BDs That Are Out of Print (OOP)

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Updates made.

Is there a more accurate site or listing you're able to check for Contagion and Magic Mike to confirm whether they're OOP?

Everything points to that being the case, as posted above.

[Midnight Max]

Looks like the standalone release of Buster Keaton's "Our Hospitality" is out of print.

[MarioG280]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

I still think both versions of Contagion are OOP:







Neither version is available from wbshop.com anymore, or even listed there, which would seem the surest sign.

There have been no new copies of either one available directly from Amazon for a couple of months, it's only stocked by only third-party sellers.

Best Buy only has the cheaper movie-only edition, but I suspect they're just burning off stock, since wbshop has removed it from their catalog.

Glad I got this from Walmart.com for 5 or 6 bucks last year.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Midnight Max

Looks like the standalone release of Buster Keaton's "Our Hospitality" is out of print.

Done.

[Eddiedane]

Fox's "Blood and Sand" is going for ridiculous prices. Looks out of print.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Eddiedane

Fox's "Blood and Sand" is going for ridiculous prices. Looks out of print.

Done.

[James Luckard]

The Machinist can be removed from the Warner list, it has been reissued by Paramount.

I still recommend adding both versions of Contagion though, and at least the cheap version of Magic Mike.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

The Machinist can be removed from the Warner list, it has been reissued by Paramount.

I still recommend adding both versions of Contagion though, and at least the cheap version of Magic Mike.

The Machinist is in bold meaning it was re-released. Added Contagion while the standard edition of Magic Mike appears to be in print.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

The Machinist is in bold meaning it was re-released. Added Contagion while the standard edition of Magic Mike appears to be in print.

There were two editions of Contagion, and both appear OOP, you might want to add the other one as well.

Magic Mike was like Contagion, there was a movie-only BD and a BD with a couple of featurettes. The movie-only BD is the one that appears to be OOP:



It's not listed at wbshop.com anymore, they only have the bonus features edition.

Amazon doesn't have any new copies of the movie-only, and Best Buy doesn't stock it either.

[zbinks]

Amazon seems to only have marketplace listings for the following WB titles:



Notes: The 40th Anniversary Edition of The Exorcist seems to still be available.

The Road Warrior and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome seem to only be available as part of the High Octane Collection.

Se7en and The Devil's Advocate seem to only be available as part of a 3-Pack with Insomnia (2002).

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by zbinks

[Show spoiler]Amazon seems to only have marketplace listings for the following WB titles:



Notes: The 40th Anniversary Edition of The Exorcist seems to still be available.

The Road Warrior and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome seem to only be available as part of the High Octane Collection.

Se7en and The Devil's Advocate seem to only be available as part of a 3-Pack with Insomnia (2002).

Done.

[Hellhound]

Originally Posted by zbinks

Amazon seems to only have marketplace listings for the following WB titles:

[Show spoiler]



Notes: The 40th Anniversary Edition of The Exorcist seems to still be available.

The Road Warrior and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome seem to only be available as part of the High Octane Collection.

Se7en and The Devil's Advocate seem to only be available as part of a 3-Pack with Insomnia (2002).

I don't know that using Amazon after Prime Day is a good indicator whether something is OOP. Most of these titles are available to order from Best Buy with the exception of the The Devil's Advocate, The Exorcist, and the Se7en Digibook. The Exorcist still shows available to order from the Barnes & Noble website. I would say The Devil's Advocate is OOP and also the Se7en Digibook although the regular version is still available.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Hellhound

I don't know that using Amazon after Prime Day is a good indicator whether something is OOP. Most of these titles are available to order from Best Buy with the exception of the The Devil's Advocate, The Exorcist, and the Se7en Digibook. The Exorcist still shows available to order from the Barnes & Noble website. I would say The Devil's Advocate is OOP and also the Se7en Digibook although the regular version is still available.

We'll see. I will edit accordingly if I need to.

[bigdaddyhorse]

If Freddy v Jason is OOP, no one cares. Used copies are under $5 on amazon and easy to get new and cheap at almost every other online site.

Devil's Advocate only showing up at Wal-Mart when checking dvdpricesearch. Strange as that's probably the newest of the batch listed, even if calling it unrated DC is a complete and utter lie!

Maybe they can/have settle the old lawsuit of Devil's Advocate and give us the true director's cut with the statue/artwork in Milton's office that has been digitally blurred since the first batch of dvds (and all bd's). Other than that, nothing has changed in the movie.

I've been hearing the Seven digibook is OOP for dang near a decade, but it keeps on popping back up like a bad penny. Don't over-pay for that if you missed it, it will probably come back again!

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by bigdaddyhorse

If Freddy v Jason is OOP, no one cares. Used copies are under $5 on amazon and easy to get new and cheap at almost every other online site.

Devil's Advocate only showing up at Wal-Mart when checking dvdpricesearch. Strange as that's probably the newest of the batch listed, even if calling it unrated DC is a complete and utter lie!

Maybe they can/have settle the old lawsuit of Devil's Advocate and give us the true director's cut with the statue/artwork in Milton's office that has been digitally blurred since the first batch of dvds (and all bd's). Other than that, nothing has changed in the movie.

I've been hearing the Seven digibook is OOP for dang near a decade, but it keeps on popping back up like a bad penny. Don't over-pay for that if you missed it, it will probably come back again!

It still has Theron naked and that's what's important.

[bipbop13]

What is the difference between the "baby jane" book style blu, and the less expensive, regular case blu? Are the disc contents the same?

[laidbacklarkin]

Originally Posted by bipbop13

What is the difference between the "baby jane" book style blu, and the less expensive, regular case blu? Are the disc contents the same?

Yes, the disc contents are the same. Its only the packaging that differs. A printed book style packaging on the digibook, of course

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by bigdaddyhorse

Maybe they can/have settle the old lawsuit of Devil's Advocate and give us the true director's cut with the statue/artwork in Milton's office that has been digitally blurred since the first batch of dvds (and all bd's). Other than that, nothing has changed in the movie.

The settlement of the lawsuit was the blurring though. The artist of the original sculpture at the National Cathedral, Frederick Hart, was horrified to see his religious sculptures turned into a satanic orgy. Warners even had to blur the sculptures on the keyart on the cover. The original version of the film will most likely never be seen again, because no amount of money in the world could have convinced Hart to allow it, and you can bet his estate was directed to do the same.

[bigdaddyhorse]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

It still has Theron naked and that's what's important.

True, but she looks much better in other films (or if she had the early movie hair, not a fan of the short black on her). Not hard to find her naked, I'd guess half or more of her flicks she's showing something!

Originally Posted by James Luckard

The settlement of the lawsuit was the blurring though. The artist of the original sculpture at the National Cathedral, Frederick Hart, was horrified to see his religious sculptures turned into a satanic orgy. Warners even had to blur the sculptures on the keyart on the cover. The original version of the film will most likely never be seen again, because no amount of money in the world could have convinced Hart to allow it, and you can bet his estate was directed to do the same.

Yeah I was afraid of that but had hoped I mis-remembered something somehow. I also don't think I heard how much he hated it, thought it was just more a used without permission type thing that could possibly get settled someday. Bummer.

Any of the custom BD makers ever cut in up-scaled scenes from the unblurred dvd to the otherwise very nice BD file? I have the dvd files on my hard-drive as backup if my dvd ever rots (so far, so good!), but no working burner, or software, or knowledge of how to do any of it.

[laidbacklarkin]

Originally Posted by zbinks

Amazon seems to only have marketplace listings for the following WB titles:

[Show spoiler]

Notes: The 40th Anniversary Edition of The Exorcist seems to still be available.

The Road Warrior and Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome seem to only be available as part of the High Octane Collection.

Se7en and The Devil's Advocate seem to only be available as part of a 3-Pack with Insomnia (2002).

Picked up a copy of 'Se7en' digibook on Ebay for $4.07