Last edited by a moderator:
Train To Busan/Seoul Station (Blu-ray FuturePak) [Germany]
- Thread starter BluSteel2012
- Start date
I know right? But these will prob just be the regular German discs already used in the Mediabook etc....which aren't English friendly
Hmm yep, more than likely.I know right? But these will prob just be the regular German discs already used in the Mediabook etc....which aren't English friendly
thats a really good price
Definitely FuturePak! And I can't wait to have it in my hands! Looks great, I am always thrilled to order one!
Good to have variety with this title in metal and although this metalpak has everything the others have - plus six postcards - it's got inferior artwork and is no more English-friendly than either of the other two (to the best of my knowledge).
With the U.K. Blu-ray (Amaray) release it seems unlikely that other Euro editions will be English-friendly and it should be remembered that the U.K. release doesn't even have an English language dub track only Korean language with English subs (which of course will not bother the purists . . . lol).
Disappointing if we are to be denied a steelbook release here in the U.K. for this film but maybe not surprising as Korean steelbooks in the U.K. are pretty thin on the ground (off the top of my head can only recall THE HOST, OLDBOY and I SAW THE DEVIL).
Anyway, back to this metalpak - it is definitely a cheaper way to get the content of the OOP special limited edition (of 2,000) mediabook at a sensible price albeit minus the 24 page booklet.
GERMAN MEDIABOOK
Audio: German, Korean
Subtitles: German, Dutch
By way of comparison, quick reminder of the French and Spanish steelbooks:-
II
V
With the U.K. Blu-ray (Amaray) release it seems unlikely that other Euro editions will be English-friendly and it should be remembered that the U.K. release doesn't even have an English language dub track only Korean language with English subs (which of course will not bother the purists . . . lol).
Disappointing if we are to be denied a steelbook release here in the U.K. for this film but maybe not surprising as Korean steelbooks in the U.K. are pretty thin on the ground (off the top of my head can only recall THE HOST, OLDBOY and I SAW THE DEVIL).
Anyway, back to this metalpak - it is definitely a cheaper way to get the content of the OOP special limited edition (of 2,000) mediabook at a sensible price albeit minus the 24 page booklet.
GERMAN MEDIABOOK
Audio: German, Korean
Subtitles: German, Dutch
By way of comparison, quick reminder of the French and Spanish steelbooks:-
II
V
FRANCE (Zero finish)
Audio: French, Korean
Subtitles: French
1 x BD-50
Includes the animated prequel SEOUL STATION
SPAIN
Audio: French, Korean
Subtitles: French
1 x BD-50
Includes the animated prequel SEOUL STATION
SPAIN
2 x BD-50 "Número de discos: 2" (?)
Includes SEOUL STATION
Includes SEOUL STATION
What's a futurepak?I tried to look it up but didn't find anything
FuturePak is an innovative case for DVD and BD packaging...and people are crazy about it! Me, personally, I love it! Way better than the steelbook, to be honest!
Here some live pictures of the german Train to Busan FuturePak
Thanks for the pictures. A shame that due to the inwards spine, front and back don't align perfectly anymore. Other than that, it looks good but can't beat the mediabook! 
Other than that, it looks good but can't beat the mediabook!
Thanks for the pics.
If this was English friendly I'd have gone for it.
I love the way the discs line up with the inside art.
If this was English friendly I'd have gone for it.
I love the way the discs line up with the inside art.
Similar threads
