Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [UK]

Aug 25, 2011
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Release date: March 18, 2019
Purchase links: Zavvi - Amazon UK
Price: £29.99 (Zavvi) - £30.00 (Amazon)

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Purchased this from HMV in store today at £29.99. The steel looks quite average. I do like the upside down rear art though. It includes an extra Blu- ray disc with an extended cut with deleted scenes. I am quite hopeful they will have aquaman in store in Steelbook
 
It's a pity this one isn't at least spot glossed. What would of been nice is a lenti magnet same as what's on the digibook, but I guess that's wanting/expecting way too much.
 
This has to be a contender for worst steelbook of the year.
One look at the first Films steelbook and it makes this look even worse.
 
Hope the age rating logos are stickers...
Purchased this from HMV in store today at £29.99. The steel looks quite average. I do like the upside down rear art though. It includes an extra Blu- ray disc with an extended cut with deleted scenes. I am quite hopeful they will have aquaman in store in Steelbook
Could you please check the subs on the Extended disc?
Thank you
 
What would of been nice is a lenti magnet same as what's on the digibook, but I guess that's wanting/expecting way too much.
For the steelbook with a lenti magnet there's the Italian release but the title is (unfortunately for the International customer) domestic:-
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Hope the age rating logos are stickers...
Could you please check the subs on the Extended disc?
Thank you
if not mistaken:
Russian, English, German, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Arab, Bulgarian, Croatian Czech, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Thai , turkish, japanese
 
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Yes, wish they'd use a slip with the local language and keep the original title otherwise. I am OK with domestic titles on some movies but generally prefer the original language (even when I don't know how to read it :D).