No Mosters Inc. on Blu-ray yet?

[Funkstar]

£14 on play.com

http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/8291744/Monsters-Inc-/Product.html?&engine=froogle_film&keyword=Monsters+Inc.+Blu-Ray&_$ja=tsid:11518%7Ccc:%7Cprd:8291744%7Ccat:Movie+%3E+Blu-Ray+%3E+Animation

then there is quidco as well

edit or £13 from The Hut

http://www.thehut.com/hut/11000551.p...ampaign=gp_dvd

[Mattitude]

Originally Posted by Funkstar

£14 on play.com

http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/8291744/Monsters-Inc-/Product.html?&engine=froogle_film&keyword=Monsters+Inc.+Blu-Ray&_$ja=tsid:11518%7Ccc:%7Cprd:8291744%7Ccat:Movie+%3E+Blu-Ray+%3E+Animation

then there is quidco as well

edit or £13 from The Hut

http://www.thehut.com/hut/11000551.p...ampaign=gp_dvd

£11.97 at Amazon

[Funkstar]

Good find. I missed that.

Very tempted now

Cars and Wall-E are the same price too. Now, the tripple is very tempting.

[Mattitude]

Originally Posted by Funkstar

Good find. I missed that.

I used http://www.find-dvd.co.uk to find that out

[Funkstar]

Never seen that one before.

Thanks Mattitude

[Skinleech]

Wall-E & Monsters Inc are well worth it - Cars I wasn't so keen on as a movie, but it still looks great.

[kopite]

i`ve ordered wall-e and monsters inc

[Funkstar]

Ordered the three of them.

Also ordered the Batman pack, first four films on BluRay for less than £30, good enough for me!

[Skinleech]

I've been looking at the U.S release schedules and it seems Disney are starting to bundle their Blu-rays with the dvd and a digital copy. I find that pretty annoying - I don't really want a digital copy, and certainly don't want a DVD that I'll end up paying more for.

[Jay]

Originally Posted by Skinleech

I've been looking at the U.S release schedules and it seems Disney are starting to bundle their Blu-rays with the dvd and a digital copy. I find that pretty annoying - I don't really want a digital copy, and certainly don't want a DVD that I'll end up paying more for.

I think its really good! Digital copy is fantastic and the fact that ever room doesn't have a blu-ray player means a DVD version is also good.

[Bunjiweb]

I have Wall-E and Monsters Inc on Blu-ray, certainly great for showing off your system, and imho Wall-E has to be watched on blu-ray to appreciate it, certainly one of my favourite pixar films ever.

Ben

[Skinleech]

Originally Posted by Jay

I think its really good! Digital copy is fantastic and the fact that ever room doesn't have a blu-ray player means a DVD version is also good.

And conversely I will never use a digital copy and have Blu-ray in both rooms I might be watching in. Bundling it all is great for those that want/need it but we should have the choice - I grudge paying more for disks I will never ever use.

[beanbandit]

Originally Posted by Skinleech

And conversely I will never use a digital copy and have Blu-ray in both rooms I might be watching in. Bundling it all is great for those that want/need it but we should have the choice - I grudge paying more for disks I will never ever use.

Then don't buy them, no one is forcing you. I only have Blu-Ray in the living room, my bedroom only has a DVD player, so works out fine for plenty of people in the same situation.

[Skinleech]

Originally Posted by beanbandit

Then don't buy them, no one is forcing you. I only have Blu-Ray in the living room, my bedroom only has a DVD player, so works out fine for plenty of people in the same situation.

Erm, yes, I'm perfectly aware that no one is forcing me thank you. What is my choice then if I want the Blu-ray? Don't buy it, or buy it with disks I don't need.

I'm not saying they're a bad idea just that it would be nice to have the choice between the editions, the same way that, for many titles, you can buy a single disk DVD or a 2 disk edition if you want all the extras.