Bobbin

http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=HVD000309

Good deal!

PopcornTreeCt

Good deal I'd get it if I didn't already have it.

Cameron

same

Al Padrino

The question then becomes, do I, a person who doesn't have the Hitch Criterion box set, get this and the other titles individually at a later date, or do I hold out and get the box?

fliggil

I'd say get the box if you can, it would make for a nice part of someone's collection. I've picked up 3 of the 5 titles individual because I didn't have the ~$115 when it was in print, and now I can't really afford some of the prices that people are asking, so I guess I'll just get around to picking up the other 2 individually as well, and hoping at some point I find someone on ebay selling just the actual box.

quackers

Get this now. Considering it is OOP as well as the box set you should get while you can, a bird in the hand yadda yadda.

If you ever do get the Box Set down the road you can easily sell this title for what you paid and probably more.

l_xtopher_l

Are the individuals the exact same DVDs as that come in the boxset? I just got into CC's and have been trying to figure out which way to go, since the boxset makes you have to file discs out of order by number, which would probably bug me more than trying to find each one in the boxset on it's own.

ENDContra

The box is exactly the same as individual releases...its actually just a slip cover that fits all 5 cases. Although it would be nice to have the box, its not worth the extra effort or money, its pretty flimsy looking from what Ive seen.

PopcornTreeCt

I'd also like to comment on the film's quality. The movie is GREAT plain and simple. I don't think Cary Grant has turned in a better serious role than he did in this movie. And then there's also the wonderful Ingrid Bergman and the always terrific Claude Rains. I highly recommend this film to everyone. One of my favorite classic movies.

Cameron

again...same

LasVegasMichael

Add me to the list that would get this if I didn't already have it. Got the box set a while back, and have since traded off one of the titles, but this one is a keeper.

cynthia

I wouldn't pay extra money for the box. It's just a large slip cover like on The Lion King and The Incredibles, but not even as sturdy as those.

victant

Er...I would love to pick this up, too. Except for the fact that I own 3 of these, myself. I just can't stop picking these up! Must...resist.....

dollfins1

thanks, ordered one. hope they have enough of them for everybody.

Flynn

Just ordered myself a copy. Thanks op.

Digital Groove

Damn, it's showing up as $28 on mine, I was gonna pick this up but after seeing the price and how most of the extras are text only (thanks dvdtalk reviews!) I'm just gonna wait til the next edition comes out from Universal.

Cameron

you mean mgm....and by that I now mean sony

Digital Groove

My bad, I wasn't sure and I remembered my Psycho and Vergtigo DVDs were Universal.

seymouru

It's in stock at Digital Eyes for $26 shipped if you don't want to wait.

dmvksv

I ordered this yesterday when I saw the price. I was going to order Rififi CC but I couldn't pass up the price on Notorius. Never seen this so it's a blind buy but I've never been disapointed in Hitchcock yet.

blindrocket

Price jump.

wennma01

so is this really 'oop' any more. if all these places are getting it, is it a re-release? has criterion done this before?

Laser Movies

That's what I was wondering since it suddenly seems to be readily available again. The answer to your last question is yes. Charade, Mon Oncle, and M Hulots Holiday are some titles that went OOP and were later released again by Criterion.

fliggil

I had no idea that Mon Oncle/M. Hulot's went OOP, are you 100% sure of this? I know Playtime has been and still is OOP, and Charade only went OOP because they found a better print so they wanted to rerelease it, or maybe it wasn't in OAR, one or the other I believe. Notorious and Spellbound, while available still at some stores, are definately OOP (as listed on the Criterion website). It should be safe to say that like Rebecca, once the current supplies are sold, it will only be available in the marketplace.

Laser Movies

I'm a 100% positive they were OOP because I managed to get several copies of Mon Oncle before the supplies dried up and sell them on Ebay for a big profit. Here is a thread when they were announced for re-release in 2004.

http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...ati+criterions