llama wrote: Yeah, nevermind. I originally posted something here, but decided I didn't feel like becoming part of an oline argument. So, yeah. Edited post.

no no no...you can't do that, you can't tease...post it dammit!!  

I think some people think HD remastering involves pushing the 'look better' button.

This will probably be only about $10 at Wal-Marts in such. That's good enough for me.

glad to see it has all the dvd extras, they were awesome and there was so much. hopefully this means the other two movies have all of theirs as well. and its nice to see that Part 3 has the unrated version. i know most think its a pile o c**p but while i agree its the lesser and a step down, i still like it.  lol  

oh and check that out, all 3 movies have their original dvd art..color me surprised they didnt make some lame quickie photoshop thing. lol

i wish i lived in america where i could complain that 20$ is a lot. come to canada where new releases are 27 and up most of the time. though catalogue titles are getting better so we might get this for 20 or lower as well but yeah...when i see americans complain about dvd/blu prices, i just have to laugh at how cheap they got it. lol

I remember back in 1987, when Star Trek IV first came out on VHS, it was $29.99 ... and that's probably $40 or more in today's dollars.  This price for Blade II is peanuts compared to that.  And Amazon, et. al. will certainly offer a discount.  I agree with Chris on this.

Yes you are. Not that it has any bearing on the price of the title above, but Paramount BDs are always more expensive (as as Disney). They are, however, the exceptions not the rule. Most studios now release titles at reasonable prices and the majority of discs are further discounted so that they go for around £15 on the week of release. The sort of money these are going for is perfectly reasonable given the cost of DVDs in their heyday (I paid more than this for the R1 Blade II DVD). Keep in mind that people generally don't pay the SRP, so they will probably end up being sub-£10 titles. Those above are saying they're going to wait until this is $5, so a little over £3. What studio in its right mind is going to bother releasing titles if that's all they can expect to receive for their effort? X thousands on a new transfer, marketing and production costs... they all add up.

People wanting things at bargain basement prices is the reason Fright Night only got a limited 3000 copy release at $29.99 (or whatever it was). Take a look at Amazon UK's coming soon list. Barring the odd Paramount and Disney title the majority of discs are around the price I mentioned and some are way under.

I won't argue that some are overpriced (the ones you mention in fact), but on the whole Blu-ray is cheaper at this stage in its life-cycle than DVD was.

I hope SPANISH SUBTITLES are include

That's actually a pretty low SRP.

As great as Luke Goss is in this, and as nice the visuals are, I think I'm safe sticking with the DVD until this ends up in the 5-dollar bin or something. I mean, it is a good movie and all. But, eh.