I could be wrong but I don't think there's a Target exclusive bonus disc with either version. The ad reads "Exclusive calendar and bonus disc with Walk Hard standard DVD". To me, that means you buy the two disc and the exclusive is the calendar (and the 'bonus' disc is just disc two and what you'd get anywhere else).
For the past few months, I've seen a number of Target ads that have been deliberately vague so it sounds like they have an exclusive bonus disc when they don't. And when they do have an exclusive bonus disc, they become much less vague and it's very clear that it's a Target exclusive disc.
I'll do what I can to check on that Target question.
Here's some information that would havebeen much more pertinent in last week's RoundUp.
I was in both a Border's Store and an FYE (TransWorld) store yesterday and found Sweeney Todd exclusives in both! Borders has a behind-the-scenes booklet attached to their 2-disc copies. FYE has exclusive steelbook packaging for their 2-disc SEs. Kind of surprising they didn't make bigger deals about those--especially FYEs packaging. People seem to love the steelbooks.
Here's the proof, Nick. I cannot guarantee what you'll find when you walk into your local Circuit City...but they've been advertising these prices on their website for several days now.
1-disc $15.99 2-disc $15.99 Blu-ray $34.99 UMD $24.95
I didn't doubt you, I just don't understand how they plan to sell any 1 Disc set if they are sitting next to the 2 Disc set (which includes the theatrical cut from the 1 disc set)
I guess some people may not know the difference and just go with whatever cover is more pleasing to them.
I Can't believe they still try to get that much for the PSP Version, with the PSP Slim enjoying a Boon of Sales now you'd think they'd rethink their Stupid Price point. Make it a $12.95 Retail so it streets about $9.95 or less that's the price point for a UMD Movie
THAT is a market I have never come close to understanding. I agree with you 100%, Dave. I would think many people who might watch a movie on a PSP can also probably download that movie onto their iPod. Since movies are incidentals to the game-console-at-hand, I would think "affordable" would move a lot more units. I'll be surprised if it's a format that lasts much longer.
But, as I said, I don't really understand the market.
Given my experience with the 2-disc of "The Mist" at CC, their online price does not always match their in-store price. That week, they had the 2-disc priced at $19.99 online, but it rang up at $24.99 regular price in the store. They did end matching the web price, though, after I brought it to their attention.
Their flyer this week sure makes it look like they mean $15.99 for the 2-discer of Walk Hard. They could argue the point, but based on usual techniques, the flyer would lead me to believe that the on-line pricing situation is correct.
I am anxious for someone to report-in who has been to CC today.
They didn't have either version of Walk Hard at the Circuit City in my area. If they only had the one disc, I could buy into a conspiracy theory but as of now, I'll just figure it's a usual CC screw up.
And the exclusive version of Walk Hard at Target only has a calendar. The bonus disc they're referring to in the ad is just disc two. The sticker on the packaging is much less vague than the ad.
So CC had the two disc at the store in Albuquerque, and it was 15.99. It rang up that way, and I didn't have to tell them the price. They also gave me a pass to see Forgetting Sarah Marshall early for doing some online survey.
Another thing that was strange was that it seemed like they didn't even have the 1 disc set at the store. All I saw was a large display with the special edition.
Travis, how much is it selling for at Target? My local Circuit City is far away from my Target/Best Buy, and I'm wondering if I need to make the trip out there!