Same here

In for Memento at $7.

Clerks is back up to 7.99

He'll always be Mitchell to me!

Previous lists:
3-4-12, 3-3-12, 3-2-12, 3-1-12, 2-29-12, 2-28-12, 2-27-12, 2-26-12, 2-25-12, 2-24-12, 2-23-12, 2-21-12, 2-19-12, 2-18-12, 2-17-12, 2-16-12, 2-15-12, 2-14-12, 2-13-12, 2-12-12, 2-11-12, 2-10-12, 2-9-12, 2-8-12, 2-7-12, 2-6-12, 2-5-12, 2-4-12, 2-3-12,
[Prices may have changed since titles were posted. Or not.]


Here are today's New Lows and some Old Lows:

Memento (10th Anniversary Special Edition) $6.99

54 (Pre-order) $7.99
The Rundown $7.99
Walking Tall (2004) $7.99

The Horseman $8.49

In the Valley of Elah $8.99

Serenity $9.49
The New Daughter $9.49

The Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow $9.99

Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat $11.99
Fall Classic at Fenway Park $11.99
Catfish $11.99

The Eagle (Unrated Edition) $15.49

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood: The Sacred Star of Milos Movie (Blu-ray/DVD Combo) (Pre-order) $20.49

Les Cousins (The Criteron Collection) $22.49

Immortals (3D/ Blu-ray + Digital Copy) (Pre-order) $22.99

Mildred Pierce (DVD/Blu-ray Collector's Edition) $27.99

Black Butler: Complete First Season (Blu-ray/DVD Combo) (Pre-order) $41.49

Sophia Loren: Award Collection [Blu-ray] (Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow / Marriage Italian Style / Sunflower / Vittorio D / Boccaccio '70) $59.99

Supernatural: Season 1-6 $242.49

Tom and Jerry went down another 50 cents to $17.99.

I just ordered that son of a bitch late last night.

Anyone know the difference between the original blu release and the anniversary one for memento?

Improved video and audio and many more extras.

But unfortunately it's still missing the chronological version of the movie from the DVD edition. I'm waiting for $5 or less before a do a double dip since I don't watch this movie very often and I'm offended just on principle whenever any existing DVD extras are left off a BD. This re-release is much better than the last one, so I've read, but to quote Richard Boone in Big Jake "you come real close, mister, but no cee-gar".

Yes, but it also replaces the difficult menu system from the DVD edition with one that's easy to navigate, from what I understand.

So you are offended by more than half of all BDs. Me too.

Previous lists:
3-5-12, 3-4-12, 3-3-12, 3-2-12, 3-1-12, 2-29-12, 2-28-12, 2-27-12, 2-26-12, 2-25-12, 2-24-12, 2-23-12, 2-21-12, 2-19-12, 2-18-12, 2-17-12, 2-16-12, 2-15-12, 2-14-12, 2-13-12, 2-12-12, 2-11-12, 2-10-12, 2-9-12, 2-8-12, 2-7-12, 2-6-12, 2-5-12, 2-4-12, 2-3-12,
[Prices may have changed since titles were posted. Or not.]


Here are today's New Lows and some Old Lows:

Premonition $6.49

Reservoir Dogs (15th Anniversary Edition) $6.99
We Own the Night $6.99

Glory Road $7.99
The Ruins (Unrated Edition) $7.99
Death Race (Unrated) $7.99
Eyes Wide Shut $7.99

Rachel Getting Married $8.49

Dawn of the Dead $9.49
Easy Virtue $9.49

Secret Window $9.99
A Single Man $9.99
The Children $9.99
Dear John $9.99
Rambo: Two Pack (First Blood II / Rambo III) $9.99
Hulk Vs. $9.99
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days $9.99

The Last Unicorn (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo) $10.99
Executive Decision $10.99
National Treasure [Blu-ray + DVD] $10.99

The Dilemma $11.49
Fall Classic at Fenway Park $11.49
Catfish $11.49

Plan 9 From Outer Space(1959) $12.49
The Adventures of Milo and Otis (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo) $12.49

High School Musical $12.99

The Secret in Their Eyes $13.49
The Little Shop Of Horrors (1960) $13.49

Tamara Drewe $13.99

Soul Surfer (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo $14.49
Mother and Child $14.49

Dinosaur $15.99

Tom & Jerry Golden Collection: Volume One $17.99
Howl $17.99
K-On! Vol.2 $17.99

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part I (Special Edition) $18.49
The Wildest Dream: Conquest of Everest $18.49

Phantom of the Opera (1925) (Silent) $18.99
Best of Europe: Beautiful Germany $18.99

Playback (Pre-order) $19.99

ed Desert (The Criterion Collection) $22.49
Design for Living (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray] (1933) $22.49

Tokyo Drifter (The Criterion Collection) (1966) $22.99

Wild Life: The Americas (Blu-ray combo pack) $24.49

Sengoku Basara 2: The Complete Series Limited Edition (Blu-ray/DVD Combo) $42.49

Shrek the Third [3D] $44.99

Shrek [3D] $46.49

That is very true. I hated the previous menu. I'm still planning on buying the new edition of Memento BD once it's a bit cheaper, but I still have to keep my annoying menu DVD for the chronological version.
Yes, I am offended by BD titles that drop existing extras from the DVD because as an OCD completist it means I can't get rid of my DVD but have to keep both. That means the price I'm willing to pay for a "crippled extras" BD is less than a full featured BD. I don't know if it's more than half, but there are a lot more than there should be. I've always wanted to know if it's laziness, a rights issue (seems doubtful if it's the same studio), or there's some other reason so many extras get dropped (like planned double/triple dips).

Besides picture/audio quality, my primary use of DVD-Basen (and in particular Hi-Def DVD Digest reviews) is to compare the extras on BDs to the DVD edition and make notes which BDs are missing extras so I can avoid them or wait for even lower prices. Often (but sadly not always) Hi-Def DVD Digest will say "this Blu-Ray includes all of the extras from the previous DVD edition", but most of the time I have to compare them myself. Too bad it's not easier.

I usually put the DVD in an envelope, stick the envelope in the Blu-ray case, and toss the DVD box. That way I save space and still have the extras. Sometimes, if it's only the commentary that's missing, I'll rip it to my computer and synch the mp3 to the Blu-ray, as my Mac is connected to the television.

It's not a Blu-ray.

Same here. I know in the early days of DVD, some actors were paid some big bucks for commentaries or other extras. I seem to remember that maybe Arnold was paid some hefty amount of money for a commentary, but it's been so long I can't remember. I wouldn't be surprised if actors are paid royalties for the extras, but again I'd like some verification on that.

Otherwise the studies are just being a-holes.

A couple times I checked that, and found it to be untrue, so I just imagine no release as being truly complete now.
That's a great idea. I'll go so far as to ordering multi-disc BD cases for if I have to add several DVDs to a BD to make it complete.

Yeah, it's not really worth the time of selling DVDs anymore since most of them are only worth a $1 or $2. I just keep them and make a BR/DVD combo pack out of them unless it's a combo pack to begin with. I done that with all the Adam Sandler ones I upgraded and many others.

Arnold was paid $75,000 for that commentary. Interviews from the stars given before a film's release, such as EPK material, is royalty-free for a studio to put on a home video version. Which is why that type of feature is often the only extra material now when studios cut costs on a release. New participation specifically for a home video release usually means the actor/director was compensated for it.

On the positive side, this version has the Elvis Mitchell interview...so I can get rid of my first pressing of the DVD....keep the second edition...I'll probably still hold off for now.

Seven Tim Burton Movies for $42 : The Tim Burton Collection With Book

What movie is this you are speaking about?

Memento