Future Warner exclusive DVDs

[JamesM]

- The Abdication (1974)

- Betrayed (1954)

- Bhowani Junction (1956)

- The Beggars Opera (1953)#

- Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (1969)

- Crescendo (1970)

- The Citadel (1938)

- Kaleidoscope (1966)



Only available from Warner Brothers website in the US.



WBshop.com - The Official Online Store of Warner Bros. Studios: WB Exclusives

[darrenburnfan]

I've just tried to order one of their DVD's and went through the whole process of registering and chose United Kingdom as the country to post it to from their list of countries, only to be told that I wasn't allowed to buy it because I live outside the United States. Bloody marvelous!



Perhaps the ones I wanted to buy will eventually be made available through amazon, like those Warner Best Buy exclusives usually are.

[Joenoir]

Incudes one of the Teddington films!

WBshop.com - The Official Online Store of Warner Bros. Studios: Church Mouse, The (MOD)

[Lord Lionheart]

name='JamesM']- The Abdication (1974)

- Betrayed (1954)

- Bhowani Junction (1956)

- The Beggars Opera (1953)#

- Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (1969)

- Crescendo (1970)

- The Citadel (1938)

- Kaleidoscope (1966)



Only available from Warner Brothers website in the US.



WBshop.com - The Official Online Store of Warner Bros. Studios: WB Exclusives

Been looking for The Citadel for a while, might have to order that

[JamesM]

name='Joenoir']Incudes one of the Teddington films!

WBshop.com - The Official Online Store of Warner Bros. Studios: Church Mouse, The (MOD)

Crikey, well spotted.



I have now learnt, wait for it, that they are all DVD-Rs!!!

[batman]

name='JamesM']

I have now learnt, wait for it, that they are all DVD-Rs!!!

Is that not an 'official' site then?

[Joenoir]

name='batman']Is that not an 'official' site then?

Warner Bros. brings film vault into digital age - International Herald Tribune

[batman]

name='Joenoir']Warner Bros. brings film vault into digital age - International Herald Tribune

Thanks Joe.

[Brief Encounter]

Let's hope the British companies follow suit with this idea.

[Stephen Pickard]

They just released "Term of Trial" (1962).

[didi-5]

And a recent Warner chat on another forum promised they will sell outside the UK as long as there aren't rights issues. You can also order titles from Movies Unlimited who do ship here but at around 5 dollar postage per title. That said I have ordered from them before and they are good for hard to find oddities.

[smudge]

Don't know if it helps, but I got a copy of CRESCENDO via Amazon.com.



Smudge

[will.15]

name='didi-5']And a recent Warner chat on another forum promised they will sell outside the UK as long as there aren't rights issues. You can also order titles from Movies Unlimited who do ship here but at around 5 dollar postage per title. That said I have ordered from them before and they are good for hard to find oddities.

Movies Unlimited sucks! About ten years ago I ordered several movies from them. One was out of stock. Instead of an automatic refund, which most mail orders do, they give you a credit and a toll free number to call to request a refund. I called and told the woman who answered I wanted a refund. She then asked me again a minute later when i already made clear why I called. To be polite I said I'd prefer a refund. She said, "Do you want a refund or not?" I said yes. She said, "Otherwise you don't get one." I never got the refund and have not ordered anything from them since.