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In my experience at least that was absolutely false. I had the non-Christine Twilight Time discs I wanted in my cart well before 4pm EST. I had them in there nearly all week actually as I tried to decide, which titles I wanted to get me to the $200 threshold.

When the sale began, I was able to add Christine (unsigned) and 2 copies of the signed edition (updated quantity to 2 in my cart) before checking out...all in under 5 mins or so.

If I had any idea how well the signed copies would sell, I would have added $300 to my cart for an extra copy.

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There was nothing in my cart at 4. Everything was in my wishlist then I started moving them over when I saw the live link for Christine.

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Got my order today and they gave me a regular copy of Christine, not the autographed one on my invoice... WTF?!?!

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Okay I past along bad info.I know the autographed copy of Christine(150 copies) sold out in less than 5 minutes.
The other movie forum( I'm sure you all know the one I'm talking about) has 5,700+ post on Christine alone.
I'm not reading through all them post to find out what happened.

I'm really kicking myself for not trying to get a few copies of the autographed copy of Christine.I was online at the time,but did not think I had a chance to get one or two.I should have tried at least.They are selling for $250 + right now.
I did get Christine and Fury the 1st time they went on sale.

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Did you check the insert or booklet?Looks like that is the part that is sign.
I rather have the outer artwork signed.

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?p=7279705

Post #5709 has a image of the autographed copy.

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Yeah, the booklet is what was signed on my copy. Should be right along the front of the car...

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What a terrible looking signature.

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Most are selling for a lot less. People are listing them high but not actually selling them.

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If any of you care, Major Dundee just went up for preorder.

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I would have balked at paying $40.25 for a single Blu-ray release if not for those Christine profits. Can't wait to watch this in high definition.

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SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (1993) BLU-RAY - July 9th

LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING (1955) BLU-RAY - July 9th

BODY DOUBLE (1984) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th

SEXY BEAST (2000) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th

THE DISAPPEARANCE (1977) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th

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in for Body Double for sure

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Love to get Sexy Beast, but not at these prices. Bummer.

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goddamnit i want BODY DOUBLE but fuck twilight time

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There are very few catalog titles I want now, so that's how I'm rationalizing the Twilight Time cost. Body Double is probably my favorite De Palma movie as well.

It's worth it to me, but I totally understand where others are coming from...

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can someone link me to the page to pre-order Sexy Beast? thanks in advance.

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Gotta, gotta have Sleepless in Seattle. I just hope they continue with porting over the special features like they did with Christine, because I hate have to make combo packs.

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Sleepless In Seattle is not a big enough movie to have a normal studio release? Even though I wouldn't buy it, I just find that quite odd.

I may have to make Body Double my first Twilight Time buy. Definite guilty pleasure of mine. I watched it over and over again as a kid on HBO strictly for the nudity. :)

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I feel the same way! Now maybe their won't be a mad rush to buy up every copy like Christine. But I'd hate to miss out on the release, since it is one film I'd love to own on the format.

I haven't bought The Fury yet, since I've never seen the entire film before, and can't really justify the cost at the moment. So I hope that's still available months from now depending on my financial situation.

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If you have the Fox Movie Channel, it occasionally shows up there.

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I'll stick with my UK Region B copy. Unless they release it with OAR, unlike the UK one.

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IMDb says that the OAR for Sexy Beast is 2.35:1, but I'm pretty sure that's wrong. I saw this in the theater, and I don't remember it being wider than 1.85:1.

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I'm trying to remember myself. I just remember reading a long time ago that the UK disc had a different OAR.

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I was hoping Body Double would get some sort of special treatment like DePalma's other flicks have been getting recently. Even Dressed to Kill had some decent special features and a commentary. Body Double should have been a given to receive some love on the Blu-ray format. hopefully there will be a decent import at some point like the one that's being worked on for The Fury, which is why I never picked up the TT release.

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As far as Sexy Beast go, did the HD-DVD import have the correct aspect ratio? I'd get that over getting this release if it has the wrong ratio.

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That was one of the first DVD releases too. Seems like that's one movie everybody loved. Shows how backwards Sony is still thinking- they help push DVD onto the market, did a reasonably good job but then started putting out lower-quality releases and reissuing older titles with only the 4x3 pan and scan versions included. Then they push Blu-Ray on the market, do an OK job and now license out movies they own to other companies. Seems my words held true in an angry letter I wrote to Sony when they began dropping widescreen transfers from their DVDs: "I'm fully aware of the upcoming high-definition formats, but even if Sony puts out high-quality product there I will doubt your ability to consistently do so."