Thanks akrate69! But yes, I think I picked up most of those at BB. Also at least a couple of those are at Costco for $10.

Need to check my email for that coupon though, I'm sure I can find something to buy.

Should "Brave" be added to the list? Check out the Target exclusive:

http://www.target.com/p/target-com-u...00&LNM=Primary

Cabaret -- February 5, 2013

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=9683

I would say "Brave" qualifies in the technical sense, but should be noted that it contains a storybook, instead of the traditional production information.

These upcoming titles are digibooks:

Jazz Singer on Jan. 8
Guys and Dolls on Nov. 6
Hans Christian Anderson on Dec. 18.

Also, the recent E.T. Best Buy exclusive.

add: The Little Shop of Horrors

Really? I was under the impression that, unlike the Volume 1 release, Volume 2 is packaged in a case w/ slipcover.

I've started trying to grab these when I can. I love the double thick digibooks (E.T., Jaws, Dr. Zhivago, etc) a lot but the single thickness digibooks (The Big Lebowski, etc.) just don't look that great to me so I have a harder time wanting to collect those than I do the doubles.

You should check out Gettysburg and Gods & Generals if you like the thick ones.

Thanks. I haven't gotten around to getting those yet.

Yeah, you're right. There was conflicting information out there, but I see the reviews and user posts about it this week show that it is, in fact, a regular case.

Amazon has the Star Wars Clone Wars sets on sale for $25 each. Season 1 appears to be the digibook version.

Target exclusive: Peter Pan should be added.

First post updated, but I still need to add a few I'm pretty sure.

Amazon is having a half price sale on a handful of newish digibooks.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=amb_link...d_i=B009CV12YQ

I think Driving Miss Daisy is a DB.

Are DigiBooks waning? Seems like new Digis have been few & far between. Maybe the economics aren't there for such a premium item in view of soft Blu-ray sales.

Every damn title seems to get a Digibook. Hansel and Gretal, really?

It's because of this that I stopped 'collecting' them. What once was special is now just anything. It's a shame. The first year or so was amazing, now it seems like any and everything can be in book form. Same with Steelbooks. The studios pretty much killed the interest for me.

Many of the WB titles had their list prices cut to $24.98. They are still releasing some, but it looks like steelbooks have started to be the popular special packaging choice lately.

SteelBooks are definitely becoming the premium package of choice, but it just seemed like there used to be more Digis for catalog titles. Remember when we got A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket almost out of nowhere? These were titles already released on Blu-ray getting a re-release in a nice Digi. I fully expected we'd see 2001: ASO released in a Digi this year for its 45th, but no sign of that yet.

I'd love a digibook of The Shining with a new transfer from the restoration WB did last year. I just hope we get something before the anniversary year in 2015.

I'm still waiting for a sub-$15 price on Full Metal Jacket and Empire of the Sun. Even with the new lower MSRP, I don't think they've dropped that low, have they?

FMJ and Empire of the Sun are both $17.99 at Familyvideo.com. That's the lowest I've seen. They sometimes have free shipping codes.

I could see Best Buy having a $9.99 sale on some of the lower priced WB digibooks closer to Christmas.

Z92SKVE2 for free shipping.

Am I the only one who thinks digibooks are pointless if they just have an already available book? I got the Walmart exclusive Hobbit just because it was a digibook, only to find out the book was just some kid's book about Hobbits that you could buy separately. The same with those Disney ones that just come with a golden book. I would expect a digibook to have exclusive production content, not some random tie-in.

Just noticed this one: