So 1 - 5 is £20 minus 10% should you be able to claim it (5 films for £18 = £3.60 per film)

Yet the price for 1-10 is £30 minus 10% should you be able to claim it (10 films for £28 = £2.80 per film).

http://www.zoom.co.uk/product/star_trek_the_movies_1_10_box_set_blu_ray

Yeah Amazon are also charging £30 for 1-10.

I purchased the Limited Edition 1-10 blu ray set for £31.54 on 31st January which was a bargain. Someone let slip that their 'used' section actually contained orders that had been returned but unopened so I grabbed myself a bargain. Comes with a huge amount of extras, including a badge to sew on clothes so I could nerd myself out if I wanted.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00EKKLVLI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just checked... They currently have ONE at £36.62 that is still factory sealed on their used section.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00EKKLVLI/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used

Except there are 6 films, not 5!

​ good spot. Just ordered the sealed Amazon warehouse copy

Only a squid each in Poundland! :wink:

This is about the right price for these. I remember not so long ago seeing these for over £100 in HMV. And I'm guessing a couple of people actually paid that too! :confused: Also a great set for those who don't like Simon Pegg with everything.

I'm not a fan of Simon Pegg, but he's in the series like it or not :disappointed: Would have been good to have a proper scot playing the part, but then again James Doohan was Canadian.

Simon Pegg was great in Spaced - and of course Big Train. It's just when he started popping up in every other film released that it gets a bit much. I mean it must have been a really, really difficult and hard fought task getting the Star Wars gig after working with Jeffrey Abrams on the Star Trek film. :smirk: