It Chapter Two 4K Steelbook (Best Buy Exclusive)

[LukeW7786]

My local Best Buy never received any copies. That's one of the things I hate about living in a smaller city. They don't get the inventory that most other stores get.

[Cortiz]

Originally Posted by ray jackson

i would be surprised if it turns out to be all that limited.

This happened with the release of the part 1 steenbok. Sold out very quickly, then a few months later more copies showed up in store and stayed on the shelves for a while.

...last week i found $13 copies on the shelf at walmart.

4k?

[wjasoncul]

Originally Posted by Cortiz

4k?

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by gobad2003

Was that the first edition or the second edition? There is two.

First.

[rickah88]

About two dozen copies at my store yesterday. A dozen up front and a dozen in the movie section.
Already had my shipment in hand the day before, was there for the Chapter I/II exclusive.

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by Cortiz

4k?

Was there a regular HD version of the first edition steenbok?

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by rickah88

About two dozen copies at my store yesterday. A dozen up front and a dozen in the movie section.
Already had my shipment in hand the day before, was there for the Chapter I/II exclusive.

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen two dozen copies of any limited edition steenbok in store.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen two dozen copies of any limited edition steenbok in store.

Location, location, location.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I would be surprised if it turns out to be all that limited.

This happened with the release of the part 1 steenbok. Sold out very quickly, then a few months later more copies showed up in store and stayed on the shelves for a while.

...last week I found $13 copies on the shelf at Walmart.

Yeah, I think Best Buy is doing this regularly now. I see previously "unavailable" or "sold out" Steelbooks like Alita and Alien back on shelves for the holidays. I think BB holds onto surplus inventory to create an initial demand ("omg it's limited, gotta get it now") and then they'll trickle out their remaining copies later on. Not sure if that's really what's going on, just what I've noticed lately.

[wjasoncul]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I don’t know if I’ve ever seen two dozen copies of any limited edition steenbok in store.

You must not have been in-store shopping for Ralph Breaks the Internet...

Or remember how stocked Target was with their Finding Dory

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

Was there a regular HD version of the first edition steenbok?

Yes

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by wjasoncul

You must not have been in-store shopping for Ralph Breaks the Internet...

Or remember how stocked Target was with their Finding Dory

Captain Marvel was also very plentiful (still is at my store).

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by wjasoncul

you must not have been in-store shopping for ralph breaks the internet...

Or remember how stocked target was with their finding dory

[wjasoncul]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Suffice to say, Mr. Jackson just hasn't been paying very good attention at his store(s)

[imsounoriginal]

Legend says Best Buy still has an entire warehouse of Force Awakens Steelbooks:

[DarkEco910]

There's still 20 copies (at least) of TLJ at my store.

[El Rey]

Guys don't forget to check the SKU on zoolert. Not 100% accurate but will help point you in the right direction.

https://www.zoolert.com/bestbuy-inve...7C25%7C6365926

And the one Ray is talking about at Walmart is the regular blu ray version, no 4K

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Touché.

[Ray Jackson]

Matte steels work a lot better with art that doesn’t have a lot of bright, primary color.

The first It release looked pretty good to me, because it was a very dark, mostly black color pattern.

This one has a lot of red on the cover and it doesn’t pop the way it needs to.

...almost a lifeless red.

[rodtx]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Yeah, I think Best Buy is doing this regularly now. I see previously "unavailable" or "sold out" Steelbooks like Alita and Alien back on shelves for the holidays. I think BB holds onto surplus inventory to create an initial demand ("omg it's limited, gotta get it now") and then they'll trickle out their remaining copies later on. Not sure if that's really what's going on, just what I've noticed lately.

I was hoping this would happen with the Godzilla king of monsters steelbook but never did.