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TheHut has "Dr Mabuse The Gambler" and "Nosferatu" Steelbooks for £14.95 each

manicsounds wrote:TheHut has "Dr Mabuse The Gambler" and "Nosferatu" Steelbooks for £14.95 each

Watch out. I received Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler steelbook with one big and several minor dents from theHut. They would be "happy to arrange a partial refund/account credit of £3.00". I demanded a replacement or full refund, let’s see what happens.

TMDaines wrote:bestmediagroup have shown up on Amazon UK again, this time offering the Steelbook of Das Testament Des Dr Mabuse for £12.

It's now just a tenner (and will come in Amazon's super Steelbook packaging)!

From the MoC twitter:

Finally: It's Black Friday at our Eureka webstore —Every day this week, two Masters of Cinema Blu-rays will have their prices reduced at the site: http://www.eurekavideo.co.uk/offers/offers.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; …Starting today at 11.30am UK time with SILENT RUNNING, REPO MAN, & THE LOST WEEKEND for just £6.99.

Perfect timing for me, as I was debating whether to import the Criterion at considerable expense (since it's not included in the B&N sale).

MichaelB wrote:Perfect timing for me, as I was debating whether to import the Criterion at considerable expense (since it's not included in the B&N sale).

FYI, there will be another BN sale (40% off all BDs) starting right after the current one and probably gonna run for the entire month.

MichaelB wrote:Perfect timing for me, as I was debating whether to import the Criterion at considerable expense (since it's not included in the B&N sale).

Indeed was ecstatic to see this. Between CC and MOC I will always take the latter regardless. Snoozing on my CC order paid off!

Today's discounted titles are Rumble Fish (6.99) and Sunrise (7.99).

Gregor Samsa wrote:Today's discounted titles are Rumble Fish (6.99) and Sunrise (7.99).

Weird. Where is Rumblefish? I can't find it.

Rumble Fish is near the bottom of the "forthcoming and recent releases" section.

Today's offers are for Insect Woman and Ruggles of Red Gap.

Today's offers are Une Femme Mariee (6.99) and Die Nibelungen (7.99). I have both myself, but pretty great for those who don't.

Bought Die Nibelungen for £11.99 a month ago and thought that that was a good price...

Hopefully there'll be something I need in the final two days!

Ordered 'Die Nibelungen', what an amazing offer...thanks!

Une femme mariee for me. I also bought Sunrise, at freaking last, from Tuesday's deal.

The World and Make Way For Tomorrow are down to 6.99 - those would be today's offers I guess? Lifeboat is 7.99 as well

Le Silence de la Mer is also down to £7.99.

Shit, so it is! This sale has been amazing so far - been putting many of these off for ages. Should've got Une femme mariée as well but I hesitated

No new offers today? Snaffled Rumble Fish and Die Nibelungen so far, rude not to at those prices!

I went with REPO MAN and LIFEBOAT, two titles I've been putting off for quite a while.

I haven't had time to watch as many movies as I'd like to these past weeks, so I can't wait to dive in again.

Am I wrong to think that the steelbooks for Cleopatra, Dr. Mabuse, and Repo Man at £12.99 are a deal? And are all of these dual format? I've picked up a few of the deals this week, but missed out on Repo Man from Monday -- might go for the steelbook.

Apparently the "weeklong" sale was just for M-F but still the opportunity to score baker's dozen el primo MoC blus for $13.00 or less was a very special Thanksgiving treat. All prices are now back to normal with the exception of NIBELUNGEN which is still holding at 7.99. Thanks to all who gave a "heads up" especially Mr. Samsa!

DIE NIBELUNGEN is £14.99 when you add it to your cart.

Today's offers:

Lifeboat Steelbook: £9.99
Island of Lost Souls Steelbook: £9.99
The Lost Weekend Steelbook: £9.99
Passion of Joan of Arc Steelbook: £11.99
Passion of Joan of Arc BD: £7.99
Harakiri DF: £7.99
For All Mankind DF: £7.99

Assuming anyone on here doesn't already have it, Passion at that price is a hell of a bargain.