Foreign Cinema in BLU
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Originally Posted by BambooLounge
Just a quick question, Pro-B...Blu-ray is region locked so I cannot play any of these other region releases on an American bought PS3 correct? Thanks
FOX for example, lock every movie they release.
Check this BD region code list:
http://bluray.liesinc.net/
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Originally Posted by Tutut
Check this BD region code list:
http://bluray.liesinc.net/
http://bluray.liesinc.net/
I will put the chart at the top since the Danish database is now defunct (no one updates is anymore).Ciao,
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Hi Pro-B,
We're in the same boat, I own a japanese PS3
, I'm waiting for a good and not too expensive hybrid player.
Samsung would fit my needs, if what I read is true, with the BD-UP5000 for 799€, it's region A+B.
"Pars vite et reviens tard" is region free and, according to Gaumont, has english subs.
http://www.gaumont.fr/dvd/fiche_dvd.cfm?id_dvd=225
We're in the same boat, I own a japanese PS3
, I'm waiting for a good and not too expensive hybrid player.Samsung would fit my needs, if what I read is true, with the BD-UP5000 for 799€, it's region A+B.
"Pars vite et reviens tard" is region free and, according to Gaumont, has english subs.
http://www.gaumont.fr/dvd/fiche_dvd.cfm?id_dvd=225
Last edited by Tutut; 09-05-07 at 05:45 PM.
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Originally Posted by Tutut
Hi Pro-B,
"Pars vite et reviens tard" is region free and, according to Gaumont, has english subs.
http://www.gaumont.fr/dvd/fiche_dvd.cfm?id_dvd=225
"Pars vite et reviens tard" is region free and, according to Gaumont, has english subs.
http://www.gaumont.fr/dvd/fiche_dvd.cfm?id_dvd=225
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ZODIAC (David Fincher) on Blu

I have been able to confirm that the upcoming release of David Fincher's ZODIAC will be both region-free and with the original English audio untouched. Pic is handled through WB-Denmark. Street date is September 29th.
Official listing here:
http://www.moviezoo.dk/Zodiac-BD_7321970110470
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
But will it be the director's cut?? It's not really worth it if it isn't.
Maybe when the director's cut is released to DVD next year, the WB-Denmark will handle that on Blu-ray as well.
I'm still on the format fence, but I'm planning on hopping to one side or the other by the end of the year. "Zodiac" is definitely a movie I want to own in HD, so it's nice to know I have the option to buy the Blu-ray, should that be the format I go with.
Thanks for the info, pro-bassoonist!
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Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Wouldn't this fall under the international releases thread?
If you guys believe that the info is too hectic at this point let me know and perhaps I could start another thread where we could cover ALL foreign-produced Blu releases which will naturally include non-region A titles of English language productions.
Either way since this is a region-free title I thought it would be ok to have a thread on its own, if not OK, I would not mind maintaining a new thread.
Ok, Ciao,
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Why don't we just get Adam to change the name of the current international thread so its just a general thread. That way all the info is one one place. Just a thought, maybe everyone else disagrees with me.
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How do you know? Have you seen the director's cut? Maybe you'll prefer the theatrical cut.
Maybe when the director's cut is released to DVD next year, the WB-Denmark will handle that on Blu-ray as well.
I'm still on the format fence, but I'm planning on hopping to one side or the other by the end of the year. "Zodiac" is definitely a movie I want to own in HD, so it's nice to know I have the option to buy the Blu-ray, should that be the format I go with.
Thanks for the info, pro-bassoonist!
Maybe when the director's cut is released to DVD next year, the WB-Denmark will handle that on Blu-ray as well.
I'm still on the format fence, but I'm planning on hopping to one side or the other by the end of the year. "Zodiac" is definitely a movie I want to own in HD, so it's nice to know I have the option to buy the Blu-ray, should that be the format I go with.
Thanks for the info, pro-bassoonist!
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The other thread is for non-English productions. Adding non region-A titles of English-language films there will quickly water it down and eventually destroy it. I much rather have a second thread where we post all non-region A info (with covers, etc). The other thread I would like to keep for arhtouse/foreign info on Blu. I would not mind maintaining the second thread, if such should exist, as well.
At the end however I would go with whatever the rest of the members here decide. Just let it be a clean and useful thread, not a mish-mash of dates and titles no one cares about.
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At the end however I would go with whatever the rest of the members here decide. Just let it be a clean and useful thread, not a mish-mash of dates and titles no one cares about.
Pro-B
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
The total timing announced is 158min. How much longer is the director's cut supposed to be?
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It seems like there's 3 types here:
1.US movies being released internationally.
2.International movies being released internationally.
3.International movies being released in the US.
Personally, I'm most interested in a thread that continues 1 & 2, because those are the ones we're less likely to hear about.
1.US movies being released internationally.
2.International movies being released internationally.
3.International movies being released in the US.
Personally, I'm most interested in a thread that continues 1 & 2, because those are the ones we're less likely to hear about.
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The director's cut is BY FAR the superior cut of this film (yes, I have seen it). There is at least one sequence, in which he condenses several years of the investigation into a single montage, that is as good as anything in the theatrical cut.
Remember too that the Region 1 Special Edition coming out in January is going to be a two-disc set LOADED with extras, a la Fincher's Fight Club and Panic Room.
Remember too that the Region 1 Special Edition coming out in January is going to be a two-disc set LOADED with extras, a la Fincher's Fight Club and Panic Room.
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I like that cover.
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Big big
on the poster.
I think the "International" thread needs to have both Us movies released internationally and international movies released internationally, as long as everything is Region A or Region Free.
on the poster.I think the "International" thread needs to have both Us movies released internationally and international movies released internationally, as long as everything is Region A or Region Free.
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I don't have any info on the UK release so I am not qualified to provide a legitimate answer!
I have been able to confirm however that a slightly cheaper Swedish disc, also region-free, is being released at the same time.
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I have been able to confirm however that a slightly cheaper Swedish disc, also region-free, is being released at the same time.
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