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#293628 3-Feb-2022 16:42
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  #2861360 3-Feb-2022 16:56
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Those shiny spinning things? Is that still a thing?







 

Help me build a better way of doing politics in Aotearoa New Zealand

 

 

 




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  #2861369 3-Feb-2022 17:12
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Damm you I was going to not spend this week 


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  #2861395 3-Feb-2022 18:21
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The link doesn't work for me





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  #2861401 3-Feb-2022 18:36
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  #2861416 3-Feb-2022 19:17
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Sure looks like it. Thanks.





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  #2861419 3-Feb-2022 19:19
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...and if I click on 4K, or bluray, or... it still goes to a nothing page





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Stream your favourite shows now on Apple TV (affiliate link).
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  #2861436 3-Feb-2022 20:27
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rb99:

 

...and if I click on 4K, or bluray, or... it still goes to a nothing page

 

 

working here. Delivery location NZ, 4K Blu-Ray showing 160 results.

 

 

 

Edited results numbers after rechecking.


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  #2861625 4-Feb-2022 11:01
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mcraenz:

 

Those shiny spinning things? Is that still a thing?

 

 

 

 

If you want to throw the best video/audio experience at your new fandangled OLED/QLED TV....then this is it. 

 

 





Sony 77" A80J OLED, Panasonic UB820, Panasonic BD-T460, Apple TV 4K 3rd Gen, Samsung Q990D Soundbar


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  #2861642 4-Feb-2022 11:23
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Still doesn't work for me. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Weird. I can probably just search for a movie and see what else Amazon recommends though.





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  #2861644 4-Feb-2022 11:26
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rb99:

 

Still doesn't work for me. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Weird. I can probably just search for a movie and see what else Amazon recommends though.

 

 

Does this link get you Die Hard in 4K for AUS$8.99?


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  #2861647 4-Feb-2022 11:28
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rb99:

 

Still doesn't work for me. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Weird. I can probably just search for a movie and see what else Amazon recommends though.

 

 

Very odd. Last thing you can try is: 

 

1) go to amazon.com.au
2) click Today's Deals in the category header
3) (sort by: featured) row 3, column 8: "Great Movie Sale. Discount applied in prices displayed."

 

 

 

edit - fixed link. 

 

 


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  #2861664 4-Feb-2022 11:48
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tieke:

 

rb99:

 

Still doesn't work for me. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Weird. I can probably just search for a movie and see what else Amazon recommends though.

 

 

Does this link get you Die Hard in 4K for AUS$8.99?

 

 

Thanks. Yet it does, and it shows other movies at good prices as well 😄





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  #2861667 4-Feb-2022 11:50
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Wakrak:

 

rb99:

 

Still doesn't work for me. Tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge. Weird. I can probably just search for a movie and see what else Amazon recommends though.

 

 

Very odd. Last thing you can try is: 

 

1) go to amazon.com.au
2) click Today's Deals in the category header
3) (sort by: featured) row 3, column 8: "Great Movie Sale. Discount applied in prices displayed."

 

 

 

 

Thanks, that works as well (well the hot link doesn't, but I found it OK).

 

Weirdly it went to that page before, but it showed nothing below the 4K, Bluray etc options...





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