German dvd suppliers

[homerj]

Does anyone know of any german dvd suppliers apart from amazon.de that there are and are in english?:) :)

[rwoolst]

I'm looking for this info too, have a title only available in Germany I would like to order, but amazon.de are quite expensive and site is only in German.

Anyone able to help please? :)

[target]

Hmm... 3 of the top 4 hits in google for this question are to similar threads on this site. All very old and no answers. :D

Anyone got any suggestions they've discovered over the past decade or shall I use amazon.de? :D

[bvmjain]

English interface at:

www.jpc.de


Also a lot of continental (Swedish, Danish , Dutch) media etailers sell German imports as there are no legal U.K. BBFC type restrictions on selling imported Non-classified material.

(e.g swedish etailer: www.discshop.se)

It is probably better to come back & let people know which title you are looking for.

If you know the studio behind the title -You can search the studio website- as they will often provide links to etailers stocking their catalogue.

[target]

This: http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/movie/detail/-/art/Thursday-Ein-m%F6rderischer-Tag/hnum/3482824
Which is a bit cheaper than Amazon.de and miles cheaper than amazon uk's import price so good suggestion thanks. :D I'll have to compare the postage prices obviously. :)

Apparently the studio went bust shortly after release which makes getting hold of it challenging in the UK/US.

Actually I just noticed that Swedish site is selling the Australian version. I'll have to check out some Australian suppliers too. I at least know a few of them!

[bvmjain]

The link below has a comprehensive link of worldwide dvd etailers.

(However - as the information was compiled around 7 years ago, around 70/80% of the links are effectively dead.)

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/international-dvd-talk/404640-international-listing-e-tailers-reviews-forums-resources.html

Your film (Thursday) only had 1000 dvds released in the U.S.A.

Australia is pretty much a no-go for dvds at the moment -due to the exchange rate & the fact that postage charges have been wacked up to idiotic levels by most of the companies.

Discshop charge 100K(roughly a tenner) for postage- but you can buy several items & only pay this flat rate charge - so for 1 dvd it will not make economic sense.

The jpc link shows the item as not being in stock- so I would go with the German version from Amazon.de.

Of course you could wait a while & get the Australian release from Amazon-Oz- as they are planning to launch a separate website & fulfillment operation in Australia soon.

[anephric]

I still use D&T (http://shop.dtm.at/) sometimes. It ain't cheap though.

[target]

Australia is pretty much a no-go for dvds at the moment -due to the exchange rate & the fact that postage charges have been wacked up to idiotic levels by most of the companies.


The postage from any supplier not in the UK is absolutely idiotic as far as I can tell! There's a marketplace seller on Play.com (http://forums.thedigitalfix.co.uk/affiliatelink.php?localaffiliateid=2) who has the Australian disc for £8 or the German one for £9. Will go for the German as the Australian is full screen. Both are unfortunately stereo!

I don't typically like buying products that are easily pirated off marketplaces or ebay. But who the hell counterfeits German and Australian DVD's?? :)

[target]

They don't actually have the German one. :( They sent the Australian one which I'm returning for a refund. Looking like Amazon again!