Walmart Bins & Deals - Official List

[starsteam]

Originally Posted by Gogeta149

They do it because Lionsgate owns the original Halloween, 4, 5 and 6, Universal owns II and Season of the Witch and Miramax/Paramount? owns H20 and Resurrection

Super confusing

Universal did team up with Lionsgate to release the 1978 and 2018 films together. But I guess that was a one-time only thing.

The real one that puzzles me is the Phantasm collection being part of the display. Everything else there is Universal/Warner/MGM which are all under the same distribution house now (SDS). I'm not aware of Well Go USA being part of SDS, and the only other reason I can think of is because Universal owns the second film in the series.

[bleakassassin]

Originally Posted by Gogeta149

They do it because Lionsgate owns the original Halloween, 4, 5 and 6, Universal owns II and Season of the Witch and Miramax/Paramount? owns H20 and Resurrection

Super confusing

Lionsgate don't actually have the rights to the original, 4, and 5 anymore. They've since reverted back to Trancas International Films. The rights to Curse are actually owned by Miramax (alongside H20 and Resurrection). You're correct on II and III.

[kemcha]

Well, the Walmart nearest me didn't have much, either. But, I was able to snag a copy of the Jeepers Creepers 2-Pack that has the first two films for $9.99. Nice surprise. Haven't seen the third one and I probably never will. Just can't justify spending $10 on a "edited for home video" version of the movie. Battlefield Earth is the same way. How do you only sell a version of the movie and edit it for home video?

[Pinewoodpotter]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

It doesn't matter. All they have now is DVD.

No idea if this has been brought up at some point, but that Alien 6-Film collection that's pictured is actually ringing up as $24.96 in store and on the website.

Was available for pick-up at my local store, but I'm glad I went in - of the six copies, four did not have the slip box (they had the new Disney design with the silver bar on the top and bottom of the front cover). The two in the back came with the original slip box (not at all necessary, but a cool addition).

Oddly enough, the case under the slip box was also the Disney case design - I was assuming it was just old Fox stock before opening. Discs all had artwork though - this was a nice surprise, as I assumed most Disney blu re-releases used plain blue disc artwork for the updated copies (the Die Hard set being a prominent example).

The digital copies still do pretty well on the forum as well - I was able to get $10 for the lot, dropping the price of the set down to about $15 out of pocket. Popped my 4k 40th Anniversary Edition of Alien in the spot of the regular blu, and now I'm good to go!

I'm assuming most people that want the Alien films on blu ray have them by now, but maybe there are a few stragglers like me that this post can help

[Bubbles-11]

My Walmart already had shelf tags up for Free Guy and The Green Knight. Yes, the UHD for the latter will be stocked in-store. $24.96

[Richard Graham]

My store had The Green Knight actually on the shelf. Both the blu, and 4K. They had Survive the Game as well. No Free Guy though.

[Sage00]

Originally Posted by formula_nebula

They have it at my store. But, i'll be getting the 4k from VS.

I’m so tempted to pick that up (it would be a blind buy). I was going to wait for the VS BF sale, but it probably won’t be a part of it. Hopefully it will still be available for the halfway sale next year.

[formula_nebula]

Originally Posted by Sage00

I’m so tempted to pick that up (it would be a blind buy). I was going to wait for the VS BF sale, but it probably won’t be a part of it. Hopefully it will still be available for the halfway sale next year.

It probably will be part of the halfway sale next year but, I have no plans of waiting that long

[Bubbles-11]

My Walmart had 3 copies of Green Knight on both Blu and 4k and 5 copies of Free Guy on 4K. Lots of copies of the Blu.

They also had Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol. 1 on DVD for $9.96. Currently $20 on Amazon

[TheBluRayBandito]

Today I picked up Shivers and Little Monsters for $7.50 each. They also had the Wrong Turn remake for the same price, but I passed on it.

[MazeRunner]

No store needs this many copies.

[DaBargainHunta]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

[Show spoiler]

No store needs this many copies.

Maybe not, but it's a childhood favorite of mine and a movie I preordered without hesitation, so I approve!

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Each time i go into WM. l For whatever reason. I don't know why I look in the movie section. as it looks like a ghost town most of the time.

the glass cases are half empty all the time with stuff not put in their place. As well as other empty spots where the new releases are suppose to be. and the releases on the side.

I don't know why I would think anyone would ever put anything in their spots. and actually do their damn jobs. Cause god forbid they do their jobs they are being paid to do.


Walmart and catching up target are disappointing every time i visit. making it harder and harder to want to buy anything in stores.

[MazeRunner]

One of my Wal-mart stores got rid of the blu-ray bin and had THREE DVD bins.

Black Friday at Target and Walmart is going to be non-existent. Lets hope Best Buy comes through.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

One of my Wal-mart stores got rid of the blu-ray bin and had THREE DVD bins.

Black Friday at Target and Walmart is going to be non-existent. Lets hope Best Buy comes through.

There are still blu bins around the States? They got rid of them out here, but ended up tossing some blus in the DVD bin. It's like 99% DVDs.

[MazeRunner]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

There are still blu bins around the States? They got rid of them out here, but ended up tossing some blus in the DVD bin. It's like 99% DVDs.

Wal-mart shoppers are watching DVDs on 4k TVs.

[FlamedLiquid]

Originally Posted by MazeRunner

Wal-mart shoppers are watching DVDs on 4k TVs.

Always Low Prices. Always Low Standards. Always.

[IXOYE1989]

With the increase in downsizing of the physical media section, I'm really going to miss the good old days of Black Friday shopping at Walmart stores. The times when we could grab copies off the shelves (because there were decent amount) early Thursday morning at BF prices instead of waiting till 5 PM. The times when 3D blu-ray section used to exist and would also ring up as the standard blu-ray price. The pandemic definitely killed off the slowly dying process much too soon. I've seen someone report in another thread that there is chance that Target won't have ANY blu-ray/DVD containers in store for BF this year

[FlamedLiquid]

Black Friday is definitely going to be interesting this year.

That being said Walmart's media deals were pretty slim last year

[TheBluRayBandito]

Originally Posted by FlamedLiquid

Black Friday is definitely going to be interesting this year.

That being said Walmart's media deals were pretty slim last year

I wish retailers would do it like last year where it was all month long. Black November is much better than BF.