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Ingmar Bergman's Cinema (The Criterion Collection) 30-Disc Blu-Ray - $249.97 Delivered @ Amazon US via AU

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~$50 cheaper than the February deal. Still getting through my set that I received on Christmas.

Still phenomenal value. Now even more so than before!

Will probably take me the rest of the year to get through it all at my current pace

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  • Fanny and Alexander tsk tsk

  • +1

    peak kino

  • +6

    Sorry for injecting a brief moment of frivolity but I couldn't let the opportunity pass by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovqGYktGSls

    One of my all-time favourite Cheers intros as Frasier tries to discuss Ingmar Bergman with those at the bar.

    • I darn well miss that show.

    • +1

      I've never seen cheers (a little before my time), but this is the best sitcom intro I think I've ever seen

    • Never seen Cheers, but Frasier is my all time favourite sitcom.

  • Might listen to "Gloomy Sunday" after binging for a while.

  • Stupid question: this is a US import. Are the discs region locked?

    • Been Criterion, yes likely.

    • +5

      This is a good question. It's one of the rare Criterion releases that is confirmed to be entirely region free (according to multiple sources).

      • That’ll teach me for not checking

      • +2

        I confirmed in my last post, but you can also see the "A/B/C" logo if you zoom in on the Amazon picture of the yellow backing slip.

        Have also tested about 10 discs. They're region free, no doubt

  • Weekend sorted. Thanks OP

    • [if this comment is in the vain of anti-intellectualism and is an attempt at humour by appealing to popular sentiment regarding arthouse films]:
      Haha! Good one, mate! How about them [popular sports team]! xD

      [if there was even a sliver of honesty in your comment, which I highly doubt]:
      Please seek a therapist for Monday

  • +1

    Good find. A bit of um and ahh'ing but at $6/film it was ultimately a no-brainer.
    Now, to integrate a blu-ray player into my setup…

    • Do you have any PS3 or later consoles?

      • Don't own any PS3 or later.
        I did consider buying them just for Blu-ray, but as I won't be using them for gaming, it's far more cost-effective and future-proof to buy an UHD reader.

        From my reading, only the ps5 has 4k Bluray capability, and for $350 secondhand it's not really worth it over a $50 box.

        • I also implied (poorly), the Xbox series of consoles. Xbox One S and One X are both UHD players if that helps even in the slightest 🤷🏻‍♂️

          Beyond that, the Panasonic ub820 is otherwise considered the "sweet spot" of price Vs quality.

  • Grabbed it, thanks buddy. Have to pay it off over time but the discount was to good to pass up. Hope the sound isn't to bad for the older titles.

    • I've watched about 10 of these now through a Samsung Soundbar. Most tracks seem to be in their original mono or stereo output, but I've not had any issues with the quality yet on my end

      • I don't doubt that this release will have the best audio available, just very old movies tend to have a low quality sound recording. The main thing that puts me off movies before the 60s. Fine for most dramas though.

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