Snow White Blu-ray $219!!!

If you want to watch Snow White in full 1080P be ready to pay $200+ for it this October.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=17846663&st=blu-ray&lp=1&type=product&cp=1&id=24574

That's not such a bad deal, comes down to $31.42 per dwarf.

Thats ridicules but then again I never liked snow white.

I'm not sure why anyone would pay that much... That's insane.

ZOMG DVD of the year confirmed!

That is ridiculous

They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?thequietguy

it's not that they make 4:3 blu-rays, it's that a lot of older movies are filmed/drawn in 4:3. i have a copy of casablanca on hd dvd and it's 4:3 but still high def. the blu-ray is the same.

as for the $220/$250 snow white blu-ray, it's a limited collecters edition. amazon has it for $150. the blu-ray itself is $26.

here's a pic:

They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?thequietguy

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

That's not such a bad deal, comes down to $31.42 per dwarf.

BlueBirdTS

I would pay more. Who doesn't love Snow White to not pay over-price?

I bet theres a plot twist! :o

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?Large_Soda

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

Bestbuy should state that it's a collector's edition. The price is still ridiculous but I'm sure there's an avid fan of Snow White or Disney that's probably gonna get it. Last time I watched Snow White was probably when I was 4 or 5. I probably wouldn't mind watching it again for its nostalgia value but not for $200+.

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?Large_Soda

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

not true. thomas edison invented several widescreen and color film formats in the late 1800's but they where too expensive to use. some movies like gone with the wind (1939) was in color and so was the wizard of oz (1939).

[QUOTE="Large_Soda"]

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?thequietguy

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

what about the terminator 2 edoskull edition blu-ray collectors set?

or maybe the wanted collects set? or the hellboy 2 set? then there's the wizard of oz, twilight, i am legend, casablanca, and the gone with the wind set. the snow white collectors set isn't the only collector set but it is the most expensive because for some reason disney thinks people are stupid enough to pay their ridiculous prices.

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?cowgriller

it's not that they make 4:3 blu-rays, it's that a lot of older movies are filmed/drawn in 4:3. i have a copy of casablanca on hd dvd and it's 4:3 but still high def. the blu-ray is the same.

as for the $220/$250 snow white blu-ray, it's a limited collecters edition. amazon has it for $150. the blu-ray itself is $26.

here's a pic:

What a deal!

Why would you look that up anyway?...

I want a mega cheap - disc only in a recycled cardboard sleeve - $10 edition.... for all my blu rays.

Who needs to spend $$$ on plastic toys. I just wanna watch the movie. Also, special features... not interested.

Its a classic I cant wait to get this.

*Sarcasm*

And here is an actual screenshot from the Blu Ray disc.

They sure managed to clean it up well. WOW!

.... :P

And here is an actual screenshot from the Blu Ray disc.

They sure managed to clean it up well. WOW!

.... :P

FamiBox

lol, here's a highly compressed video sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfHlA3fmJG0

They kind of went for a more modern interpretation, you know, post-industrial/grunge/heavy metal.

[QUOTE="Large_Soda"]

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?cowgriller

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

not true. thomas edison invented several widescreen and color film formats in the late 1800's but they where too expensive to use. some movies like gone with the wind (1939) was in color and so was the wizard of oz (1939).

Ok, sorry, widescreen in animated movies were not commonplace in 1937. Also, no one mentioned anything about color films, which also existed long before the Wizard of Oz.

Pre-orderedBladeOfHeaven

If you want to watch Snow White in full 1080P be ready to pay $200+ for it this October.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=17846663&st=blu-ray&lp=1&type=product&cp=1&id=24574

[QUOTE="cowgriller"]

[QUOTE="Large_Soda"]

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

Large_Soda

not true. thomas edison invented several widescreen and color film formats in the late 1800's but they where too expensive to use. some movies like gone with the wind (1939) was in color and so was the wizard of oz (1939).

Ok, sorry, widescreen in animated movies were not commonplace in 1937. Also, no one mentioned anything about color films, which also existed long before the Wizard of Oz.

true but like i said, they were prohibitively expensive.

If you want to watch Snow White in full 1080P be ready to pay $200+ for it this October.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=17846663&st=blu-ray&lp=1&type=product&cp=1&id=24574

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?Large_Soda

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

[QUOTE="Large_Soda"]

[QUOTE="thequietguy"]They make FULLSCREEN Blu-Rays? Argh, that means I have to carefully inspect the Blu-Rays I buy to make sure it's not a **** disc for people with **** TVs? Who buys Blu-Ray for a 4:3 TV?Ontain

Relax. The movie was made in 1937, "widescreen" didn't exist back then.

not true. although it's a cartoon, it is still put on film and film can be scanned in at 2K, 4K and 8K resolutions for preservation and restoration (also to have a better quality master for future releases.)

That's way tooooooooo muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Actually the blu-ray price is 89.99, but who in the world would pay that much to watch that old movie on Blu-ray ?? WT ??LexLas

[QUOTE="LexLas"]Actually the blu-ray price is 89.99, but who in the world would pay that much to watch that old movie on Blu-ray ?? WT ??LukeAF24

there's three versions. the movie by itself: $30, the limited edition: $90, and the limited collectors edition that i posted the pic of earlier: $250. amazon has all three at better prices however. the $250 version is being sold for $150.

it says 89.99 for it

it says 89.99 for it

kemar7856

here are the three from best buy. one for $26, one for $90 and one for $220.

click here.

For **** sake, that better be one helluva of movie to cost that much.

For **** sake, that better be one helluva of movie to cost that much.

rnd10