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Sehnzeleid · 06-06-2008, 08:03 PM

I will admit not buying many BDs in-store and then seeing the in-store prices will give you shellshock. Dirty Harry, Cloverfield, There Will Be Blood, Bee Movie, The Recruit, Battle Of Britain, Signs, Semi-Pro, Patton, The Longest Day, and Meet The Spartans were all $30 or $35 at the Wal Mart, Target, and Best Buy I walked in to today. Talk about a sour impression (for even a person whose a Blu-ray owner) and a way to make you feel like wasted a trip. I at least expected Dirty Harry to be $25 at one of these stores (the DVD was $16)...so much for that. I just can't see the justification in these prices. I know Fox have always been crooks, but that's 5 studios with such prices.

06-06-2008, 08:03 PM	#16 (permalink)
Sehnzeleid Actor Join Date: Jul 2006	I will admit not buying many BDs in-store and then seeing the in-store prices will give you shellshock. Dirty Harry, Cloverfield, There Will Be Blood, Bee Movie, The Recruit, Battle Of Britain, Signs, Semi-Pro, Patton, The Longest Day, and Meet The Spartans were all $30 or $35 at the Wal Mart, Target, and Best Buy I walked in to today. Talk about a sour impression (for even a person whose a Blu-ray owner) and a way to make you feel like wasted a trip. I at least expected Dirty Harry to be $25 at one of these stores (the DVD was $16)...so much for that. I just can't see the justification in these prices. I know Fox have always been crooks, but that's 5 studios with such prices. Last edited by Sehnzeleid : 06-06-2008 at 08:16 PM.