Bond movies sold individually don’t discount much. The lowest price I can remember is $8.99. I guess you can wait a year to save a dollar.
I thought I had seen the films for $7.99 each at some point, but I may be mistaken on that. I may go ahead and pick it up on this sale just to complete my set.Bond movies sold individually don’t discount much. The lowest price I can remember is $8.99. I guess you can wait a year to save a dollar.
I saw the No Time To Die 4k disc at my local Target for $10. Couldn’t believe it as the Blu-ray is still $14 or so.I thought I had seen the films for $7.99 each at some point, but I may be mistaken on that. I may go ahead and pick it up on this sale just to complete my set.
EDIT: I checked Cheap Charts, and it appears that only the Connery films have hit a $7.99 price point, while the others have not been lower than $8.99. You talked me into buying No Time To Die, @Robert Crawford .
I didn't remember those Connery films being $7.99, but I did remember the $8.99 price point.I thought I had seen the films for $7.99 each at some point, but I may be mistaken on that. I may go ahead and pick it up on this sale just to complete my set.
EDIT: I checked Cheap Charts, and it appears that only the Connery films have hit a $7.99 price point, while the others have not been lower than $8.99. You talked me into buying No Time To Die, @Robert Crawford .
All Lionsgate titles, and some are only redeemable on Vudu.
Let us know about The Goodbye Girl.
The three I picked all redeemed at itunes
There are also a number of titles in that non-UHD list that show as SD. Buyer beware.
and it sure looks like it's very likely the same transfer as the WAC BD. I don't actually have the WAC BD, but quickly comparing a few screencaps from Caps-a-holic (plus how it generally looks both on its own and relative to those screencaps) suggests it's very likely the same transfer w/ slight diffs that can probably all be attributed to just the necessarily diff, lower bitrate encode (yielding slightly diff sharpness/contrast/tonality/brightness that probably wouldn't be noticeable apart from direct comparisons). It certainly doesn't look like the old DVD at all (as also shown at Caps-a-holic), which had fairly different color grading (along w/ the usual DVD artifacts, etc).
Ok, I just went ahead, bit the bullet and took one for the team...
Do note though that even the WAC BD apparently doesn't look quite as sharp (or perhaps, "punchy") as usual for a WAC BD -- probably just the reality of the 70's film stock and filmmaking I guess...
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Just another example of the industry screwing up another home video format. The lack of uniformity in 2022, shouldn't be happening now.
I ended up picking up four titles through this sale -- Scream 4K (had bought it on Vudu in HD several years ago), Scream 2 4K (never owned), Scream 3 HD (never owned) and Hannibal HD (had just on DVD). You can only order two titles at a time, so I had to place two separate orders.
