Eddie Osnard

$200 is a good price for such a Boxset. I mean look at $160 Dances with Wolves box, here you get three times the stuff at least.

How much will the shipping be approximately, $50, or more?

Also, since it's direct shipping, do they ship to Russia, I got people asking. Blufans and HDZeta still do, I hear.

I'm fine with US shipping. 

7 minutes ago, Gary K said:

Broad Nation is still working on finishing shipments of Edge Of Tomorrow.  When that’s done, this should be next.  
 

Things in China are very difficult now and retailers are working as hard ads they can under difficult circumstances.   That doesn’t even take into account shipolping difficulties out of China.  
 

All that is  to say that this certainly isn’t a work ethic issue.  Please continue to be patient.

 

Gary

No, I know they're 'going crazy over there at the lake'.

I just meant in general, every company has manufacturing problems lately, be it MantaLab, FilmArena, or even Zavvi. 

So this steel still hasn't been released? 

It's like humanity has lost its ability to manufacture things. Everyone is a 'manager' or worse, a 'tik-toker'... 🤣

35 minutes ago, Gary K said:

Not sure why you’d accuse them of being bootleggers. They had some issues with artwork, but no suggestion that they weren’t authorized to release the films themselves and they are using WWA steels in other editions.   
 

as for releases they are about to ship Elvis and there are photos of the editions pre-shipment here.
 

They'd be selling on other forums, if they weren't. 

These movies would get 'premium' treatment from other companies, if they weren't. 

I'll believe when someone actually receives their copy. 

On 10/28/2022 at 9:35 PM, Veum said:

 

I’d also like to see/know more of these RaroFilms Studios films! 😉

Have they actually released anything, ever, at all yet? 

There's not a single unboxing on the internet. 

They're obviously bootleggers, but I'd buy some of their editions if they release them, and do it on time, which would be better still, than 'ponzi'-feeling two-years taking CineMuseum. 

So how much were these anyway?

47 minutes ago, RAK said:

that looks like the alien’s head with his mouth open. Also as for being dark, you have to realize it’s just a picture not the real thing. 

If it looks dark in a 'beauty shot', it's going to be even worse in real life. 

2 hours ago, MikeH5856 said:

Just saw elsewhere that Best Buy is getting a steelbook for the 4K Edge of Tomorrow. YAY! Finally a Best Buy steel of a movie I want that I can skip! 🤣

I'll be grabbing the standard 4K to put in this bad boy and tossing the Amray into the recycle bin.

Yeah, exactly, besides the inner photo, the art is bad on this one - dark front for some reason, and something that looks like a horse, or a shapeless CGI swarm on the back, also dark.

Wow, this IS the warmest welcome of any forums I've been on, and I'm on forums since the 90's, like DVDTalk and DVDFile in the US, if anyone remembers those. Thank you! 

2 minutes ago, ukade2327 said:

Sofa Cinema is a certified retailer of these editions and to answer your questions the ‘Steelbook’ opens more like a book does and is magnetic , discs are held the same as a Steelbook and has space for a 4K disc when it eventually releases ..whereas the AI edition is a sprung loaded tray . There is more info throughput the thread with pictures and videos 

hope this helps 

Oh, so the lid doesn't come off entirely, but is held with something on the left side, like a door. Probably closer to metalpaks and Ironpaks in that sense.

Yeah, I haven't read all 27 pages, but looked through the last few for photos and videos! 

Hello everyone! 

Noticed this edition on a Taiwanese site SofaMedia, with a considerable mark-up, and was wondering how this case opens, there's no proper pictures or videos anywhere.

Is there just a lid, like on tins Anchor Bay and others used to make? How are discs held inside? 

The other release, A.I., is explained to be like a disc drive drawer...