John Wick (Blu-ray SteelBook) (Novamedia Exclusive No.4) [Korea]

[teddyjun]

Release date: March 31, 2015
Purchase links: Full Slip - Lenti - Quarter Slip - One Click (Pre-order on March 6, at 8 PM - Korea time)
Price: $35.99 - $36.99 - $109
Note: Total print run is 4000. One Click 200 - Full Slip 900 - Lenti 900 - Quarter Slip 200 (not numbered)

Available on HDN shop SOLD OUT
Group buy: apsmith21 (Worldwide) - Masterblaster (CLOSED)

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[Joanie Mason]

That's good to know, phew. Well not to sound like a noob but what is OP?

 

[C.C. 95]

That's good to know, phew. Well not to sound like a noob but what is OP?

The Original Post right above yours!

 

[Joanie Mason]

Understood. Thank you!

 

[C.C. 95]

Understood. Thank you!

You bet!

 

[Norwichlad]

Saw this movie at the weekend, not great. 2 min story then all about revenge. Needed a longer first quarter plot imo

 

[DUTCH]

How many posts does it require before you can get in a group buy?

 

[C.C. 95]

How many posts does it require before you can get in a group buy?

20 non-spammy posts, my friend!

 

[DUTCH]

Thank you

 

[StifflersDad]

Thank you

You can order directly from Novamedia.

 

[charleybusko]

Nice... I becoming a big Nova fan. Would like to see them do more Marvel titles though.

 

[Twanky]

Can't wait for this. Now just debating on joining GB to get a copy or go direct but don't want to miss out like it did with GOTG

 

[Blu-devil]

Have the US amaray on it's way to me as I write. Looking forward to watching this for the first time.
Will order this directly from NM, never had any issues thus far. TDKR, EOT and LS were very easy compared to Kimchi which can be a nightmare.

 

[meth head]

Still not sure if I should blind buy this or not. Is this up there with 'Man on Fire' & 'Taken'?

 

[nicblue]

@meth head yes it is. I like both of those movies as well. It's just him vs everyone. If you liked taken, you will like this. Skim through the reviews on RT.

 

[meth head]

Awesome. I think I will take a calculated risk on this one

 

[William]

Awesome. I think I will take a calculated risk on this one

I've given up on blind buys completely now after saving up for yonks to get Kimchi's fullslip Snowpiercer..... Well, that was THE WORST film I have EVER seen!!!
Just a bit friendly advice...

 

[meth head]

I've given up on blind buys completely now after saving up for yonks to get Kimchi's fullslip Snowpiercer..... Well, that was THE WORST film I have EVER seen!!!
Just a bit friendly advice...

Really? I loved Snowpiercer!

 

[William]

Really? I loved Snowpiercer!

It was just kinda stupid. A severely lacking script, horribly patchy acting, stupid scenes (the fish...) and a villain reminiscent of an old Bond bad-guy.

 

[meth head]

It was just kinda stupid. A severely lacking script, horribly patchy acting, stupid scenes (the fish...) and a villain reminiscent of an old Bond bad-guy.

It acted as the perfect metaphor for the stark inequalities that currently plague society today, imo.

 

[William]

It acted as the perfect metaphor for the stark inequalities that currently plague society today, imo.

Very good point, I do see that side of the film, but I just thought it was kinda poorly executed. I guess the main reason for my disappointment was that I expected a gritty Korean thriller. After seeing the trailer and what Kimchi did with the postcards etc, I really wanted as I said a gritty, slick thriller. But I just thought it was more hollywood cinema than what Korean cinema is most famous for...
I guess that I just thought that SP would be similar to that of Her, Dallas Buyers Club and Amelie, in the essence that the postcards etc kept in theme of what the film was like.
But each to their own, I respect everyones opinion. When it comes to films, it is purely down to personal perception.
A little quote- 'Art distills sensation and embodies it with enhanced meaning in memorable form-or it is not art'~~~Jacques Barzun
I have always seen films with meaning (like SP, not films such as The Expendables or anything else with Sly in it...) as a form of art, so it will always be down to personal perception.