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Jackie Brown 

Praised with "4 stars," (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times), Tarantino's feature film follow-upJackie Brown earned a 1997 Oscar® nomination for supporting actor Robert Forster (Mulholland Drive), three Golden Globe nominations (including Best Musical/Comedy) and an NAACP Image Award nomination for Pam Grier's performance. An all-star cast joins Grier and Forster, including Samuel L. Jackson, Robert DeNiro, Michael Keaton and Bridget Fonda in Tarantino's adaptation of the novel by Elmore Leonard (3:10 to Yuma, Out of Sight).

 

A sexy flight attendant (Grier) is caught in a plot between the police and an arms dealer, and everyone's looking for the payoff. There are six unlikely players on the trail for a big score - a half million dollars in cash. But alliances are shaky when its unclear who is playing and who is getting played.

 

BLU-RAY DISC SPECIAL FEATURES*

  • Critic's Corner: Then and Now - NEW
  • "Jackie Brown: How It Went Down" featurette
  • "A Look Back at Jackie Brown" - Interview with Quentin Tarantino
  • Chicks With Guns Video
  • Siskel & Ebert "At the Movies" - Jackie Brown Review
  • Jackie Brown on MTV
  • Theatrical Trailer and TV Spots
  • Stills Gallery

*subject to change

 

Pricing: Blu-ray Disc - $19.99 

October 4th, 2011

 

 

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So I guess this is NOT going to be a Walmart exclusive, as was previously rumored.

 

No matter, along with Pulp Fiction, a must-buy.

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Ah, my favorite Tarantino film!  A must-buy for me as well!

 

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Death Proof or Reservoir Dogs are my favorite QT movies but Jackie Brown is a very close runner up.
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Love Jackie!

Looks good. glad Siskel was still around to review the flick with Rog'. Sounds like a terrific extra.

Been happy with the DVD, but adding this BD to wish list.
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I just thought of something...will the Blu include the collection of trailers for Pam Grier and Robert Forster movies that was included on the DVD set? confused.gif I always thought that was an awesome feature, and it'd be sad if they were not included here.
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Now available for preorder.  Please support HTF

 

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The Blu-ray is now priced at $10.49 on Amazon (see link above)

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If it's still priced that way towards the end of September, I'm all in for a pre-order.
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If it's still priced that way towards the end of September, I'm all in for a pre-order

I believe that if you lock in the pre-order now you'll get that price no matter what (and if the price goes down, in the meantime, your order will be adjusted accordingly). You won't end up paying more than what you pre-ordered at.
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Will,

 

That is correct, and as I have always understood Amazon's price policy.

 

Let's take this one step further....

 

Those that preordered this Blu-ray over the past few weeks at about $15....

 

Are they now locked into the $10.49 price no matter how much it goes up from here?

Or, should anyone that has preordered at the higher price, cancel their

preorder and lock into this price?

I wasn't going to buy Jackie Brown, but at $10.49, how could you not.

 

 

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If you've already ordered it will be locked at the lowest price.  In fact if you've already pre-ordered you can check your order details and it should show the ammended price, at least it always has for me.  I pre-order a lot and have never had any issues about getting the lowest price, even if they just happen to run one of their 1 hour sales that one might not notice, the price still gets adjusted in your order details.  It's so nice to just lock something in early sometimes, because they sometimes will have it lower before all the details are up, and then it ends up being higher later and it never gets back down to the initial price.  There was a movie recently, for the life of me I can't remember right now, but I ended up getting it $5 or so cheaper than what the 1st week ended up being because they had the initial price lower than what the MSRP ended up being, so the disccount was more.  But just check you order details every so often to see if a pre-order has dropped.

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Right, my preorder price of 13.99 has already been reduced to 10.49

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If it's still priced that way towards the end of September, I'm all in for a pre-order

I believe that if you lock in the pre-order now you'll get that price no matter what (and if the price goes down, in the meantime, your order will be adjusted accordingly). You won't end up paying more than what you pre-ordered at.

What I meant was, I don't like pre-ordering this long in advance. I'm pretty sure this price will be good until October.
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I preordered JACKIE BROWN on Saturday and automatically got the price reduction, which will stick even if it goes up again.
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If you've already ordered it will be locked at the lowest price.  In fact if you've already pre-ordered you can check your order details and it should show the ammended price, at least it always has for me.  I pre-order a lot and have never had any issues about getting the lowest price, even if they just happen to run one of their 1 hour sales that one might not notice, the price still gets adjusted in your order details.  It's so nice to just lock something in early sometimes, because they sometimes will have it lower before all the details are up, and then it ends up being higher later and it never gets back down to the initial price.  There was a movie recently, for the life of me I can't remember right now, but I ended up getting it $5 or so cheaper than what the 1st week ended up being because they had the initial price lower than what the MSRP ended up being, so the disccount was more.  But just check you order details every so often to see if a pre-order has dropped.


That has always been my experience with Amazon, too. It's really a "can't lose" proposition.
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What I meant was, I don't like pre-ordering this long in advance. I'm pretty sure this price will be good until October.

You can always cancel your order later online if you change your mind. As Ray mentioned, prices do sometimes rise before release date. I've experienced this a few times where I locked in at a lower price, and it rose after all the specifications of the release became available.
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What I meant was, I don't like pre-ordering this long in advance. I'm pretty sure this price will be good until October.
 


And that may be true especially since Wal-Mart has it for $10 (it was 9.86 when I ordered both it and Mad, Mad World towards the end of June).  So that my help keep Amazon's price in that same neighborhood.  I was surprised a little because Wal-Mart had it listed as an Exclusive, so I don't know if it was gonna be an exclusive or if Wal-Mart just had the wrong info that far out.  But either way it's cool to be able to pick this up for around $10.
 

 

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I also don't like to preorder far in advance, not even for titles I drool over. It's got nothing to do with money but rather a desire to get my hands on select movies as early as possible. I usually grab stuff a few days early, sometimes for a premium and sometimes for about the same I would pay on street date. It's the price to be paid for being a rabid enthusiast :-)
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And that may be true especially since Wal-Mart has it for $10 (it was 9.86 when I ordered both it and Mad, Mad World towards the end of June).  So that my help keep Amazon's price in that same neighborhood.  I was surprised a little because Wal-Mart had it listed as an Exclusive, so I don't know if it was gonna be an exclusive or if Wal-Mart just had the wrong info that far out.  But either way it's cool to be able to pick this up for around $10.
 

 


I did the under $10 Wal-Mart pre-order for Jackie Brown, too, when I ordered some of the other Wal-Mart exclusives. If they include a $5 Vudu credit like they did for the other titles, this will end up being a better deal than Amazon.
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If it's still priced that way towards the end of September, I'm all in for a pre-order

I believe that if you lock in the pre-order now you'll get that price no matter what (and if the price goes down, in the meantime, your order will be adjusted accordingly). You won't end up paying more than what you pre-ordered at.

What I meant was, I don't like pre-ordering this long in advance. I'm pretty sure this price will be good until October.
 

I didn't use to like ordering that far in advance, but Amazon has some pretty wild price swings, and considering you get the lowest price it was at, I have since changed my mind and order as far out as I can. 

 

Here is a copy of the BD trailer:



 

 

post #21 of 22
This streets today but I haven't come across any reviews. The blu is priced somewhat lower than Pulp Fiction, which sports a "stunning new transfer" (thank you, Lionsgate), but what about Jackie Brown? Does it not deserve the same treatment?
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Outside of maybe Pulp Fiction, I'd be surprised if any Miramax title that Lion's Gate is releasing has a new transfer. That doesn't mean that the existing HD transfers of those movies are automatically bad but the new owners of the Miramax library aren't likely to spend money on a new transfer when they've already got a usable HD transfer.
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