Just letting interested parties know, I just checked eBay Australia and they are selling blu-ray and DVD's of 'Tracks' for Aust$30. Region AU, or 4. If you are very interested (especially those in the USA) and have access to a multi regional player, go for it. See it before it hits the cinemas.
shareYes, I saw that. I don't have a multi regional player. "Tracks" won't even be released in the U.S. until late September. I got to see it at a film festival and I really loved it. I plan on buying the blu-ray as soon as it's available over here - it's a film I'll be wanting to return to more than once. It probably won't be for a good time though.
shareI know you really loved it. That's why I mentioned it. Why don't you buy the multi regional player? I'm a struggling pensioner but still managed to be able to purchase it as it wasn't particularly expensive. It's been wonderful. Mine I bought on eBay Australia and it's a LASER BD1000 Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Media Player. It has full HD1080 and plays all regions with a 3 year warranty. I've been so happy with it. It only cost me Aust$88 and I've had it probably two years.
They are selling them on eBay in the US "from Australia" for US$112 at the moment. They've sold 298 and there's more than 10 available. Here's the link:-
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Laser-BLU-BD1000-HDMI-Multi-Region-Blu-Ray-DVD-Player-1080p-DTS-Dolby-HD-/110950883317?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item19d5301ff5
I'd certainly recommend getting it. It makes looking at films around the world so much easier and you don't have to wait then!!
Thanks, I'll have to think about this - I'm tempted. I've never needed one before, so it would, at this point, be just for viewing "Tracks". As I said, I'm tempted. I still, though, want to see the film again in a theater, particularly since the film festival screen I saw it on was rather small - it still looked stunning.
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