The Wizard of Oz (75th Anniversary Collector's Edition) [Japan]

pbtour4il · Aug 19, 2013

Street Date: 20 Nov, 2013
Price: ¥ 9,000
Order link: http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00EIG5NFO/?tag=hdnjp-22

PunkNinja · Aug 20, 2013

Another excellent edition from the Land of the Rising Sun.

taher · Aug 20, 2013

I like the Watch!!! but I will stick to US Version.

Sigill · Aug 20, 2013

Nice edition! How much though! EEK!

laffe · Aug 20, 2013

It say 9000 yen

hiphopnrap · Aug 20, 2013

taher said:
I like the Watch!!! but I will stick to US Version.

Same here.. I love my U.S edition

ash333 · Aug 21, 2013

Nice edition but not sure if it is worth US$92 for a collectible.

Sigill · Aug 21, 2013

laffe said:
It say 9000 yen

I know, I was saying its a little expensive!

irvine3008 · Oct 15, 2013

Price drop to Yen 6,602 :thumbs:

ryepee · Dec 11, 2013

I'm so new to this thing but I don't necessarily buy every country. I just want to have a copy of movies and series I like. What I don't get is the concept of region lock. Can somebody explain it to me? And btw I'm going to Japan this January to live there and study for college, thanks

highnine · Dec 12, 2013

This looks like a sweet set but I must contain myself.

goufcustom · Dec 12, 2013

The set looks nice (the price too

) but the lack of 3D stopping me for placing the order

Sigill · Dec 14, 2013

ryepee said:
I'm so new to this thing but I don't necessarily buy every country. I just want to have a copy of movies and series I like. What I don't get is the concept of region lock. Can somebody explain it to me? And btw I'm going to Japan this January to live there and study for college, thanks

Different studios sometimes region lock their titles. Sometimes it is because movies are released in some countries earlier than others so they don't want people to see them early. Other times it is just because in different countries there may be different studios which have the rights to sell the movie. They don't want to lose sales so lock the disc to the region they are sellin the item. Warner Brothers and Universal releases are 99.9% region free though so they will play anywhere in the world. :thumbs: