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DVD Prices:

Paul Blart: Mall Cop --- Low Price ($16.99?)
Valkyrie --- $16.99
My Bloody Valentine --- $16.99
True Blood - Season One --- $34.99 ---> Free $5 Giftcard when you buy along with Charlaine Harris book
24 - Season Seven --- $32.99

Blu -ray Prices:

Paul Blart: Mall Cop --- $26.99
Valkyrie --- $25.99
My Bloody Valentine --- $25.99
True Blood - Season One --- $44.99
24 - Season Seven --- $44.99


That's all there is for this week DVD price-wise

24 - Season Seven.

It is going to be ending Monday and will be available to buy on Tuesday???

Talk about a quick turnaround.

Well they had all last year to prepare it.

Now the question is, do I continue buying the DVDs, or now get the Blu-ray?

I'll cancel my pre-order for True Blood pre-order now on Amazon and wait until they price match Target - likely after mine ships. Stupid Amazon.

It doesn't cost much more for the BD, so I'm getting that. I don't really care that S1-S6 are SD, and S7 is BD. I see no point in getting it in SD if I can get it in BD...

Same here!

"My Bloody Valentine" ...isn't that the pic of the 80's version that came out not too long ago? Is the new 2-disc version still gonna be $16.99?

Yeah that's the same picture of the 80's movie. I'm definetely in for True Blood on blu-ray and might pick up My Bloody Valentine (BR) later on.

No A Bug's Life BD?

Doesn't that just bug you???

The $29.99 price they'll likely sell for probably will.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised that there's no advertised price for Fanboys.

if that's the case, i dunno if the new 2-Disc version will be $16.99. seems very low and Amazon has it @ $22.99 like most retailers.

Woohoo for Punch Out!

Is True Blood worth a blind buy? I really enjoyed Six Feet Under a lot and I know that this show is also created by Alan Ball but I know its probably quite different.

I am in the same boat about true blood, I am already buying 24 so I might wait on true blood.

Um, what?

Amazon has True Blood for $44.99

I think True Blood is definetely worth a blind buy. If you like vampires and nudity, then you'll probably like it. If you're unsure you could always Netflix it, but I think it's one of the better series HBO has put out lately.

[well 24 is shot and shown in high def on tv, so the answer should be kind of simple lol. why buy the standard def when you can finally own a seaon in high defQUOTE=Snowmaker;9439288]Well they had all last year to prepare it.

Now the question is, do I continue buying the DVDs, or now get the Blu-ray?[/QUOTE]

16.99 is the best price I've seen for My Bloody Valentine so far.

I'm getting the BDs probably, but just to be a devil's advocate... DVDs still have a few advantages.

• Slightly cheaper in this case, much cheaper in some cases.
• Playable anywhere due to DVD players being so portable and so prevalent, while your living room is likely the only place you can watch blus.
• Not being able to lend out your discs to friends.
• A tenth of the market if you ever decide to sell.
• Slight possibility of blu-ray becoming this generation's laser disc and it being harder to enjoy your discs forever.

Again, maybe not factors affecting your decision, but valid reasons and I can easily see why so many people are sticking to DVD, even if the cost is the same.

Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

I sure hope Blu-rays don't go the way of the Laser Disc. I've already got too much invested in the format and upgraded some DVDs.

Although I can't argue with most of your list, to me this one seems like a reason to get BD and not SD!
No more scratched discs! YAY!!!

I won't lend DVDs to a friend until I am fully satisfied that my DVD will be safe in his or her possession. Consequently, only one friend is allowed to borrow DVDs. My friends simply don't treat things well. I won't let anyone borrow a Blu-ray.