MoC: Cheapest Prices/Best Places to Buy/Pre-Orders/Deals

[Ribs]

Ah, they've raised some of the prices on their store (the Keaton set is now at £34, up from £29 as a pre-order; the upcoming releases are listed at £17/18 rather than the usual £15). Cuts into what I'd been thinking. Still a good deal, maybe not a great one though.

[tenia]

The Montage or Classics movies seem at a good price. Many of those I've checked are at £12.99, which certainly is OK compared to Amazon current prices, especially with free shipping.

[neilist]

Eureka weekend sale, ending midday Monday 26 Feb.

Creepy (Masters of Cinema) at £6.99 is probably the highlight.

[Paul Moran]

I managed to cross a few titles off my wants list. I ordered Cover Girl, Creepy, The Friends of Eddie Coyle, Journey to the Shore, Kes, The Blue Lagoon, Cocoon and Enemy Mine. Journey to the Shore is the only blind buy. TBH, The Blue Lagoon wasn't on my wants list, but the beaver and blu-ray.com reviews persuaded me to upgrade.

[Michael Kerpan]

I liked Journey to the Shore a LOT more than Creepy.

[Adam Grikepelis]

I've yet to see the latter, but finally watched Journey recently, and really liked it. Stylistically, it was interesting how it melded together his recent naturalistic approach with that of his mid-career films like Charisma & Retribution.

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The intrusions of the supernatural were handled really wonderfully; using cinematography and editing over the choice of unwanted CGI added to the film's gentle mood immensely.

[Paul Moran]

Eureka are having an Easter sale: List of Titles on Offer
Sale ends 9pm (GMT), Easter Monday 2nd April 2018.

I've ordered Rocco and His Brothers and Sweet Bean, both at £7.99. And from their bestmediagroup store on Amazon, I've ordered Aloys (£4.99) and The Entity (£6.99 in standard case).

[swo17]

Der müde Tod for £10.99 shipped this weekend

[Paul Moran]

Eureka's June 2018 sale.

These offers will be available from Friday (29/06) 10am until Monday (02/07) 10am (BST).

[Gregor Samsa]

Eureka's June 2018 sale.

These offers will be available from Friday (29/06) 10am until Monday (02/07) 10am (BST).

Seconds for 6.99 is great.

[Paul Moran]

Seconds for 6.99 is great.

I agree. I already have the Criterion, but for only £6.99, it was worth getting the Eureka for its unique extras. I also ordered Junebug (upgrade from "pre-owned" DVD) and More Than Honey (blind buy), both at £4.99.

[JAP]

"Summer Sale!" until August 13.

[Tommaso]

Thanks for posting, JAP. Finally ordered "Der müde Tod" and the Pabst double-bill.

[Pepsi]

Eureka has a short sale, ends 15 Oct, but their web site says:

The website that you're trying to reach is having technical difficulties and is currently unavailable.
We are aware of the issue and are working hard to fix it. Thank you for your patience.


I hope they extend the sale when they get the site to function.

[hearthesilence]

Website is fixed and they have indeed extended the sale to Oct. 22.

Among the better picks, IMHO, The Man from Laramie and The Saga of Anatahan are both 9.99 GBP (dual-format too).