I believe Jeff, some parts felt really really long. Based on feelings alone, it was a 4 hour movie.

The disc I got had a re-imagining of the Spaghetti Western, a featurette on Michael Riva the production designer who passed away, and another featurette on horse riding and training Waltz and Fox how to ride a horse plus promos for the soundtrack and the Tarantino Blu-ray collection.

I thought there would be deleted scenes, outakes, and maybe even images or art of the movie poster artwork across the globe.

The Re-Imagining the Spaghetti Western is the Wal-Mart exclusive that came on a separate DVD. No exclusives exist that have deleted scenes or outtakes.

Didn't Foxx already know how to ride a horse? I could have sworn I heard that not only does Foxx live on a ranch with horses but the horse he rode in the movie was his actual horse.

The Target near me still has plenty of steel books. I guess this movie didn't sell that well here since it is a predominantly white town, lol.

I think there was a big initial run of these SteelBooks, as a lot of folks are still seeing them. Better this than BB's ridonkulous ZDT!

I hope this isn't old news, but after seeing that Cinema Now had the exclusive Star Trek Into Darkness features available for free, I looked up the Django Unchained feature (Around the Globe with Django Unchained: Conversations with the Filmakers and Cast), and sure enough, it's also free!
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how come for this title it says it will playback in SD only. that my device (HDTV) is not formatted to play this title in HD?

Why are they asking for credit card info if it's free?

you just need to put it once and then after you can delete your billing info. very simple and easy...

Thanks! Got it for free.

Wow. I may not bother with Best Buy exclusives in the future if the extra content is Cinema Now related. Thanks for the link!