Tale of Two Sisters on Blu
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Tale of Two Sisters on Blu
Just discovered while browsing play.com's site: Tale of Two Sisters is being released on Blu Ray, 23rd June in the UK.
One of my favourite ever ghost/horror films. Can't wait.
One of my favourite ever ghost/horror films. Can't wait.
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Just discovered while browsing play.com's site: Tale of Two Sisters is being released on Blu Ray, 23rd June in the UK.
One of my favourite ever ghost/horror films. Can't wait.
One of my favourite ever ghost/horror films. Can't wait.
Do you know if this like most Blu's will work on the PS3? Or is it on of the few that are coded for certain regions.
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Originally Posted by acubfaninmd
Do you know if this like most Blu's will work on the PS3? Or is it on of the few that are coded for certain regions.
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Originally Posted by acubfaninmd
ok thanks for the info. I thought it was like near 75% of the Blus werent region encoded but maybe I read some bad info.
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I don't think Tartan region codes their discs. The Seventh Seal and Oldboy from the UK are region free so I would assume their new releases like Tale of Two Sisters, Lady Vengeance, I'm a Cyborg, etc. would be region free also.
Entertainment in Video on the other hand region locks all of their releases.
Entertainment in Video on the other hand region locks all of their releases.
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Originally Posted by dkny75
I don't think Tartan region codes their discs.
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I've read before that studios only release new releases region coded. (That is, studios that decide to region code their discs, like Sony and Disney.) As far as I know, all catalogue releases are region free. Of course, a lot of companies (like Warner) don't region code at all.
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Actually FOX are the most ardent supporter of region-coding. All other studios are rather flexible about it.
edit: These are the rest of the BR upcoming titles -
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edit: These are the rest of the BR upcoming titles -
28/04 – Paranoid Park
26/05 – I’m A Cyborg
23/06 – The Proposition; Sky Blue
28/07 – A Tale of Two Sisters
25/08 – Lady Vengeance
26/05 – I’m A Cyborg
23/06 – The Proposition; Sky Blue
28/07 – A Tale of Two Sisters
25/08 – Lady Vengeance
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Originally Posted by pat00139
I've read before that studios only release new releases region coded. (That is, studios that decide to region code their discs, like Sony and Disney.) As far as I know, all catalogue releases are region free. Of course, a lot of companies (like Warner) don't region code at all.