Where in the UK can I watch this

Winners84 said:
Just finished the series and loved it, now want to watch the movie but can’t find it streaming (legally) anywhere (apart from Amazon.com which is no good because I’m in the UK)

Only other option is to buy the blu-ray on Amazon for £70. I don’t want to do that because a) it’s amazon, and b) it’s £70.

Anyone seen it streaming anywhere.

RoninHimura said:


Don't listen to the other people. Pirates are part of the reason anime isn't as big as it could be. It's available on prime video for like 2 dollars. If you don't have prime just use the free trial and cancel it.

EmirDuja said:
bro just don't watch.

Winners84 said:
Yeah I’ve read there’s a lot of flashbacks in the film to the series and I won’t miss much if I don’t watch it. but I’m a bit anal retentive about watching all available seasons and movies if I enjoy an anime. I know it’s important to support the industry hence why I really don’t want to be illegally downloading it. If I want to stick to my principles I might have to accept defeat on this one.
Long shot but if someone in the UK has it on DVD or blu-ray and wants to lend it to me send me a message.

RoninHimura said:


Don't listen to the other people. Pirates are part of the reason anime isn't as big as it could be. It's available on prime video for like 2 dollars. If you don't have prime just use the free trial and cancel it.

Winners84 said:
Just finished the series and loved it, now want to watch the movie but can’t find it streaming (legally) anywhere (apart from Amazon.com which is no good because I’m in the UK)

Only other option is to buy the blu-ray on Amazon for £70. I don’t want to do that because a) it’s amazon, and b) it’s £70.

Anyone seen it streaming anywhere.

quercifolia said:


Unfortunately, you missed the entire point. OP is in the UK and it's not available on Amazon in the UK.

One could use a VPN to mask their location, but that is also not fully legal either. At the very least it's against the terms of service of the streaming company. Never mind needing a US address, credit card, etc to sign up.

The real problem is not piracy, but greedy legal types who like to enforce stupid licensing restrictions on things. Or make licensing so expensive, so companies can't afford to license it everywhere. Because of this, people are forced to resort to piracy. Sometimes there isn't even a legal stream, or the price is too absurd to drop on a single blu-ray. Would YOU pay $97 usd for a blu-ray?


Not a stream but, there appears to be a copy of the blu-ray on ebay for about £46, which is including shipping from the US. (link) brand new from rightstufanime. I think it's absurd price still but, it is what it is.
If you happened to speak german, the german version of this blu-ray is like £20 including postage... Just no english subtitles.

quercifolia said:

Unfortunately, you missed the entire point. OP is in the UK and it's not available on Amazon in the UK.

RoninHimura said:

Thank you for necroing just to tell me something the op already explained and I already figured out. While simultaneously contributing nothing to the topic, you obviously missed the point of them saying they'd pay up to 20.

Piracy is not a last resort. The last resort is growing up and learning to accept what you can't change. Instead of expecting to get everything you want handed to you on a silver platter and hurting others in the process.

Go plead your piracy case to some one who cares and might pity you.

Winners84 said:


Thanks for the link. My German is woeful so that’s not an option. £46 is better than the £70 I first saw but I’ve come to terms with not watching the movie and moved onto the next Anime. £46 will pay for a decent single malt whiskey instead😀.