Pre-order Star Trek XI DVD for £6.89

quad_red

Pre-order Star Trek XI for £6.89 (sendit allows you order in sterling)
DVD £6.89 Free Delivery
Availability: Pre-order now for delivery on 16 November 2009

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/10049506.product

RLJ

quad_red wrote: »

Pre-order Star Trek XI for £6.89 (sendit allows you order in sterling)
DVD £6.89 Free Delivery
Availability: Pre-order now for delivery on 16 November 2009

http://www.sendit.com/sendit/10049506.product

do they take irish aib laser? ok they don't

Basq

Nope, fraid not.

Superb deal.. haven't seen the film but think I might wait to buy the Blu-ray despite how cheap this is.

HorseRadish

Fantasic price is right,had to go for this! Missed it in the cinema too! Cheers OP

RLJ

basquille wrote: »

Nope, fraid not.

Superb deal.. haven't seen the film but think I might wait to buy the Blu-ray despite how cheap this is.

free post to ireland? thanks

Kashkai

Best film I've seen a in a long while. Even if you're not a trekkie, you'll enjoy this. And at that price, its a giveaway. Although I'd be more inclined towards the blu ray which isn't cheap:(

eightyfish

Definitely want to order this, however I haven't heard of the website. Some negative reviews on ciao. Anyone use them before?

Mossy Monk

I have had no problems ordering from them.

quad_red

RLJ wrote: »

free post to ireland? thanks

Post is free to Ireland.

Eightyfish: have ordered a good bit of stuff off them over the years and never had any problems. Just ordered a documentary (in the shadow of the moon) off them, no problems.

I was well willing to get the blu ray version of star trek, and pay the extra few quid. But with the dvd at this price, it's WAY more expensive to get the blu ray version.

Mmmmm

eightyfish

Mossy Monk wrote: »

I have had no problems ordering from them.

In that case, *ordered*.

Thanks.

Dades

Ordered, thanks OP!

Great movie.

Ms Happy

Ordered too.

Great spot OP

Thanks

Linku

There's going to be a two disc DVD too, which is the one I'll be getting cause the extras sound pretty cool

http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/07/17/star-trek-dvdblu-ray-details-revealed/

godtabh

basquille wrote: »

Nope, fraid not.

Superb deal.. haven't seen the film but think I might wait to buy the Blu-ray despite how cheap this is.

i always buy blu ray these days. some times it means i've to wait a bit longer for good deals but some much better than dvd

for £10 more its still good value

Keith C

over on hotdealsuk its marked as expired.

you can preorder terminater salvation for £6.93 & 99p delivery

again thanks to guys over in hotdealsuk

http://www.thehut.com/hut/10048638.product

HorseRadish

Keith C wrote: »

over on hotdealsuk its marked as expired.

you can preorder terminater salvation for £6.93 & 99p delivery

again thanks to guys over in hotdealsuk

http://www.thehut.com/hut/10048638.product

Nice spot,ordered

eightyfish

Linku wrote: »

There's going to be a two disc DVD too, which is the one I'll be getting cause the extras sound pretty cool

Thanks. I'd much rather the double-disc too. Cancelled the ordered (processed no problem).

Rsaeire

Going on this thread, why do so many people still buy DVDs when the high definition equivalent, i.e. Blu-ray, is available? Considering so many people are buying all these cheap HDTVs listed in Bargain Alerts, and Blu-ray players are under €200 now, there doesn't seem to be a huge reason to go with DVD; excluding the difference in price, as the difference is definitely worth it.

Basq

Rsaeire wrote: »

Going on this thread, why do so many people still buy DVDs when the high definition equivalent, i.e. Blu-ray, is available? Considering so many people are buying all these cheap HDTVs listed in Bargain Alerts, and Blu-ray players are under €200 now, there doesn't seem to be a huge reason to go with DVD; excluding the difference in price, as the difference is definitely worth it.

Let's not try to make a discussion out of this.. it doesn't belong here. But there are a few reasons:

1. €200 for a Blu-ray player is good.. but not everyone sees the benefit in paying it when they've a DVD player that's "just fine".
2. Unless you have a 37" or higher HD TV, you may as well stick with DVD.
3. Unless you have a great sound system to back up the Blu-ray player, I'd say stick with DVD.
4. The media is still quite pricey - you can anywhere between €3 - €15 for a DVD (depending on whether the release is new). But best of luck finding a Blu-ray for under €25 - no matter how new or old - in most bricks 'n' mortars shops. Ireland is still very expensive for Blu-ray - bought the Blu-ray of Death Proof for €10 and the Blu-ray of Planet Terror for €15 in Germany last week.. that's was in a chain store whose large Blu-ray selection was mostly between €16 - €20.

I'm still buying DVD's because they're cheaper but I'm willing to pay a bit more for a Blu-ray (€10 - €15 tops).

I can see where these people are coming from though.

Rsaeire

basquille wrote: »

Let's not try to make a discussion out of this.. it doesn't belong here. But there are a few reasons:

1. €200 for a Blu-ray player is good.. but not everyone sees the benefit in paying it when they've a DVD player that's "just fine".
2. Unless you have a 37" or higher HD TV, you may as well stick with DVD.
3. Unless you have a great sound system to back up the Blu-ray player, I'd say stick with DVD.
4. The media is still quite pricey - you can anywhere between €3 - €15 for a DVD (depending on whether the release is new). But best of luck finding a Blu-ray for under €25 - no matter how new or old - in most bricks 'n' mortars shops. Ireland is still very expensive for Blu-ray - bought the Blu-ray of Death Proof for €10 and the Blu-ray of Planet Terror for €15 in Germany last week.. that's was in a chain store whose large Blu-ray selection was mostly between €16 - €20.

I'm still buying DVD's because they're cheaper but I'm willing to pay a bit more for a Blu-ray (€10 - €15 tops).

I can see where these people are coming from though.

I didn't want to start a discussion either, I was just curious as to the reasoning behind a lot of Boards users still buying DVDs, especially since there has been plenty of opportunity here on Bargain Alerts to cheaply upgrade to high definition equipment.

While I understand most of your points, I'd have to disagree with point 2. As an owner of a 32" full HD TV, the difference between DVD and Blu-ray/HD-DVD is definitely appreciable.

Thanks for the reply basquille.