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It's the principle of the thing, Aaron. Whether they end up on YouTube or not is irrelevant Studios should be making the best edition possible for all their movies, especially (almost) Best Picture winners, and making them available to the widest audience possible instead of disregarding...

This eBay listing is additional confirmation of Malcom's post above. There *is* a Wal-Mart exclusive La La Land. http://www.ebay.com/itm/La-La-Land-Blu-Ray-DVD-Digital-Walmart-Exclusive-/302294935068?hash=item46622ea61c:g:t9gAAOSwHptY~v-c&autorefresh=true I'm not going to buy it, but this...

I assume the change in cover artwork is deliberate to distinguish the exclusive copies from the non-exclusive ones, although since they are not charging a premium for the exclusive, why they would even get the regular one is a bit of a mystery. Why would anyone go to Target and pay the same...

Your difficulty finding the exclusive in-store make me glad I pre-ordered it online, even if have to wait a couple extra days for delivery. Is that a keepcase or a digipack? Hard to tell from the picture. And is there an actual disc holder for the third disc, or is it just in a sleeve...

I agree that the La La Land steelbook cover is not great, which is why I'm not concerned about getting it, but steelbooks often have great artwork (Moana, for example, which I like much better than the standard artwork.) It all depends on what the studio decides to go with for each individual...

Thanks for your work as always, Mike. Since 4K is not an issue for me at the moment, I pre-ordered the Target exclusive La La Land when it was first announced, and my preorder is already n the mail to me from Target.com. Nothing else for me this week, but La La Land is more than enough.