Jarhead 2 Disc set OOP???
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Jarhead 2 Disc set OOP???
just checked two of the online retailers, Amazon and DDD and the two disc set is showing up as OOP. if that's the case, people interested in this set should jump on it while it's still in stock at other online sellers.
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I have yet to see this set at any retailer. I just picked up the two disc Walk the Line but I'm really wondering if the 2 disc of Jarhead is worth it. Could ayone give a quick review of the 2 disc set?
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Thought about getting it for $23 at tower.com, but the movie was only OK and Netflix has the bonus disc available to rent, so I'm going that route.
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Originally Posted by Fincher Fan
If you're really concerned, I'm sure it will be available in other regions for a fraction of the price.
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I too, didn't see it at any CC, Best buy, Wal-mart, or Target. I had someone look it up at Best buy and was told they wouldn't carry it anymore (they got 2-3 in on Tuesday).
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Best buy only had one 2 disc set left, they had at least 50 of the single discs available. I wanted to pick up the 2 disc set but it was pretty banged up, so I passed.
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I got it for $22 and change at Tower as well. I think it's worth it. It's packaged nice including a photo booklet. I think it's cool that it's going OOP. Makes it a bit more collectible.
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
I think it's cool that it's going OOP. Makes it a bit more collectible.
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Originally Posted by dvd_luver
I have never seen the film, but I think it's just silly that days after the release date, this just goes OOP by the studio. It seems like they may have found a new way to cash in on collectible dvd sets. Just a theory.
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there was a thread a week ago about this and was closed because it was decided it was still available. Now online stores are popping up as discontinued or no longer available. I dont know why this happens. Reminds me of the recall of Ed Wood, Shawshank, Batman Begins,etc. Seems to happen more often and closer to the initial release date each time.
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Originally Posted by dvd_luver
I was a bit out of line, I agree with you ScottsdaleSaint. That's probably what it is.
just another thing i love about this forum, we seem to have a wealth of information and helpful people and that just makes dealing with stuff like this much easier.
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Man, I went on Amazon where (via third party) it's now $80!!! Damn, guess I should've gotten one from Tower.com and try to sell it off there for $60 brand new, lol.



