Infernal Affairs Trilogy (Blu-ray SteelBook) (Kimchidvd Exclusive #5) [Korea]

Choi Chungkwon · Jul 31, 2013

Kimchidvd Exclusive #5 - confirmed

Release date: July 13th, 2014
Print run: 1000 limited Kimchidvd Exclusive Copies
Buy links:
Infernal Affairs Trilogy Lenticular Pack
Internal Affairs Trilogy Full Slip Pack
List Price: 73.99$
Promotional price before release: 59.99$
Notes:
Numbered: yes, numbered on the art card
Disc: 3 disk
Extra: booklet and storyline board (TBC)

List of Kimchidvd Exclusive SteelBook Editions

Lenticular Package

Full Slip Package

Final Steel Art

Older Info.

Possible artwork

Front Artwork #1

Front Artwork #2

Front Artwork #3

Inside Artwork

here is movie info

Infernal affairs 1 (2002) - link

Infernal affairs 2 (2003) - link

Infernal affairs 3 (2003) - link

earthscope · Jul 14, 2014

Supermodel studio makeup, stylist, ready and waiting for it's new arrival.... :oohyeah:

Hope it remembered to have it's Brazilian for those close up shots.... :asshat:

jesse liu · Jul 14, 2014

Real Steel said:
Wow the kimchi exclusives look like bargains vs Yesasia's.

Because it's Asian films and add online store to increase sales velocity..
This is my guess..

irvine3008 · Jul 15, 2014

Any pics of this?

Choi Chungkwon · Jul 15, 2014

irvine3008 said:
Any pics of this?

gbdragon · Jul 15, 2014

Damn! The lenti version looks vibrant and really stands out

cooey · Jul 15, 2014

Yup, that lenticular looks superb!

galareta2332 · Jul 15, 2014

In my opinion Full Slip rules!!! :drool:

Place where city clouds mix with black and white grid / grill is marvelous...if you understand what i mean :bag:

If not...look closer, FULL SLIP is new wonder of the wold...
just after Wrestler and Rush (i am still waiting for this one but phots are not lying...this is becoming the hottest slip ever :woot:

)

CaptainCoffee · Jul 15, 2014

I'm really digging that full slip. I think i'll wait for a price drop or look for a trade though.

Choi Chungkwon · Jul 15, 2014

CaptainCoffee said:
I'm really digging that full slip. I think i'll wait for a price drop or look for a trade though.

Kimchidvd never drop the price for their exclusive line.

CaptainCoffee · Jul 15, 2014

Choi Chungkwon said:
Kimchidvd never drop the price for their exclusive line.

I guess i'll have to procure a copy by other means then.

NoDingsNoScratches · Jul 15, 2014

Those pics look great! So glad I got this. Its hard to go wrong with Kimchi exclusives. My Lenti's and full should arrive soon. Can't wait.

Im also happy that Kimchi is producing more Exclusive Steels. Im want to cut down buying steels a bit, so Im trying to buy only Kimchi, Zavvi's Disney line / Ultra limited prints, and Local in store releases. My girlfriend still thinks Im crazy.

Who am I Kidding, anyway? Can't wait to watch Internal Affairs for the first time.

Scholer · Jul 15, 2014

NoDingsNoScratches said:
Can't wait to watch Internal Affairs for the first time.

Your in for a treat! One of the truly original thrillers out there. The plot may be familiar but the treatment of the characters are spectacular. And the exhilarating sense of paranoia is splendidly put out on display. The visuals greatly compliment the films, not too slick and not too gritty either. Has that splendid 70's feel mainly because of the use of Anamorphic lenses coupled with grainy Kodak stock.

The film might get a bit melodramatic at times and the film is a bit uneven, the opening flows too fast and the middle is too slow. The editing is really choppy and the use of dissolves are too overdone, something that sticks out when you are used to watching too many films. The sequels, which do pale a bit in comparison to the original, lack these problems and are technically more superior with some really smart intercutting and some truly memorable visuals. Overall the trilogy really stands out due to their exceedingly honest treatment of the characters and some wonderfully interwoven parables about good and bad. The best thing is that the films are more or less very accessible to general audiences even with the often complex undercurrents. Films like these are very rare in any industry, let alone Hollywood and Hong Kong.

And The Departed is not only a poor remake in my opinion, but also the worst film Scorsese ever made and the truly worst Best Picture winner in decades. It's a shame how these classics are often unfairly overshadowed by such a truly awful film as "The Departed".

blu-steel · Jul 15, 2014

NoDingsNoScratches said:
Those pics look great! So glad I got this. Its hard to go wrong with Kimchi exclusives. My Lenti's and full should arrive soon. Can't wait.

Im also happy that Kimchi is producing more Exclusive Steels. Im want to cut down buying steels a bit, so Im trying to buy only Kimchi, Zavvi's Disney line / Ultra limited prints, and Local in store releases. My girlfriend still thinks Im crazy.

Who am I Kidding, anyway? Can't wait to watch Internal Affairs for the first time.

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