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[MazeRunner]

One of my Walmarts movie section (and book section) always looks like this now. Pretty sure they’ve given up. And this is the Walmart on the nice side of town.

[FlamedLiquid]

Originally Posted by BigPudge

Amazon price matched it, that's where I bought mine earlier today.

Thanks for this. Ordered one off amazon

[oak table]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

One of my Walmarts movie section (and book section) always looks like this now. Pretty sure they’ve given up. And this is the Walmart on the nice side of town.

I was a Walmart about a week ago, and noticed a section of DVD/Blu-ray shelving at been converted to a VR system display. They just keep shrinking the section little by little.

[CaptainYoda]

I rarely see Blu of any kind in the Walmart dump bins these days. Mostly the Mega-Shark 4 movie set.

[filmlover22]

Walmart = Withdraw All Limited Media And Restock TVs

[cakefactory]

Yeah, that's the most vexing part about all this to me. Why are people buying big expensive OLEDs if they're not going to buy discs? Cable TV looks like total garbage, like an ultra-compressed version of Netflix. Like, if you watch a movie on AMC it's usually cropped and has so many compression artifacts that I'm usually more entranced by the compression problems than the movie itself. Streaming services even are going to look like trash in many regions of the country unless you're in one of the rare areas with fiber. Yet people are buying big fancy OLEDs and stores aren't selling any content to put on them. Dumb. I guess it's just for people who want to put motion smoothing and sharpening on max and watch sports.

I guess maybe in another 20 years the infrastructure in this country will finally be at a place where streaming looks as good as a 4K disc in most of the country. Currently it mainly only can in places like nice sections of major cities and the occasional smaller towns that have some sort of corporation in them that sponsored fiber.

That picture of the Walmart movie section looks just like the ones I've seen recently, although in ours, they tend to be reasonably well stocked with DVDs. I remember a recent visit where literally the only 4K in the store was Top Gun Maverick and there were only a handful of blu-rays (they made up less than 5% of the discs in the store, and the store had WAY fewer discs than a year earlier).

We haven't had "movie bins" in any walmart in a 90 mile radius for about a year (which includes the two big cities in the state and a major population center in the fox valley) and now Best Buy has completely removed the movie sections from some of their stores. I miss the good ol' days of sifting through those things in high school, and was still doing it occasionally up until a year ago when they got rid of them.

[EPlay]

Saw "A Man Called Otto" BD out already at Keeaumoku Walmart. The Whale was only out on DVD.

[poke smot]

Bought fast and furious 1 4k steel book just now at Wally world for 12.96. never saw it there before. Only one on the shelf. Ymmv

[Spootnek]

I got this DVD from the $5 bin:
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2022)

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

I think someone bought all the $5 since last week.

[AllieFox]

Originally Posted by DaBargainHunta

Check Walmart.com and see if your store has it locally.

Finding it in said store is another story though.

I'm a glutton for punishment, so I might try tomorrow.

Thanks. On Walmart's website no stores in my area have it available, so I'm not going to look for it any more in store. As noted earlier Amazon had it for $3.74 while Walmart.com showed $12.96, but I don't have Prime and couldn't find anything else to hit $25. Then Amazon ended the sale. Now Walmart.com shows it available for shipping in my cart for $3.74 sold by Walmart. As soon as I log into my Walmart account the $3.74 price changes to $12.96 with another seller. More false advertising from Walmart. I saw this series once on Hulu and it was mostly OK but nothing is worth this much effort. I give up.

[DaBargainHunta]

Originally Posted by AllieFox

Thanks. On Walmart's website no stores in my area have it available, so I'm not going to look for it any more in store. As noted earlier Amazon had it for $3.74 while Walmart.com showed $12.96, but I don't have Prime and couldn't find anything else to hit $25. Then Amazon ended the sale. Now Walmart.com shows it available for shipping in my cart for $3.74 sold by Walmart. As soon as I log into my Walmart account the $3.74 price changes to $12.96 with another seller. More false advertising from Walmart. I saw this series once on Hulu and it was mostly OK but nothing is worth this much effort. I give up.

Earlier this week, Walmart.com said it was in-store locally for me. The next day, it switched to 3-day shipping. My guess it was probably never actually in-store. Amazon had it for $3.74 a couple of days ago, but not anymore. Oddly enough, Walmart.com still says $3.74 for me, but they are notorious for giving some people the sale price and not others (for example, I lucked out with a Zelda Game & Watch a few months ago, but none of of my forum friends could replicate the deal). I assume it depends on location. Moot point either way, as I don't have $40 worth of crap to add to the order. This definitely doesn't seem like it's worth the effort.

[BLUgrass]

Does anyone know if Walmart has The Whale blu ray in store? My local wm app is never correct

[Spencer_Kain92]

^Wondering this too.

[HorrorBlu]

^ Based on their website, it looks like DVD only at $12.96.

[BLUgrass]

Originally Posted by HorrorBlu

^ Based on their website, it looks like DVD only at $12.96.

Man they sink lower and lower every week. Pathetic

[VictoryAtNight]

Stopped by Walmart……..again. I see DVDs with the Black Friday Promo stickers on the shelf.




Walmart is selling concession kits based on 3 Netflix movies for $14.96 each. I thought about getting the Glass Onion snack box.

[Bubbles-11]

Originally Posted by VictoryAtNight

Stopped by Walmart……..again. I see DVDs with the Black Friday Promo stickers on the shelf.




Walmart is selling concession kits based on 3 Netflix movies for $14.96 each. I thought about getting the Glass Onion snack box.

I've been seeing these since late December!! they also have ones for Del Toro's Pinocchio and Glass Onion

[FlamedLiquid]

It amazes me that Netflix has these for sale but won't put more effort to bring their shows on dvd/bluray.

[vwnut13]

Finally found some Steelbooks in the $5 Bin.

Picked up:

Power Rangers
Django Unchained
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Hellboy (2019)

Passed on:

American Assassin
Kin
Southpaw
Total Recall
Uncle Drew