Old films = region free
New films = locked
Tends to be teh rule.
New films = locked
Tends to be teh rule.
In addition to that, Fox--or any studio for that matter--may not have the distribution rights in your country or region.
I don't know about Denmark, but here in Sweden, they tend to release most films locked to region B, so it's just not fox.
I'm all set as I have a region free player though.
I'm all set as I have a region free player though.
Disciple - did your region free BD player come as standard or did you have it chipped?
We are region B down under and I had a friend send me a cheap BD player from the states (A Samsung) that they bought during the Black friday sales. What I have saved so far in buying BDs from the states compared to the prices down under has paid for the BD player....
We are region B down under and I had a friend send me a cheap BD player from the states (A Samsung) that they bought during the Black friday sales. What I have saved so far in buying BDs from the states compared to the prices down under has paid for the BD player....
Nic Mall wrote: Old films = region free
New films = locked
Tends to be teh rule.
X-Men Wolverine is Region Free while the X-men Trilogy is not. How does that work?!
I use a PS3 which ofcause isnt region free sadly and i dont buy Blu Rays from Denmark, i buy them online from England.
When im in America i tend to buy alot of Blu Rays cos theyre really cheap so i have alot of Warner Bros since theyre always Region Free :D
New films = locked
Tends to be teh rule.
X-Men Wolverine is Region Free while the X-men Trilogy is not. How does that work?!
I use a PS3 which ofcause isnt region free sadly and i dont buy Blu Rays from Denmark, i buy them online from England.
When im in America i tend to buy alot of Blu Rays cos theyre really cheap so i have alot of Warner Bros since theyre always Region Free :D
The X-Men Trilogy is region free.
Chris Gould wrote: The X-Men Trilogy is region free.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/X-Men-Trilogy-Blu...
According to this site, it aint.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/X-Men-Trilogy-Blu...
According to this site, it aint.
Ah right, I was referring to the UK release, which is region free (I've tested it).
Worst Nightmare wrote: Disciple - did your region free BD player come as standard or did you have it chipped?
It was region free when I bought it, but It's chipped as you can't buy a region free player in a regular store over here. I have to change BD region code manually, by pressing 1, 2 or 3 on the remote before putting on the player, but DVDs play automatically (all regions).
It was region free when I bought it, but It's chipped as you can't buy a region free player in a regular store over here. I have to change BD region code manually, by pressing 1, 2 or 3 on the remote before putting on the player, but DVDs play automatically (all regions).
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Okay after some hours of researchin I discovered there actually DO exist American region free Fox BRs! Fight Club for example, but then why is it that some are locked and some arent?