Title: Kill Bill Volumes 1 and 2 (IMDb: 1, 2)
Starring: Uma Thurman
Released: 3rd November 2008
SRP: £27.99
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Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release of Kill Bill Volume 1 and Kill Bill Volume 2 for the 3rd of November, priced at around £27.99 apiece. Confirmed specs have yet to be announced, but it would be a surprise if these discs were any different to the US releases. A boxed set containing both films will also be available for £54.99.
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Starring: Uma Thurman
Released: 3rd November 2008
SRP: £27.99
Further Details:
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release of Kill Bill Volume 1 and Kill Bill Volume 2 for the 3rd of November, priced at around £27.99 apiece. Confirmed specs have yet to be announced, but it would be a surprise if these discs were any different to the US releases. A boxed set containing both films will also be available for £54.99.
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Apparently there's a set with Sin City coming out at some point as well.
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Walt Disney...Kill Bill. How does that work?
SlimPickins wrote: Walt Disney...Kill Bill. How does that work?
Walt Disney is the parent company of Miramax.
Walt Disney is the parent company of Miramax.
Boo! I'm still waiting for the "uncut" Kill Bll Vol.1 version which was released in cinemas and DVD across Asia.
I know that QT thinks US/European audiences are too wimpy to watch hardcore action/martial arts films - but a Region A and B release is way overdue.
I know that QT thinks US/European audiences are too wimpy to watch hardcore action/martial arts films - but a Region A and B release is way overdue.
Chris Gould wrote: Apparently there's a set with Sin City coming out at some point as well.
Interesting that they'd bundle it with that as opposed to the rest of his films.
Interesting that they'd bundle it with that as opposed to the rest of his films.
Hmmm...
Almost two hours up and there aren't 47 comments b***hing and moaning about "The Whole Bloody Affair"...
Does Miramax own all of QT's stuff?
Almost two hours up and there aren't 47 comments b***hing and moaning about "The Whole Bloody Affair"...
Does Miramax own all of QT's stuff?
Phil92 wrote: SlimPickins wrote: Walt Disney...Kill Bill. How does that work?
Walt Disney is the parent company of Miramax.
And Miramax doesn't physically exist, it's just a brand name used to release Disney's more mature films. The DVDs and Blu-rays are still released by WDSHE, usually under the title Buena Vista.
Walt Disney is the parent company of Miramax.
And Miramax doesn't physically exist, it's just a brand name used to release Disney's more mature films. The DVDs and Blu-rays are still released by WDSHE, usually under the title Buena Vista.
Buena Vista no longer exists as a home entertainment label, they re-branded everything to WDSHE a while back.
SlimPickins wrote: Walt Disney...Kill Bill. How does that work? What's next, Charlie Brown and Kill Bill?
Samuel wrote: SlimPickins wrote: Walt Disney...Kill Bill. How does that work? What's next, Charlie Brown and Kill Bill?
Isn't Charlie Brown already in Kill Bill Vol. 1?
Isn't Charlie Brown already in Kill Bill Vol. 1?
LOL @ those RRPs.
Cheddar J. Cheese wrote: Hmmm...
Almost two hours up and there aren't 47 comments b***hing and moaning about "The Whole Bloody Affair"...
Does Miramax own all of QT's stuff?Give it time.....
Although I expect a lot of people have given up waiting and have moved on - like I had to.
Almost two hours up and there aren't 47 comments b***hing and moaning about "The Whole Bloody Affair"...
Does Miramax own all of QT's stuff?Give it time.....
Although I expect a lot of people have given up waiting and have moved on - like I had to.
I had KB I & II on DVD... but got rid of them because of the 'imminent' release of the Whole Bloody Affair... that was 3 years ago!
The whole bloody affair is a myth and one that probably cost Disney hundreds of thousands of sales
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