ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! Blu-ray titles that are rarely, if ever on sale.

[MM Jester]

Se7en

[DaleDark]

Originally Posted by MM Jester

Se7en

Just keep your eyes open for this one. I've seen the digibook version on sale sub-$15, and the amaray case version for less than $10.

[DaleDark]

I think Amazon may be reading this thread. I look up at the deal listings at the top of the page, and there's Star Trek '09 on sale for $15.49. Still a bit steep for a 3 year old best seller, but an improvement nonetheless.

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by HyperRealist

Rubber is $9.99 at Best Buy.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Rubber+-...bber&lp=1&cp=1

Sweet! Thanks for that. Just now got it on order (it was also as good a time as any to get some more Best Buy exclusives).

[BrentLW]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

I think for most titles, I just bit the bullet and got them at whatever price they were listed as.

The ones I have left on my wishlist that haven't had much of a price drop at all are:

"Daft Punk Insterstella 5555" (hovers around the $30 mark)
"Escaflowne: The Movie" (it's always been $26 - $30)
"High School of the Dead" (was $60 for the longest time )
Any version of "Metropolis" (always seems to be over $20)
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" ($20 might be reasonable, but I'm hoping it'll drop to $15 at some point )
"Rubber" (I don't think it's ever been lower than $26 since I put it on my wishlist)

Glad I saw that someone already mentioned the price for Rubber. Escaflowne is $15 and change at both dvdplanet and deepdiscount

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by DaleDark

I see what you're saying, but to put it all on the studio being only a "distributor" doesn't make sense. The Incredible Hulk is also a Marvel Studios production, distributed by Universal, and has been on sale numerous times for under $10. That theory wouldn't explain why Paramount hasn't lowered the retail on Star Trek '09, when the other single disc Star Trek films have all been on sale sub-$10, and so have the first two Transformer films. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason...

Each contract is different from movie to movie. Universal has a different approach to home video than Paramount.

Originally Posted by Moviefan2k4

I've also been waiting for the "Ninja Turtles" set to drop below $40, but it hasn't happened yet.

I don't want to worry you, but that set is unlikely to get much cheaper. It's out-of-print and WB doesn't intend to manufacture more copies, whatever exists in retail stock now is it for the fancy pizza box set. I believe it could have been had for $25 for a brief time from WBshop, when they put it on clearance.

[wormraper]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Each contract is different from movie to movie. Universal has a different approach to home video than Paramount.

I don't want to worry you, but that set is unlikely to get much cheaper. It's out-of-print and WB doesn't intend to manufacture more copies, whatever exists in retail stock now is it for the fancy pizza box set. I believe it could have been had for $25 for a brief time from WBshop, when they put it on clearance.

wow, didn't know it was out of print. It was on sale for $19.99 from Barnes and Noble and under $26 at LEAST 3 times on amazon as well as $25 on WBSHOP a few times.

[MrTwoArms]

Originally Posted by wormraper

Iron Man 1 and 2
Thor
Alien Anthology (U.S. version)
European Vacation (until this week it never went below $20)
Salt (holy crap Target has it for like $30)
list could go on.

If you still have a Blockbuster near you, a brand new copy of Salt is $9.99.

And like others have said, European Vacation goes on sale for $9-10 quite often.

[cartman781]

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