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Interestingly, I could add it to my cart and get all the way to the "Buy Now" button in Checkout, so maybe they aren't checking yet? There's a chance the orders could be cancelled though.

so I have the German release of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 3D. I know it has the bubble issues, but if anyone wants it, i could sell it for like $15 with shipping? shoot me a pm with interest...

the movie is amazing. bests any live action out there...

It may just be for all pre-orders as Shazam also states not shipping to the US. Unless Disney has influenced WB as well.

They certainly irritate those of us who want to buy home video 3D releases. Looks like I might have to give Zavvi another chance.

If you don't mind me asking, where did you get Ralph Breaks and how much did you pay? Also, is it region free?

I got some Disney laserdiscs back then. Never noticed anything about their release schedules though. Maybe because I never bought them that often. Only when they showed up on sale at a local Tower Records. I know some titles did get foreign releases. I used to see the Song of the South Japanese release on Ebay every so often.

This. I click IDrinkMolson's link and it takes me right to the one that says "does not ship". The site recognizes me, as it says "Hello, John". Although, to place an order I still have to "log in".

FWIW, I was able to order both Avengers: Endgame & Captain Marvel 3D from Amazon UK. I did this yesterday and so far there is no indication it is being canceled, I received an order confirmation email.

Wow! You're right. I get the can't ship to the US for both Avengers End Game and Captain Marvel. That royally sucks. I just don't understand why they don't want us US folks buying 3D.

Is this still available? PM sent!

i've never had a problem with any 3D Marvel or Disney movie from Amazon.uk. All of mine went through: Avengers, CM, How to Train Your...3, Shazam!. and i get all that i ordered without a blip...

Hamilton Book has updated their site with some new 3D titles, and a few price cuts.

https://www.hamiltonbook.com/blu-ray

Comin' At Ya! $2.95
FLYING SWORDS OF DRAGON GATE $2.95
ALICE IN WONDERLAND 3D $3.95
SECTOR 7 $3.95
Amazing Ocean 3D $4.95
SHARKS 3D $4.95
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 in 3D $5.95
Everest $5.95
JURASSIC PARK 3D $5.95
PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR $5.95
47 RONIN $5.95
300: Rise of an Empire $5.95
DOCTOR WHO--DARK WATER / DEATH IN HEAVEN $5.95
GLEE: The 3D Concert $5.95
FASCINATION CORAL REEF 3D: Hunters and the Hunted $5.95
AMERICAN MUMMY $5.95
JAMES CAMERON'S DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D $5.95
IMMORTALS 3D $5.95
RIO / EPIC $5.95
MEN IN BLACK 3 $6.95
PROMETHEUS $6.95
GULLIVER'S TRAVELS 3D $6.95
PERCY JACKSON: Sea of Monsters $7.95
NURSE 3D $9.95
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 3D $9.95
Winged Planet 3D $9.95
THE PEANUTS MOVIE $11.95
X-MEN APOCALYPSE $12.95
DREAM BIG: Engineering Our World $15.95
NATIONAL PARKS ADVENTURE $15.95
JIVARO $24.95

Just to add my two cents to this Captain Marvel 3D business, I can order it shipped to the USA or Canada with no problem. Definitely not seeing any issues. Mind you, I'm not ordering until it eventually makes its way in to a two-for deal in a year or so. Not sure I'd buy into the theory about collusion to prevent overseas sales just yet . . .

are we talking about Amazon.uk? i don't understand. i've never, ever had any problems whatsoever...

CM was awhile ago and noting. never had any issues...

Thise titles aren't going to be released for 3 years?

Count me not surprised if you get a notice saying your items can't be delivered

It’s just a placeholder as most are still in theaters. Never had a problem and these will be no exception...

SO jazzed that this is coming to Blu. The 3D in this is off the wall (literally, I suppose! ); a constant barrage of thrusting weapons (some on fire!), limbs, breasts. Saw it at a Kung Fu Fridays here probably 15 years ago and was blown away by just how far "into the audience" the effects reached. And dammit they'd better use that artwork, too!

Barely. This was a martial arts picture from the 70's (consensus suggests it's a Hong Kong picture, but it feels more Taiwanese to me), cranked out for the lower- and working-class masses, utilizing novelty technology not in use there at the time, or earlier. Low-budget martial arts movies of the era weren't often out to win awards; they were out to keep things moving. And that's what this one does.

You can watch the whole film on YouTube. It's a shitty 2D VHS rip from what appears to be a TV broadcast. You can see where they chopped out the commercials. I haven't watched the whole YouTube version, but I assume the copious nudity is missing there. Certainly the opening mass rape sequence is gone. Nevertheless you can see quite clearly that "pop-outs" were a priority (plus the usual camera dollies to enhance depth effects, etc.). I'd never imply SHOGUN WOMEN is a classic — it's truly not — but it has plenty of obligatory training and battle scenes that allow for staffs, swords and fists to be thrust out of the screen. The print shown at Kung Fu Fridays all those years ago was quite good as I recall, so perhaps it found its way to the 3D Film Archive, who knows.

I'm skeptical of some online reviews of this film. I suspect many of them saw an anaglyph version (which I'm told does exist) or just extrapolated the 3D in their minds while watching that crummy TV print.

There's another 3D martial arts film from the same year and director called DYNASTY — which I likewise saw at Kung Fu Fridays from a solid print with great pop-outs — that is a far superior film to SHOGUN WOMEN, so I'm really hoping that the 3D Film Archive and Kino have their hands on that one as well.

Both DYNASTY and 13 NUNS, aka REVENGE OF THE SHOGUN WOMEN, were directed by Mei Chun Chang, in the same year, 1977. They also share a production company.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0127390/?ref_=tt_ov_dr

Interestingly, IMDB says that DYNASTY was a Taiwan/Hong Kong co-production, and the first to use both 3D and Sensurround.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165742...ef_=tt_trv_trv

It seems like DYNASTY was first, but considering they were filmed the same year, and Mei Chun Chang seems to have directed a lot of Hong Kong/Taiwan co-productions, maybe REVENGE OF THE SHOGUN WOMEN is a co-production as well.

Could be co-productions, I suppose. There's always been some murkiness surrounding the parentage of these non-Shaw/Golden Harvest/Etc. pictures of the era, and it hasn't been helped by decades of internet reviews!

Taiwan had a modestly healthy industry of its own cranking this stuff out back then, and I think powerhouse Hong Kong distributors routinely picked up those shows for wider release than the homegrown distributors could probably give them, but I'm sure they helped fund the production in a lot of cases too. Which is probably why many online reviewers just assume all martial arts films of a certain vintage are automatically Hong Kong shows.

It's also worth noting that the majority of the cast of these films appeared only in Taiwanese shows filmed in Taiwan. The director is from there as well, and seems to have shot most or all of his pictures there. But it wouldn't surprise me if Hong Kong money was involved in some of them.

Despite the anemic cast list for SHOGUN WOMEN at IMDB, it shares most of its cast with DYNASTY. That, plus the common director, year, and employment of 3D suggest that they're either both Taiwanese productions or both Taiwanese-Hong Kong co-productions, presumably shot in tandem or back-to-back, but not one of each as IMDB categorizes them. HKMDB lists both as Taiwanese, but as I recall from my years there, HKMDB only allows you to set one country of origin for each film, something I tried to get them to fix for ages to no avail, as it makes it impossible to discover which films are co-productions between which countries, something much more common these days, particularly between Hong Kong and the mainland.

WB shop is having a sale on select 3D movies for $15 each.

https://www.wbshop.com/collections/b...bi0xmvbr6e67jb