$35 is the MSRP. It'll probably be a in store for less.
Brandon might not have noticed the add, but it would be very odd if Target advertised $35 then the real in store price was less.Originally Posted by Mike Frezon /forum/thread/293269/wizard-of-oz-and-gremlins-out-9-29#post_3610383
I checked out the thread on the other forum and the original poster said he opened his and it is only one disc (labeled disc 1) so, it looks like Walmart is selling a version that's just the first disc from the three disc set. If that's the case, then the Target exclusive may still be the way to go.Originally Posted by Ben Cheshire
Guys, check out Page Four of the thread "A Few Words About... The Wizard of Oz in Blu Ray" here: http://www.hometheaterforum.com/forum/thread/292926/a-few-words-about-the-wizard-of-oz-in-blu-ray/90#post_3609940
A guy has taken a tiny picture of his Wizard of Oz blu ray he got at Wal Mart for 19.99.
Originally Posted by Brandon Conway
If this is true then the Target version is definitely the way to go.
Just to be clear, Arnie....know going in that the Wal-Mart $20 version is a single-disc movie only version. The $35 Target version seems to be a three-disc version (film, bonus features, When the Lion Roars doc). And the UCE has those three discs plus a four disc with a digital copy and the trinkets.Originally Posted by Arnie G
I checked with my local Walmart & they will have WOO blu ray tomorrow for $19.96.
It's misleading to describe the Walmart version as "movie only". It's the first disc from the UCE, which has quite a few bonus features. Essentially ALL the "making of" features are on it. Aside from the Lion Roars doc, what it lacks are the silent movie versions plus the John Ritter made for TV movie and a couple of other docs:Originally Posted by Mike Frezon
Just to be clear, Arnie....know going in that the Wal-Mart $20 version is a single-disc movie only version. The $35 Target version seems to be a three-disc version (film, bonus features, When the Lion Roars doc). And the UCE has those three discs plus a four disc with a digital copy and the trinkets.
I think these last minute retailer exclusives have certainly clouded the waters for people thinking they had only the UCE option tomorrow.