Now of course, if region-blocking wasn't a thing and stuff was cheaper I could buy movies for my overseas friends, but since I can't even throw money at them, nothing can be done.

Do try to watch it! The iTunes version is out in 2 days so I'm sure there are...err...HD versions of the show available for your...perusal.

Probably just a little cheaper so I can't complain too much. Still, home video is always a little too expensive, IMO. But Frozen, that movie holds a special place in my heart, I must have it!

That does sound funny.

Well technically it's not so much a delay as a late planned date. Here at Aus we usually get really late movies to begin with (Frozen was 1 month late) but I think this was the first time a movie I was very much looking forward to ended up being two months late.

Aussie Blu-rays are $40 at release, that translates to about $36 USD. Sometimes we are lucky, I got Avengers for $29.

Thai guys, what's up with that?

For the Frozen Blu-ray, more like losing patience with it. It's bad enough the LEGO Movie will be released more than a month later (two months after it's everywhere), now even the Frozen Blu-ray I was so looking forward to will not be out next month.

I don't know if I can keep up interest long enough to bother when it finally does get released, especially considering how expensive it will be. See, movie producers? You'll lose customers, and this is a terrible business strategy!

It really does suck when you need an appointment and can't get it, it's annoying and it could even prove to be life threatening at times. But anyway, hope everything works out for you.

Sure, what do you need?

Hey algo, how're you doing?

Just watching Den-O. I'm on Episode 22 as of now. The rest of the day, I just finished writing out the outline for my Kamen Rider series. So, all in all, just a decent day for me.

I don't know, just thought like giving you one is all.

Ah, that must have sucked.

Algo-san! How's it been going man!

What's up?