I. Robot = expensive

[Monkey]

Fry's had it for $13.99 at one point but that was a long time ago during The Skirmish against HD DVD

[alexakajeff]

Very few Blu-Rays are below $20.

The expensive Blu-Ray title I've seen is Michael Clayton.

[johnarnold101]

If you are whining about the price of I, Robot then I guess it will be awhile before you get Iron Man.

[Mr. Hanky]

I gotta laugh if anybody thinks a $20 br is "steep". Seriously...if you are looking for firesale back-catalog movies, you should definitely stick to the dvd section. Better yet, I hear hdvd's entire catalog is going at sub $9 prices, wherever you find them! How can you beat that?

[Bobby Henderson]

If you are whining about the price of I, Robot then I guess it will be awhile before you get Iron Man.

I don't think those titles are a good comparison.

Iron Man was a big hit at movie theaters and did very well with critics too. I Robot didn't have that kind of success.

Iron Man is new movie; the BD will represent its first release on home video. I Robot is a catalog title. It was first released on BD this year, but the movie was originally released in theaters back in 2004.

Iron Man is a deluxe, 2-disc release with a lot of extras -all produced in high definition. I Robot is a single disc release with most of its extras being ported over from the old DVD release.

In the end, I'd have a much easier time spending $27.95 on the Iron Man BD than I would blowing the same money for I Robot. Iron Man is simply a better value.

[onebadazn]

Originally Posted by Bobby Henderson

I don't think those titles are a good comparison.

Iron Man was a big hit at movie theaters and did very well with critics too. I Robot didn't have that kind of success.

Iron Man is new movie; the BD will represent its first release on home video. I Robot is a catalog title. It was first released on BD this year, but the movie was originally released in theaters back in 2004.

Iron Man is a deluxe, 2-disc release with a lot of extras -all produced in high definition. I Robot is a single disc release with most of its extras being ported over from the old DVD release.

In the end, I'd have a much easier time spending $27.95 on the Iron Man BD than I would blowing the same money for I Robot. Iron Man is simply a better value.

Well said Bobby, well said It's exactly what I had in mind.

[jw]

Originally Posted by onebadazn

Move to the U.S. or come on a vacation then

wont help, region locked

Originally Posted by Ceasar

Shop around and look into Ebay and Amazon Markets. I actually got mine brand new from some one on amazon for about $16 with shipping. Now I just need to find a deal like that for "Man on Fire" cause there is no way in hell I'll pay $28 dollars for an upgrade.

On sale at Frys last week for 14.99

Originally Posted by Monkey

Fry's had it for $13.99 at one point but that was a long time ago during The Skirmish against HD DVD

last black friday it was 14.99 I believe