WB Expands DVD to Blu-ray Upgrade Program

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Avatar's not on there? Looks to me like that would be one of the main selling ones.
 
[citation][nom]gto127[/nom]Sounds like a good deal unless you have a spare HDDVD player around. You get BR quality for about $2.00 per disc online for almost all WB titles.[/citation]

$4.95 each at red2blu.com to trade the cover art from your WB HD-DVDs for BR movies. You can get most of the HD-DVD discs for less than DVDs.
Those of us who bought HD-DVD players after Toshiba dropped the format have enjoyed many cheap movies over the last couple of years.
 
[citation][nom]elbert[/nom]I only have troy on DVD so its not worth the cost of a blu-ray player. Maybe in the future they will expand this to include VHS and by then I may have a blu-ray player. I have Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Beetlejuice, The Fugitive, The Mask, and Eraser on VHS.[/citation]
Where have you been for the last 10 years? I didnt know that people still had VHS'.
 
do they have a VHS trade in program as well? I got like 500 i don't want to throw out cuz i haven't bought them on dvd,,, then i'll upgrade my dvd collcection to blueray :)
 
[citation][nom]Monkeysweat[/nom]do they have a VHS trade in program as well? I got like 500 i don't want to throw out[/citation]

I've been fighting this battle with my girl having dozens of VHS movies she never watches. This trade up helps with some DVD versions I would have otherwise not upgraded. The incentives to upgrade to DVD or Bluray from VHS are already big enough that they don't need to lure us into it usually.
 
[citation][nom]sabot00[/nom]Avatar's not on there? Looks to me like that would be one of the main selling ones.[/citation]

I'm guessing that most people who bought that already have it on bluray, if they wanted it. The dvd+bluray combo was only $24, so no reason not to buy that when it came out.
 
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Avatar came out a couple weeks ago, why would you buy it on DVD if you have Bluray? To boot I think it's also available in a combo-pack so you would get both.
 
58 Get Smart (Blu-Ray) $4.95
So I can ship a Get Smart Blu-Ray disk with $4.95, and in about a month they'll ship me back Get Smart on Blu Ray? Sounds like an incredible deal. I own maybe 20 of those movies, but I really don't see much benefit to upgrading to Blu Ray for most of them. Blazing Saddles in Blu-Ray? I never really watched that movie for the quality camera work.
 
This is ridiculous. Blue Ray is too expensive. No one is adopting it and on demand will render it obsolete. /end sarcasm
 
If you like any on the list, just go to your local pawn shop and you can buy used DVDs for $2.00. The $2.00 from the pawn shop and $4.95 for them is still cheaper that buying the BD new elsewhere. I have more than half on the list, but you are limited to 25 per household, so I'll have to pick which I would really want in Blu.
 
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