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Coverart is chosen it seems:
Should be a removable sticker both times but it is not yet confirmed.
Picked my steelbook up yesterday for 9,99€ and it's one super-glossy beauty. 
Capelight sure knows how to deliver. 
And on a side note: the inside of the J-Card also advertises the upcoming first-ever German Mondo X Steelbook.
Capelight sure knows how to deliver.
And on a side note: the inside of the J-Card also advertises the upcoming first-ever German Mondo X Steelbook.
Hi @SteelCollz, thanks for the pictures, looks really good. Was thinking of purchasing this - can you tell me where you picked yours up for 9.99 Euros? Amazon.de list it as 21.58 Euros (plus whatever they charge to ship to the UK). Cheers!
@Jay37 The steelbook currently costs only 14,99€ here at both Media Markt and Saturn. Saturn also had a 3for2 offer going on, which I claimed for it (in combination with two other things) thus only paying 9,99€ on release day. Saturn's offer ended yesterday but starting Wednesday, Media Markt over here will also have a 3for2 offer active if that helps. However, they don't ship internationally to my knowledge. 
Saturn's offer ended yesterday but starting Wednesday, Media Markt over here will also have a 3for2 offer active if that helps. However, they don't ship internationally to my knowledge.
@Jay37 The steelbook currently costs only 14,99€ here at both Media Markt and Saturn. Saturn also had a 3for2 offer going on, which I claimed for it (in combination with two other things) thus only paying 9,99€ on release day.
@SteelCollz, thanks for the info. Bummer about international shipping
. Will keep an eye on any price drops on Amazon.de; that seems to be my best bet.
I have a good few Capelight steels myself and they more often than not feel heavier than usual, and the finish always looks good. Like many German releases though they go largely unnoticed.
not a very good movie. not that bad. but a bit boring and dragged. easy pass for me too. steel looks nice tho.
You may be in the minority, but you are not alone. I just watched this on Netflix, and it's a totally solid, intense, intelligent low-budget sci-fi with good ideas and emotional depth. It's like a working-man's version of the sentient planet from Andrei Tarkovsky's adaptation of Stanislav Lem's Solaris combined with the virus-induced lunatics of 28 Days Later. I don't know what people who didn't like it were expecting from an independent sci-fi film like this. Obviously it's not 2001 or Blade Runner. But low-budget sci-fi doesn't get much better than this. I'm going to Amazon.de and buying this right now.
Full disclosure: I was (and still am) mildly to moderately drunk while watching this. But I'm still in full possession of my mental faculties. *hic*
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