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It sure is great to know that you're getting your money's worth, eh? And with Sony's Blu-ray movie releases, that's just exactly how it feels. Why not? It's convenient, it's state-of-the-art, and it's got great lineups. Today we bring you the latest movie releases for the week of February 26. - Bullitt
- The Getaway
- Nature's Colors with the World's Greatest Music
- Nine Inch Nails: Beside You in Time
- Stranger Than Fiction
- From Hell
- Casino Royale
- Hoosiers
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Comments [refresh]
Stranger than Fiction sucked. Don't get it
Haha.
Too bad those greedy bastards won't even include an insert now (and by they, I mean the people in charge of the media packaging).
I bought The Departed on blu-ray the other night and upon opening the case, it came as a great disappointment when I saw no insert.
I threw a great fit and was really super pissed. Then I realized I'd probably look at it for a few seconds every time.
But hey, adding an insert or something to fit in the INSERT tabs would have been expected. I mean it takes a couple cents to have one printed, as long as they aren't being stupid and printing spot colors.
Each blu-ray movie does cost about $35 on average . . . spruce it up a little. Jesus.
- end rant-