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I've read that THE WAY WE WERE will also be released in Europe this year, and likely region-free like some other Columbia titles (TOOTSIE was just released in Germany).
Not necessarily. Twilight Time's discs are not Zone locked and there is no reason the studios would give them advantages they don't give to European partners.Garysb said:Won't they be region locked to protect Twilight Time's exclusivity ?
As Good as It Gets is region-free in Germany, as are many Sony releases. I suspect all the other Twilight Time titles being released by Sony in Germany will be region-free as well.Garysb said:Won't they be region locked to protect Twilight Time's exclusivity ?
Great news on The China Syndrome. Love that film. Thanks for the heads-up.lukejosephchung said:Also saw when I placed my order for this at Amazon's German website that they are releasing on the same day: "The Wild One", "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" and "The China Syndrome" in blu-ray from Sony!!! Pre-ordered those as well, since Sony's European blu-ray releases are region-free!!!
So far I believe only the Horror / Sci Fi Twilight Time Blu ray's have sold out. It will be interesting to see which drama or comedy will be first. I'm getting this one without any hesitation.lukejosephchung said:It will be interesting to see how the sales for this one turn out for this...I was expecting Sony or Criterion to release this, frankly!!! But the 3,000-copy limited-edition aspect of this release could be problematical as I think they're underestimating the demand!!!
Seeing that these titles are all region-free and playable on US hardware and reasonably-priced and easily obtainable through Amazon's German website, I don't see the problem here...I've already ordered all of these titles for myself and am looking forward to their arrival to my library next month!!!Garysb said:Sony is also releasing Oliver! in Germany on June 13. Seems to be a big day for Sony releases in Germany that Sony won't release in the USA.
We're actually assuming the June 13th releases will be region-free based on past releases, but there's no confirmation of that yet. That's why I will hold off pre-ordering until I know for sure. The prices are really good at Amazon.de, about $20 if you buy only one, but around $16 each if you buy four or more.lukejosephchung said:Seeing that these titles are all region-free and playable on US hardware and reasonably-priced and easily obtainable through Amazon's German website, I don't see the problem here...I've already ordered all of these titles for myself and am looking forward to their arrival to my library next month!!!