Are there any blu-ray's that you want to own but never seem to drop in price?

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by MrHT

Yes, Iron Man 3

must say I'm surprised that I can't even get that one for $20.00.... it'll drop eventually....

[slimdude]

Originally Posted by bruceames.

This one. Wasn't even on sale on release day, except for in-store Walmart and I don't have one in my area. Sucks Disney had to pick up distribution from Paramount, now that means it'll probably never be cheap.

If you don't mine buying used blu-rays, Family Video have it for only $7.99 or 3 for $21.00. I've bought many used blu-rays from Family Video, and I have never had any problems with them. I've saved a lot of money buying used blu-rays.

[SlickDamian]

Amour and A Separation never seem to go down.

[alwaysHD]

Star Wars Saga

[Corner Camping Noob]

Kon-Tiki

[jrmac2000]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

O, Brother Where Art Thou? It has never been cheaper than $14.99 and that's just ridiculous.

I have also been watching this one since it released! Come on $9.99!

[JavaJulien]

Originally Posted by Doctor.Who

Harry Potter 8-disc collection

Originally Posted by MrHT

You must not have done much shopping during Black Friday.

During Cyber Monday, Walmart (and Amazon due to PM) was selling it for $14.

[AgentOrange]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

The out-of-print Criterion Blu-ray of The Third Man.

As much as I love this movie, I ain't paying hundreds of dollars for it.

I hate paying inflated prices for anything. This is one I wish I had paid $50 for when I had the chance. Now it's definitely WAY above where I would buy it, and hell I have to admit even if I had bought it earlier on I would probably have looked to re-sell it anyway (like I've done with a few other expensive titles). Anything over $100 is just crazy to me, I would rather take the money and run at that point. Can't think of a single exception. It probably wouldn't be so collectible if it weren't the "definitive" release. I do think eventually, a superior release will probably come about and that will crush the value of the OOP Criterion. Although it's hard to see exactly when.

Maybe Criterion gets it back for a 4K format release. Or maybe they eventually sign a new deal with Studio Canal, and get all of these OOP titles back en-masse...

[Dragun]

Originally Posted by SlickDamian

Amour and A Separation never seem to go down.

I bought A Separation for $10 from Barnes and Noble's 50% off arthouse films sale.

[ultlife2013]

Originally Posted by Dragun

I bought A Separation for $10 from Barnes and Noble's 50% off arthouse films sale.

Wake me up when it's 2 dollars!

[Packerfan75]

Originally Posted by nashcameronn

I got Iron Man 3 at Wal-Mart on release day for $19.96.

I'll go $15 tops for new and $10 for used. Patience will pay off.

[bunkz323]

Originally Posted by Packerfan75

I'll go $15 tops for new and $10 for used. Patience will pay off.

I got it from go Hastings used 10$ really happy i bought for that price.

[ultlife2013]

Originally Posted by bunkz323

I got it from go Hastings used 10$ really happy i bought for that price.

10 bucks used though, PM me when you see it for 10 brand new with mint slipcover.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by bruceames.

This one. Wasn't even on sale on release day, except for in-store Walmart and I don't have one in my area. Sucks Disney had to pick up distribution from Paramount, now that means it'll probably never be cheap.

My Wal-Mart not only had the BD/DVD for $19.96, but the BD/DVD/UV for $22.96. I wanted the HDX version so I had no problem paying the extra $3 for it. It was worth it IMHO especially to get that gold slipcover. It's not Iron Man, but it's better than Iron Man 2.

[blufellas]

Criterions The Third Man

[a clockwork orange]

Outland and Manhunter never seem to drop.

[BigBlue10989]

Thor. The movie is 2 years old for Christ's sake.

[AgentOrange]

Originally Posted by a clockwork orange

Outland and Manhunter never seem to drop.

Outland is $11.99 from WBshop right now, and if you combine with a $5 off $25 type deal (which they do frequently, not sure if it's going on now)... it effectively can be even cheaper.

I know this one came out when they had a bunch of titles at Best Buy that were $4.99 with upgrade and save, and Outland was one of just a couple from that wave of releases that for whatever reason never made it to store. But I know Warner had a really good price on it even back then. So while it was never "upgrade and save" cheap, it's been pretty damn cheap even from when it released.

[clacton0]

Originally Posted by JavaJulien

Star Wars: The Complete Saga

I got the UK set for £37.50 last week.
I want Crack In The World 1965 Blu Ray but to get it here would be around £20

[MrHT]

Originally Posted by ultlife2013

Sigh. This is a great thread idea, get people to complain about prices of blurays. People never do that enough on here.

I don't think anyone here is complaining. We're listing movies that we are waiting for the price to drop. I see nothing wrong with that.