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[Xerxes]

I have used torrents but some movies I'd like to keep as keepers with all the other extra crap that comes with the legit version.

I tried looking up DVDs in the web sites of Kyobo, Bandi & Luni's, What the Book, with no real luck. It's like the whole country pirates movies, and as such there is no market for movies bought. Kyobo has some DVDs but not as many as I thought.

I would order from Amazon, but I want to keep my region set to Asia, for the machine that I have.

If Amazon sells Asia region DVDs, I'm for that too (but tell me how/where to buy it from their site). Any other online site, like Amazon, is ok too.

And, is there as much selection in Blue Ray? I'd hate to build up a small library and then find out in a few years that DVDs went the way of 8-tracks.

[crazyforeigner]

try the dvd/cd section at the kyobo bookstore in kagnam, its on the bottom basement level I beliee its called "hot tracks", there is also a dcent music/video store at coex mall near pizza uno, both of those have an ok selection

[crazyforeigner]

oh the two stores I mentioned have bluray discs, also keep in mind that amazon.com will deliever to korea, if you search online you can find a code to input in your dvd player to unlock it so that it will play all region dvds, google unlock dvd player codes

[moosehead]

sorry, I just realized maybe I gave away the last vestige of dvds in Seoul; I don't want them to disappear too.

so I edited it out.

[raketbaler]

Do they sell pirated DVDs anywhere in Seoul like they do in Thailand? You know where you buy a movie for a dollar that's not even out yet.

[WoBW]