North American DVD release? - St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold (2009) Discussion

[–] z100 13 years ago

Double posting probably wont help ;)

Lucy:Was the music too loud?
Dr. Carter: No, the furniture was too on fire.

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Sometimes a PC sends a double signal.
I just finished watching the 2007 flick and discovered this sequel's existence.
Damn.... makes me want to buy a laptop just so I can watch Region 2 flicks.

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[–] Theora23 13 years ago

Better yet, a good region-free DVD player. Much cheaper than a laptop and you can watch anything from anywhere...

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[–] davidemartin 13 years ago

There's a really nice $40 DVD player that can easily be reprogramed to handle any Region BUT if you don't have TV or monitor that can show signals from that Region.... oh well.
I found that out trying to play some DVDs a friend brought from Britain.
But since the laptop's monitor just shows whatever the processor sends it, there's no translation problem.

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[–] baldy-31 13 years ago

I think everyone is going off topic, the question was when will it be released? I am curious also.

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[–] ladyianto 13 years ago

I work in a dvd store, and the date we have is March 22, 2011 for release in Canada. Hope that helps.

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[–] tody711 13 years ago

YEA......... The first one was hilarious.... Bought it last year but just watched it last night.

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[–] hrhppg 13 years ago

So did the region 1 come out yet? It is not available on Amazon or Netflix.

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[–] helzlckyangl 12 years ago

I am incredibly interested in the answer to this question. I keep checking and waiting, but it has never been available on Amazon or Netflix!

Does anyone know when it is coming to the US? I know it's in Canada because I have a friend that enjoys gloating. Would a disc from Canada play here? Because if so I have no qualms about having him just send me a copy from there. :P

"I'm not kind, I'm vicious. It's the secret of my charm."
~La La

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[–] persen1 12 years ago

Regarding Canada and the U.S: Both countries located in Region-1 and both contries use the NTSC format.
So yes, a DVD bought in Canada can be played on a DVD player located in the U.S without any kind of problems.

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[–] donald147 10 years ago

This is available at Amazon and it says it's for region 1 (US & Canada):
http://www.amazon.com/St-Trinians-Legend-Frittons-Gold/dp/B004JTGXFO/r ef=pd_bxgy_mov_text_y

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