In Time (Blu-ray SteelBook) [France]

[Pieter V]

Release date: April 4th, 2012
Purchase links:
Amazon FR
FNAC
Price: €11.96

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[DJHilalo]

I just received one SB from amazon.fr and it was in bubble wrap and then in that thick cardboard mailer... arrived minty mint

Unfortunately that's not the case when my all three seperate orders (X-Men/ROTPOTA & Batman) Steelbooks arrived, they were packed in a wrap-cardboard mailer without any protection (bubble-wrap etc), luckily they all arrived safely, so I guess it's hit and miss.

 

[darczap]

Price went down to 19.98.

http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B006UKB1XY/?tag=hidefnin0a-21

 

[blu-steel]

I still like the cover of this one the most.

 

[DJHilalo]

Price went down to 19.98.

http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B006UKB1XY/?tag=hidefnin0a-21

Excellent news, thanks man.

Chip I totally agree with U on this, the front cover is very unique and stands out, got the French immaculate quality we've been seeing on their recent steelbooks written all over it

 

[ocielz]

Now its all up to This Edition, hopefully its on par with X-Men FC,and ROTPOTA

 

[Steelbook PimpSlap]

release date is 4/4

 

[blu-steel]

Now its all up to This Edition, hopefully its on par with X-Men FC,and ROTPOTA

We have absolutely no reason to not believe this will be the best of the bunch. I place my bets on this one.

 

[Lone Crusader]

IMO the french should have left the English title alone or just used an all French title. If they would have done either of those things I would have jumped on this in a second. I'll stick with the MM edition instead. I might double dip on this later on but I won't make it a priority.

 

[terry44]

Think that Fox should just let the French release their steels as they are always flawless

 

[rall]

For answer to your question why Time Out and not In Time, it's simple. In Time means "a l'heure" and Time out means "Temps écoulé". Time out for France with thus widely more sense that in time. In time stick in no way with the spirit of the movie for French. "Temps écoulé" in French makes reference has the death, so time out is better.

 

[Lone Crusader]

For answer to your question why Time Out and not In Time, it's simple. In Time means "a l'heure" and Time out means "Temps écoulé". Time out for France with thus widely more sense that in time. In time stick in no way with the spirit of the movie for French. "Temps écoulé" in French makes reference has the death, so time out is better.

Thanks for the explanation. Oh and welcome to HDN rall.

 

[tono06]

i just saw it! not great, but it was ok...now the steel looks awesome

 

[Tim Timmens]

Does look nice! but change in title does really put me off

 

[blackberry]

I'm fine with the title.... ordered !

 

[armorales102]

region free ?

 

[axcraig]

Hey guys, some good and bas news for you:
- Good news: Front and back artwork, region free.

- Bad news: No embossed title, no inside artwork.

 

[RomanCH]

Thanks.
can you post bigger pics, please

 

[DJHilalo]

I love the effect on the front cover , this will be mine

 

[mams]

Belle exclu, Axcraig. Ca m'épate

 

[sgray9806]

Thanks for pics and info axcraig, can you please confirm if the disc has Forced French Subtitles on the English soundtrack? Many thanks.