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Finding Nemo: Lenticular Edition (2D+3D Blu-ray Steelbook) (Zavvi Exclusive) [UK]
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Definitely in for this the original zavvi one was Meh! This edition has much better artwork! The turtle surfer dudes being amongst my favourite characters! Plus you get a lenticular Whoopie!!
ill probably double dip on this... but im not going to start collecting the whole disney collection again with lenticulars.
You must living in a different world. It does costs at least £10-£11 to shio something to EU that weighs between 251 and 500 grams. Maybe the sellers add £1 to £2 extra to cover 15% fees. However if you order 2 or more you get a good.price that is cheaper than what it costs to ship to.the UK from Scandinavian countries.
If you do, I will remember this post again which I quoted so you cannot edit it
That's what I'm thinking, someone said to me sell the old and get the lenticular but then you get sucked in as they don't match.
No zavvi fool me once.... Lol
How did I forget the Good Dinosaur and Inside Out
Yes them aswell
I know Zavvi don't make these but they could at least reassure people the other collection will continue. I just don't see why Disney would be the ones to re-release them. I thought Zavvi would be the ones to ask them so they can have them as store exclusives
Yes them aswell
I know Zavvi don't make these but they could at least reassure people the other collection will continue. I just don't see why Disney would be the ones to re-release them. I thought Zavvi would be the ones to ask them so they can have them as store exclusives
I buy steelbooks from private sellers all through the EU, including UK, all the time, and I usually pay about €6 tot €8 shipping for a single mailbox size package. Also on Ebay, as long as the sellers don't use the ripoff Ebay global shipping program.
Plus the % Ebay takes as a profit on the shipping costs through their shipping program.
Brilliant news for me and looking forward to a small set of Disney animation lenticular steelbooks and it's not as if all previous steels will be re-released with lentis as that's not the Disney style - a style famously inconsistent and best seen in their Amaray releases where we have sometimes half-a-dozen releases of the
same title including different style limited edition slipcover variants ("Villains" etc.) ... a style cleverly aimed at making the most of their products - understandably so I suppose - but at the same time guaranteed to upset the collector with the spine number change style from the gold ovals to plain, the incomplete sets together with other changes designed to encourage multiple dipping by the Disney fan/fanatic/completist.
Mixed feelings about Disney's multiple releases but I get it, I really do, especially considering the Disney Numbered Classics collection amounts to not much more than 50-odd titles spread out over some 80 years and of course I do not HAVE to buy the same title multiple times . . . (or so I keep on telling myself).
Anyway, regarding the Disney LENTICULAR STEELBOOKS I wouldn't turn down the chance to buy the following titles again as part of a new lenticular steelbook set in addition to "The Lion King" and "Finding Nemo": -
"Beauty and the Beast", "The Little Mermaid", "Inside Out", "Zootopia", "Wall.E", "Ratatouille", "Big Hero 6", "Wreck-It Ralph", "Frozen", "Toy Story 1,2 &3", "Up" and "The Incredibles" plus a small number of my favourite classics including "The Jungle Book", "Snow White", "101 Dalmatians", "Dumbo", "Pinocchio", "Lady and the Tramp", "Fantasia", "Bambi", "Peter Pan", "The Aristocats" and "Mary Poppins".
I'm guessing, however, that the classics won't get a look in and that it will just be the modern big hitters with 3D discs that will be included in the new lenticular steelbook collection.
same title including different style limited edition slipcover variants ("Villains" etc.) ... a style cleverly aimed at making the most of their products - understandably so I suppose - but at the same time guaranteed to upset the collector with the spine number change style from the gold ovals to plain, the incomplete sets together with other changes designed to encourage multiple dipping by the Disney fan/fanatic/completist.
Mixed feelings about Disney's multiple releases but I get it, I really do, especially considering the Disney Numbered Classics collection amounts to not much more than 50-odd titles spread out over some 80 years and of course I do not HAVE to buy the same title multiple times . . . (or so I keep on telling myself).
Anyway, regarding the Disney LENTICULAR STEELBOOKS I wouldn't turn down the chance to buy the following titles again as part of a new lenticular steelbook set in addition to "The Lion King" and "Finding Nemo": -
"Beauty and the Beast", "The Little Mermaid", "Inside Out", "Zootopia", "Wall.E", "Ratatouille", "Big Hero 6", "Wreck-It Ralph", "Frozen", "Toy Story 1,2 &3", "Up" and "The Incredibles" plus a small number of my favourite classics including "The Jungle Book", "Snow White", "101 Dalmatians", "Dumbo", "Pinocchio", "Lady and the Tramp", "Fantasia", "Bambi", "Peter Pan", "The Aristocats" and "Mary Poppins".
I'm guessing, however, that the classics won't get a look in and that it will just be the modern big hitters with 3D discs that will be included in the new lenticular steelbook collection.
If you do, I will remember this post again which I quoted so you cannot edit it
If i do, please feel free to shoot me
Here we go again. £5-£6 is possible but by standard delivery. Trackef and signed costs nearly £5 extra.
Did you see the Zavvi steelbook for 'How to Train Your Dragon'? That should make you feel insulted. You should feel relieved they haven't released the sequel....yet
Don't know what else to tell you. Bought a steelbook on Ebay yesterday from a seller in the UK, tracked shipping: £8, which is close to the max. I am willing to pay for EU shipping.
eBay is a lot different to forums as there is a much higher risk as a seller. The best way to cover yourself is tracked shipping and the seller listing at £13 upto 500g is correct. Some sellers take a risk and do non tracked. So if you bought the item non tracked and it never arrived you get your money back. Cheaper for you but much higher risk for sellers.
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