[citation][nom]sciggy[/nom]I have had a blu ray player for over a year now and have yet to pay more than $15 for any movie. Most of the ones that I've bought at that $15 price point were new releases after a few weeks of their release date. You just have to look for deals a little harder than you would for dvds. There have been plenty of bogo (buy one get one) deals and such from places like amazon. You just cant walk into a retail store and see a $30 blu ray and assume they are all the same price no matter where you go. Its the same thing walking into best buy and seeing a 500 watt antec power supply for $130 when you know the same thing or better things online at newegg are $60.[/citation]
MOST people dotn shop movies at amazon , so your point is really moot GENERAL retail on blu rays is to high , youw atn to talk maozon , damn i can get dvd's for $5 bucks fromther not countign the shipping , so int eh end blu rays are still pricey compared to dvd's. and i can guarantee youwn ant se main stream penetration fo blu ray untill those disk come down to retail at 20 bucks. (that would make themn about 10 bucks at amazon and other online retialers). dotn get me wrong i get what youar e syaign i shop new egg and amazon a lot myself , but average joe blow and yoru grandma DO NOT. they are lookign at retial prices and blu ray retial is jsut to damn high.