the one with the plastic case?

[saprano]

That's not Amazon.

[PapaSlaughter]

Originally Posted by saprano

That's not Amazon.

Sold by a 3rd party and isn't the US version

[TheLaughingMann]

Originally Posted by PapaSlaughter

Sold by a 3rd party and isn't the US version

This is a Region-Free version, and it would ensure it gets to you much sooner rather than paying less overseas and waiting longer. Totally up to those who want to make their dollars work.

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by PrestonXI

Is this the full digipack version or the one with the plastic case?

Plastic case

[RiffFan924]

Grabbed it, thank you!

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Yes it is the UK edition which is pretty much identical to the US set other than being $50 - 100cheaper and having the extra Bonus disc that the US re-release dropped.

3rdParty fulfilled by Amazon (actually multiple vendors) and not even much more expensive than buying it directly from AmazonUK right now, but it was around $20 shipped fairly recently

100% Region Free and I'm pretty sure it's been confirmed the disc are identical to the US discs (same subtitles, same languages, etc). Other than the ratings logo that's about the only thing that's different.

I'm not sure there's a way to tell 100% if it's the Amaray version, but I'd be shocked if it's not

It's the Amaray version. I plugged in the UPC and this was the result that came up.

[ccinsf]

So this is not the flipbook like the original US release? Might be worth buying just so I don’t have to break into tears every time I try to get a disc from the back

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

I didn;t see a UPC, but that would certainly confirm it (assuming there was much doubt anyway). I don't think I've seen the original packaging for less than $60-70 even for the UK set is a very long time.

Even though the UPC isn't displayed on the page, you can put a UPC in an Amazon search and it will usually pull up the product.

It's not a terrible deal. Plus, since it's Amazon marketplace, there might not be sales tax. And prime members get two day shipping.

[Stalker101]

Thanks for the heads up Jar Jar,I just purchased mine..and you were right there was no sales tax..so that,with free shipping being a prime member and the 2.00 i had saved point wise i got mine for 25.00 shipped..so that was nice.

[Skull In Black]

Ahh maybe if it had a digital code

[travis334]

Purchased. Thanks for the heads up!

[JurassicBD]

Originally Posted by TheLaughingMann

This is a Region-Free version, and it would ensure it gets to you much sooner rather than paying less overseas and waiting longer. Totally up to those who want to make their dollars work.

That statement bears the qualifier "If you're a Prime member."

Amazon UK has gotten surprisingly fast at shipping US orders. I just had a order of 1 movie and two tv series on BD arrive from the UK within a week. Even as a US prime member, my orders usually take 3 days now, often even 4 or 5 to arrive.

For years, amazon prime used to take 2 days from the time the order was actually placed, which often translated to 1 day in certain circumstances. They packaged much more protectively back then too. Now it takes 2 days in transit plus 1-2 days handling time. In fact I just placed an order the other night and didn't even get an order confirmation email for nearly 24 hours, which was surprisingly long for amazon. It still hasn't shipped, despite being in stock at the time of the order.

For those who aren't prime members in the US, this set shipped all the way from the UK could actually arrive faster. Amazon pushes prime membership so heavily now, one almost wonders if they're deliberately delaying non-prime deliveries, when you hear all the complaints from non-prime members about their order taking 2 to 3 weeks to arrive.

[JurassicBD]

Originally Posted by Skull In Black

Ahh maybe if it had a digital code

The US release didn't come with deceptive vaporware either. So, it that's what you want to invest your hard earned cash on, you'll have to look elsewhere.

[meremortal]

Originally Posted by JurassicBD

That statement bears the qualifier "If you're a Prime member."

Amazon UK has gotten surprisingly fast at shipping US orders. I just had a order of 1 movie and two tv series on BD arrive from the UK within a week. Even as a US prime member, my orders usually take 3 days now, often even 4 or 5 to arrive.

For years, amazon prime used to take 2 days from the time the order was actually placed, which often translated to 1 day in certain circumstances. They packaged much more protectively back then too. Now it takes 2 days in transit plus 1-2 days handling time. In fact I just placed an order the other night and didn't even get an order confirmation email for nearly 24 hours, which was surprisingly long for amazon. It still hasn't shipped, despite being in stock at the time of the order.

For those who aren't prime members in the US, this set shipped all the way from the UK could actually arrive faster. Amazon pushes prime membership so heavily now, one almost wonders if they're deliberately delaying non-prime deliveries, when you hear all the complaints from non-prime members about their order taking 2 to 3 weeks to arrive.

That's an interesting perspective. I've actually never ordered from any Amazon outside of the US mainly because of impatience and unfamiliarity. I'll have to give them a go now.

[thatguamguy]

I haven't had the same experience with Amazon UK, but it's been a while since I ordered from them. The last time I ordered from Amazon Germany was much more recent, and it was very similar to what Jurassic describes, so I wouldn't be surprised if UK is better now too.

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by jurassicbd

that statement bears the qualifier "if you're a prime member."

amazon uk has gotten surprisingly fast at shipping us orders. I just had a order of 1 movie and two tv series on bd arrive from the uk within a week. Even as a us prime member, my orders usually take 3 days now, often even 4 or 5 to arrive.

For years, amazon prime used to take 2 days from the time the order was actually placed, which often translated to 1 day in certain circumstances. They packaged much more protectively back then too. Now it takes 2 days in transit plus 1-2 days handling time. In fact i just placed an order the other night and didn't even get an order confirmation email for nearly 24 hours, which was surprisingly long for amazon. It still hasn't shipped, despite being in stock at the time of the order.

For those who aren't prime members in the us, this set shipped all the way from the uk could actually arrive faster. Amazon pushes prime membership so heavily now, one almost wonders if they're deliberately delaying non-prime deliveries, when you hear all the complaints from non-prime members about their order taking 2 to 3 weeks to arrive.

I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with your description of Prime. It just doesn't work that way. For example, it's Saturday now. Right under the "add to cart" button it says: "Want it Monday, Oct. 30? Order within 1 hr 29 mins and choose Two-Day Shipping at checkout." Every IN STOCK Prime product page tells you when you'll receive it.

I love Prime. Sometimes I get the option for a Sunday delivery. I have zero complaints about their delivery times.

I do agree shipping has improved lately from the UK, but it's a roll of the dice on how your items will arrive. (Bits of broken cases) I'm in California and my last two orders from the UK took about 2 weeks each.

I order a fair amount from overseas; however, I pay a 3% foreign exchange fee on my credit cards, so I have to build that into the cost of an item from the UK, or elsewhere, too.

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[Jar Jar Stinks]

By the way, I totally don't get the rationale for moving this to the "Region Free" section. This is a deal from here in the US at Amazon.com. It's my impression that this forum is for purchasing items from foreign retailers.

[supervij]

Originally Posted by Jar Jar Stinks

By the way, I totally don't get the rationale for moving this to the "Region Free" section. This is a deal from here in the US at Amazon.com. It's my impression that this forum is for purchasing items from foreign retailers.

Not everyone who uses this sub-forum is located in the U.S. I'm located in Canada, and have found a few good nuggets here. I'm sure people outside of North America have as well, and would be delighted to have found this set at this price.