urban

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Guys,

Where's the best place to get blu ray movies from for a good deal.
Bundles etc

Recently installed my new home cinema system and wish to get a few decent titles

Was planning on getting Star Trek 11, Gladiator and Transformers 2

Any others you care to recommend

ChefDude

i would be interested to know too.

i usually shop at amazon for dvds and I look here for reviews Blu-ray.com - Blu-ray Movies and Reviews

corradoboy

www.find-dvd.co.uk Search Results

Keep an eye on HotUKDeals too.

bigsinky

shaun,

I used to use Play.com for my DVDs. if i wanted a region 1 dvds it was dvdsoon or ezyDVD in Oz. this was ok for ordinary dvds as my player was a chipped multiregion player. dunno about Blu-ray now. haven't even thought about making my blu-ray region free.

Jamz3k

I used to use
http://www.movietyme.com/catalog/

Haven't bought anything in about 6months but they were always very well priced on HD-DVD's

urban

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Cheers,

Movietyme are a bit more expensive than the other players.

Tesco's seems to be coming out tops on price

However there's not much in it.

For example Dirt2 for PS3 and Gladiator, Transformers 2 & Star trek on blue ray
Tesco's are £4 cheaper than the likes of amazon/play etc

bigsinky

seriously? tescos. well,well,well, whoda thought it. would be interested in your review of gladiator if you've bought it.

corradoboy

DVDSoon went belly up, upsetting a lot of people with cancelled orders and hassle getting refunds. I used them a lot prior to this. They are still trading, but no-one trusts them and their prices and service is not what it was.

Some BluRay players can be chipped, but depending on make what is achievable varies. Some can be A-B-C BluRay, some 1-6 DVD, and others can do both. I believe that one of the best solutions is to buy a US player which is opened to all regions anyway although there'll be no warranty

Ant

DVDWorldUSA.com always use these can multiregion br discs from the states too.