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Is Foxredeem not working for anyone else in Canada? all of my codes that I am trying to use from my blurays and DVDS are telling me to change the country at the bottom corner of the screen, but there is no longer the flag on the site in the bottom. All the copyright text is for the USA in the bottom of the screen.

Is Foxredeem not working for anyone else in Canada? all of my codes that I am trying to use from my blurays and DVDS are telling me to change the country at the bottom corner of the screen, but there is no longer the flag on the site in the bottom. All the copyright text is for the USA in the bottom of the screen.

Doesn’t need to be a soundbar. Something that I can hook up to my TV, but also hook up headphones, or my iPhone/laptop to to play music with as well.

A mother arrives at her daughter's apartment during a storm to confess a lie that undermines their family's foundation, leading to an unraveling relationship between them. Starring Jasmine Trinca as Anna and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi. Directed by Paolo Strippoli.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MqGqrFm72k Linky

Hi, Could someone please associate my existing forum thread with the German *Surf Ninjas* Blu-ray release in the database? Release: *Surf Ninjas* (1993), Germany, Blu-ray #415959 https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Surf-...lu-ray/415959/ The release page currently shows “No related forum discussions,” and I have created a discussion specifically about this release: https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...1#post24358041 The thread documents my investigation of the release, including correspondence with Warner Bros. Germany. After I sent Warner photographs of the actual disc packaging and asked them to verify the licensing status, they confirmed that the release is “not officially licensed by us.” I couldn't find a way to associate an existing forum thread with the release myself, so I'm hoping someone with database access can link the discussion to release #415959. Thanks for your help.

I bought the German Blu-ray of Surf Ninjas thinking it was a legitimate release. After receiving it, I started looking into it because some things about the release didn't quite add up. Unfortunately, it turns out I was duped. I contacted Warner Bros. Germany and sent them photos of the actual release, including the back cover. They initially said they believed it was probably a bootleg. I followed up and specifically asked whether they had checked their licensing records for this release. Their final response was: “ Die von Ihnen zitierten Copyright-Informationen sind kein offizielles Produkt-Copyright für diesen Film. ” “ The copyright information you quoted is not an official product copyright for this film. ” They then said: “ Bitte betrachten Sie diese Veröffentlichung als nicht offiziell durch uns lizenziert. ” “ Please consider this release as not officially licensed by us. ” So that's pretty definitive. Warner has confirmed that this particular Blu-ray is not an officially licensed Warner release. The release is: Surf Ninjas (1993) Germany, August 7, 2026 Tele Alba Film Distributed by 375 Media GmbH EAN 0735445119481 / cat. no. 119481 1080p AVC, German/English audio, 86 min. Limited to 1,000 copies It's listed as Region B, although I've tested it in my Region A 4K player and it plays, so it appears to be region-free in practice. The back cover says “©2025 Made in EU. All rights reserved. Auf 1000 limitiert” and identifies Tele Alba Film. I also tried following up on t

For the few Region B BDs I have I've been looking for reviews on the overall build quality/reliability of these players. I don't need 4K, just a 1080p BD player with a transport that won't jam to where the disc can't be removed without getting damaged. And I'm hoping that its zoom control will work on those zoom-enabled BDs (Warners, Kino Lorber, Twilight Time, Powerhouse, Imprint) like my Oppo 203 and Pioneer LX500. Please share experiences with past or current Laser BD player models. https://www.laserco.com.au/dvd-blu-r...i-region-hdmi/ New model said to be due out this month.

Beyond Killer Games sent out an email earlier regarding a novelization of the orignal Prom Night film: an early-bird price until later on this week, only availalble through the email. There should be more details once this early-bird period has ended. Yes, prices have been going up with many things for some time now, but I'm hoping a more affordable version of the novelization will be made available.

C.O.G Official Trailer (2026) - YouTube

So, I had unfortunately damaged my iPhone's screen and am looking into getting it fixed. It's not unreadable or anything, but I'd feel better getting it replaced. I know it's like "old tech" now, but I'm not really interested in getting a whole new phone, and I really really prefer having a home button, so I'm planning on using it until it's literally unusable (and even then, I'd like to keep it as a backup MP3 player if nothing else). I was considering taking it to a local shop to get fixed, but I was also looking into doing it myself, and it seems like something I can handle. It would be cheaper, and I like doing stuff for myself anyway, when possible. It seems like the iFixit repair kits are highly rated and that's what I'm leaning toward, but I wasn't sure if maybe any of the ones I've seen on Amazon measure up to the quality. Does anyone here have any recommendations for what's been good and what turned out to be not so good?

Hi everyone, Is anyone else in Morocco having trouble accessing Blu-ray.com without a VPN? The website does not work for me when I connect normally from Morocco, but it works immediately when I use a VPN with another country's IP address. I'm wondering if Blu-ray.com is currently blocking or having connectivity issues with Moroccan IP addresses, or if this is a problem with my ISP. Has anyone else in Morocco experienced the same issue? Thanks!