Hot Tub Time Machine (Unrated) in July

[KrugStillo]

Originally Posted by Disciple of Vedder

If anyone wants the Best Buy version for $24.99 instead of the advertised $26.99, order it on the website for in-store pickup. I did this and got the exclusive version with the DVD. In fact, I didn't see any copies in the store that didn't include the DVD.

Not sure if it's still on sale but you could also just bring a copy from the store up to the service desk and price match the website. I do this all the time with titles at BB. It seems like they purposely make the in-store price higher on alot of BD's but yet they will always match the website price if you ask. Kind of a pointless scenario. BB loves to screw people, they thrive on it.

[Phoenix Theory]

this was a great funny movie i loved crispin Glover he was funny hahahaha are you rapping me ? lol

[BluRayGeek2612]

Bought the regular Dvd at a Flee Market for about $10. Not a bad price, funny movie, may upgrade at one point.

[Big-byrd]

funniest movie since hang over. greatest line" Don't effin lie to me, every one of you people have ritalin. "
hahaha.
really glad i saw it in theaters really glad i picked it up for 14.75 on ebay.

[Hi-Def Steve]

This may sound like a stupid question, but where the hell are the extras on the disc? The only options on the menu are play, setup & search. And for that matter how do you even select between unrated and rated? It aint under setup as that only has audio and subtitles. I got this new shrinkwrapped from Best Buy. Is it possible I got a rental version somehow? Is there a rental version?

[nikomaze79]

Originally Posted by Hi-Def Steve

This may sound like a stupid question, but where the hell are the extras on the disc? The only options on the menu are play, setup & search. And for that matter how do you even select between unrated and rated? It aint under setup as that only has audio and subtitles. I got this new shrinkwrapped from Best Buy. Is it possible I got a rental version somehow? Is there a rental version?

I am having the same exact issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by Hi-Def Steve

This may sound like a stupid question, but where the hell are the extras on the disc? The only options on the menu are play, setup & search. And for that matter how do you even select between unrated and rated? It aint under setup as that only has audio and subtitles. I got this new shrinkwrapped from Best Buy. Is it possible I got a rental version somehow? Is there a rental version?

I've read about people unknowingly buying the rental version at stores like Best Buy. I bought mine at BB, but it asks you of you want to watch the R-rated or Unrated versions, and has extras.

[nikomaze79]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

I've read about people unknowingly buying the rental version at stores like Best Buy. I bought mine at BB, but it asks you of you want to watch the R-rated or Unrated versions, and has extras.

I did ensure I bought the Unrated version. It says Unrated on the box and the disc itself. I'm not sure why my copy is going directly to the regular menu without giving me the option to choose unrated or theatrical. Maybe I got a bad copy.

[Big-byrd]

Originally Posted by nikomaze79

I did ensure I bought the Unrated version. It says Unrated on the box and the disc itself. I'm not sure why my copy is going directly to the regular menu without giving me the option to choose unrated or theatrical. Maybe I got a bad copy.

itll ask you once select play - unrated or theatrical.

[Porkchop Express]

I watched this Friday night and loved it. I had extremely low expectations and thought it was hilarious. I'm definitely going to pick it up at some point.

[ozzsoad]

Originally Posted by KrugStillo

Not sure if it's still on sale but you could also just bring a copy from the store up to the service desk and price match the website. I do this all the time with titles at BB. It seems like they purposely make the in-store price higher on alot of BD's but yet they will always match the website price if you ask. Kind of a pointless scenario. BB loves to screw people, they thrive on it.

It seems as though I do this everytime I buy something there. I go by the price online before going in and it's usually more expensive in store.

A few days ago I brought Knocked Up to the counter. It was $10 online and $16.99 in the store. I showed her the website's price on my phone and she changed it for me on the spot.

They never give me a hard time about it, so that's nice. I just wish they'd save everyone's time by making the prices the same. Although I guess it doesn't hurt to squeeze out a few extra dollars to the people that don't know better, which is most of the people in the store I'm sure.

[nikomaze79]

Originally Posted by Big-byrd

itll ask you once select play - unrated or theatrical.

Thank you Big Byrd. So, it is at the main menu screen where it gives the option once you select play? When I select play, it just goes right into the theatrical version of the movie, and I also do not have any of the deleted scenes in my menu options. I think I got a bunk copy from Best Buy, although it says unrated on the box and the disc.

[SillyMammo]

Originally Posted by Porkchop Express

I watched this Friday night and loved it. I had extremely low expectations and thought it was hilarious. I'm definitely going to pick it up at some point.

+1 Watched it this weekend and thought it was really funny. Haven't been so pleasantly surprised with a low expectation comedy since Super Troopers.

Will add this to my collection when the price comes down.

[nikomaze79]

Originally Posted by Hi-Def Steve

This may sound like a stupid question, but where the hell are the extras on the disc? The only options on the menu are play, setup & search. And for that matter how do you even select between unrated and rated? It aint under setup as that only has audio and subtitles. I got this new shrinkwrapped from Best Buy. Is it possible I got a rental version somehow? Is there a rental version?

I went to Best Buy today and exchanged my copy. I had them test my copy in the store and then test the new copy. Sure enough, my copy was bad and would not give me the Unrated options at all. The new one is good to go. Steve, I am sure you got a bad copy like I did. Just go exchange it with your receipt.

[Big-byrd]

Originally Posted by nikomaze79

I went to Best Buy today and exchanged my copy. I had them test my copy in the store and then test the new copy. Sure enough, my copy was bad and would not give me the Unrated options at all. The new one is good to go. Steve, I am sure you got a bad copy like I did. Just go exchange it with your receipt.

thats really weird... glad they fixed it for you

[Hi-Def Steve]

Originally Posted by nikomaze79

I went to Best Buy today and exchanged my copy. I had them test my copy in the store and then test the new copy. Sure enough, my copy was bad and would not give me the Unrated options at all. The new one is good to go. Steve, I am sure you got a bad copy like I did. Just go exchange it with your receipt.

Thanks alot for the info. Glad to know I'm not the only one. I've been wondering how to explain to the person behind the counter that I might have a rental copy pressed onto an unrated labeled disc. I guess having them play it and see for themselves is the best way to go about it.

[iamlilc]

Originally Posted by SillyMammo

+1 Watched it this weekend and thought it was really funny. Haven't been so pleasantly surprised with a low expectation comedy since Super Troopers.

Will add this to my collection when the price comes down.

I thought this movie was absolutely hilarious.

I can honestly say that I enjoyed it more than the hangover.

[SillyMammo]

Originally Posted by iamlilc

I thought this movie was absolutely hilarious.

I can honestly say that I enjoyed it more than the hangover.

Same here. I'd heard so much about how The Hangover was great and I felt a little disappointed after finally watching it.

[iamlilc]

Originally Posted by SillyMammo

Same here. I'd heard so much about how The Hangover was great and I felt a little disappointed after finally watching it.

Too much hype ruins movies.

[hardtosayx]

Originally Posted by iamlilc

Too much hype ruins movies.

Yup which is why I only get a few opinions before I see movies. Or even none because everyone likes different things. Even though my friend and I have very similar tastes in movies, I thought The Hangover was hilarious and she didn't. Part of that is probably because she saw it after everyone said how funny it was. And I saw it a couple days after it came out.

I'm sure if anyone saw a movie before all the hype it could be funnier/better


I'm considering blind buying this movie but I'm not sure. It seems funny but I'm still undecided