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There should be a picture of the world on the back of the player with a number next to it that signifies the region.
Some dvds dont have the region set, so are 'region zero', and can be used on any player. I think these are usually nature films (?), although my Criterion Robocop is region zero.
As for blu rays, there are three regions. I know lots of films sold in UK are region free, meaning they can be used anywhere. Hopefully cheshirecat is correct with Lego Movie from Canada being region free, but as I have two pc drives I dont mind setting one to be region A if required.
Flec
And the lego movie bluray is indeed A,B and C.
You don't know what the bank will charge exchange rate wise until the bill arrives later and they charge 2.99%. So £2.99 per £100, £1.50 for £50 £1.20 for £40.
So any saving/cost is down to exchange rate.
Which you don't know, so I decided it was safer to use the set price, so you know what you are in for.
- I can't open one as i am taking them both back now i ordered the version with the figure from Italy and they couldn't be cancelled.
It plays fine in English over here as well.
http://www.very.co.uk/lego-lego-movie-minifigure-blu-ray/1453880268.prd?_requestid=160363