Gibush

Ahoy all,

I have a question.
I noticed that my Wal-Mart had a veritable asston of DVD/Bluray combo packs. They had Muppets Take Manhatten. My question is: Are these cheap, barebones releases? It only had a couple special features, but I'm not sure if there's a special edition to begin with that would have more.

It's just that I've heard some DVD's were ported to Bluray and the picture quality was almost the same, so it wouldn't be worth getting. I don't have a Bluray player yet, but obviously I don't want to buy a DVD and a Bluray in a pack that are the same in terms of quality.

TheBang

How much was Muppets Take Manhattan? That one only has one version.

Cabbage

Found the 1933 ALICE IN WONDERLAND in the $5 dumpster this morning.

Dr. Calamari

Where are you?

Cabbage

Sorry...I forgot to post my location. Found the '33 "Alice" at a WM in Columbus, Ohio

Dr. Calamari

Thanks...haven't seen it here in Honolulu, but I'll keep looking.

derrtaysouth95

Hey all,

New to the forums so just saying hello.

I will be most active in this thread as well as the Big Lots thread where I already introduced myself.

Been buying out of the $5 bin since Walmart started to get serious about it and keep it stocked with new titles often.

Some titles tend to be real short-packed around my way but I've always been able to find what I want.

I tend to purchase wrestling/mma dvds from the piles. Nothing makes my day like a freshly stocked bin.

Gibush

Sorry for late response. They were all $10.

Nate the Great

Has Wal-Mart done away with Site-to-Store shipping on their movies? I've used this service a lot, but I've noticed a very sharp decrease in what's available for their STS service.

Gibush

Daaaaaaaayum, Lord of the Rings Extended Bluray for $45? (I'm in Canada.)
I really wish I had a Bluray player. I might even get this if I have any Christmas money on Boxing Day. Is the quality of it really good? I've heard bad things about the theatrical cut, but how is the 15-disc Bluray thinger? It doesn't have any new extras that the DVDs didn't, right?

speedy1961

Search is your friend, my friend.

See here:



http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/48823...y-the/?___rd=1

b2net

This thread lists more than the title suggests...

Pretty Little Liars first season 10$ at walmart.com

including
One Tree Hill season 7
The Vampire Diaries 1
Supernatural 5
Two and Half Men 2 and 6

kd5

Looked up a couple of DVDs there but didn't see the familiar Site To Store anywhere so you may be right. Hopefully it's just a "too near to Christmas" thing and it will get reinstated after the holidays. If not, if they've done away with Site To Store on DVDs, then I think we need to email Walmart en masse and ask them to reconsider. -kd5-

That'sAllFolks

I can't believe with all the efficiency in the Wal-mart system that they use Fed-Ex or any other carrier to ship their DVDs to the store. It seems they would have in place the mechanism to get the DVDs to the stores using their own trucks.

Was going to place an order for a set, but passed because of the inability to have the DVD shipped site-to-store. They also lost some sales during BF because of the same reason.

GenPion

Wal-Mart will be carrying select DVD's and Blu-ray's with up to $7.50 Movie Cash redemption for Warner Bros theatrical releases (such as Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Happy Feet 2, and J. Edgar). It should be an assortment of WB titles. The DVD's are $4 and the Blu's $8. Some titles pictured for DVD include The Wizard of Oz, The Hangover, and The Blind Side. Expect more variety in store but YMMV.

The Blu-ray's featured included Sherlock Holmes, Inception, The Matrix, The Book of Eli, 300, and The Shawshank Redemption.

kd5

So much for Walmart's Black Friday, I picked up the Wizard of Oz DVD on BF for $5 thinking that was a pretty good deal. Now, just a month later they have it on sale for $4. That's kind of a pisser offer. -kd5-

Nate the Great

On the site-to-store issue, apparently site-to-store shipping has been reinstated. Curious, since I found this out on the same day they emailed me a statement that movies in all their media formats were ineligible for said shipping option. So, I ordered 15 movies with a gift card, with site-to-store shipping. Just in case ...

dino88

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but I saw Generation Kill for $15.

jbeeching

Two of the Walmarts nearby had cardboard dumpbins of various Mill Creek Multi-sets for $2.50 each set... I had a good portion of the ones they already had; from memory they had...

* Bonanza - 34 episode set
* Thirtysomething - First 10 Episodes
* Wanted: Dead or Alive - Season One; Set One
* Dungeouns & Dragons
* Clash of the Olympians - 16 movie set
* Fists of Vengeance (the re-titled "Martial Arts 20 Movie Pack" missing 4 titles)
* The Greatest American Hero Season One
* He-Man - First Season set
* Renegade
* 21 Jump Street- First Season
* The Bill Cosby Show- Best of set
* The Best of Johnny Carson & Friends

...plus some other kids titles. I know one was kinda picked thru like it had been out; the second store's was very neat & full, like they had put it out recently

DouglasRobert

In the $5 dump bin I saw a few copies of Hey Vern: It's Ernest: The Complete Series which has 13 episodes on it according to the back cover.

derrtaysouth95

Would like to see that $2.50 bargain bin and the Earnest dvd set.

Was the super bargain bin near the normal dvd area?

derrtaysouth95

Finally found that Earnest dvd set today.

The sticker on it was different from the ones usually placed on the Bargain Bin dvds.

That'sAllFolks

Land Of The Lost: The Complete Series -- 9.00
http://www.walmart.com/ip/10929309?w...52232946114216

It's 11.55 at Amazon if you don't want to mess with site-to-store

Zbu

Is that the complete series set for Renegade??

jbeeching

The "Renegade" DVD was just the First Season, I think