$42 for the BluRay?
The widescreen DVD was 9 bucks, complete with the classic audio commentary.
$42 is just too f--kin' high (pass me the shotgun).
Got 13 Channels of $hit on the TV to Choose From
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MovieChat Forums > Used Cars (1980) Discussion > $42 for the BluRay?
The Blu-Ray was released by Twilight Time with a limited run (about 2,000 to 3,000 pressings) which means resellers bought up a lot of the copies and are now schlepping them for two or three times what they paid, which was around $29.95, which also seems excessive.
If you look at the Twilight Time Blu-Ray releases for the following films on Amazon you'll notice the same situation.
The Mechanic (w/Charles Bronson)
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
Driver
Hard Times
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
Enemy Mine
First Men in the Moon
Fright Night
The Killer Elite
In Like Flint
Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines
Zardoz
Is the audio commentary on the Blu-Ray the same as the DVD?? If so, I'll just get the DVD. I'm not paying $50 for this film on Blu-Ray unless there's something substantially better about it, or great extras.
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