Originally Posted by dugnarug (Post 10942758)

I saw a new display up at one of my Wal-Marts today advertising the Paranormal Activity 3 Movie Cash. I can't remember the exact titles but know they had Sleepy Hollow and Sweeney Todd blu-rays for $15 each and those both came with $10 movie cash for Paranormal Activity 3. They also had the blu-rays without the movie cash for $10 a piece. On the right and left of the main display they had rows of $10-$15 blu-rays. I noticed that American Beauty, The African Queen and the newest Ferris Bueller were all part of the $10 group while Road To Perdition was one of the $15 titles. I can't remember every title but there was a nice selection.

I believe if you search Paranormal Activity 3 Movie Cash on Walmart.com it will list all the titles available as part of that promotion.

Originally Posted by wmhgreen48 (Post 10945727)

Federal Way, WA: movie only (Walmart Exclusive) Ben-Hur $19.96

Originally Posted by wmhgreen48 (Post 10946824)

^^ Yeah, I couldn't find that info either. Shook it and thought it sounded like multiple trays though...Also, hard to believe that THIS title would be compromised by putting it on 1 disc.

Originally Posted by Jamsmukz (Post 10947022)

Just picked up the "Let Me In" blu-ray combo pack with slipcover and comic book for $10. The blu-ray itself was still marked at $20, but the shelf was marked $10.

Originally Posted by Bob Bunny (Post 10946771)

Is this a two-disc movie only version? I looked at that at Walmart and couldn't find anywhere on the box that it contains two discs. Curious.

Originally Posted by Mao (Post 10947747)

It's the 2-disc movie-only version.

Cheapest way to get just the movie in all it's hi-def glory.

So glad I didn't have to shell out the cash for all the stuff I wouldn't need/watch anyway...

Originally Posted by whotony (Post 10947848)

You opened it?

Originally Posted by Mao (Post 10948689)

Bought it and opened it!

Originally Posted by Jamsmukz (Post 10947022)

Just picked up the "Let Me In" blu-ray combo pack with slipcover and comic book for $10. The blu-ray itself was still marked at $20, but the shelf was marked $10.

Originally Posted by supermike07 (Post 10952623)

Can anyone tell me what Walmart wants for the Blu-ray Disc version of FAST FIVE?

Originally Posted by wmhgreen48 (Post 10946824)

^^ Yeah, I couldn't find that info either. Shook it and thought it sounded like multiple trays though...Also, hard to believe that THIS title would be compromised by putting it on 1 disc.

Originally Posted by SteveA (Post 10953892)

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but isn't there tons of room on a Blu-ray disc, enough to easily store the entire hi-def movie without loss of resolution?

Originally Posted by Todd B. (Post 10954790)

Ben-Hur is a long movie; over 3.5 hours. Warner did a high-quality restoration, and preserved a lot of quality and detail in their 4K mastering. They could have squeezed 3.5 hours onto one disc, but they probably wanted to preserve as much of the restored quality as possible by not compromising with a lower bitrate that would have been required to put that much video on one disc.

Originally Posted by SteveA (Post 10955790)

Thanks. I don't know as much about blu-ray as I probably should. So to maximize quality, Ben-Hur is released on two single-layer blu-rays, but they could have used a single double-layer disc?