Which is why the < $10 Blu-rays are a good deal. I picked up Logans Run, love that movie.

Makes sense to me. I've done direct comparisons on various movies between blu-ray, DVD, Netfix streaming and Vudu. In the MoonCave blu-ray is the clear winner. So for me I like the Blu.

However, I do tend to think of the disks as packaging. I've started ripping them to my media server for easier viewing (removing previews and such) and keeping the disks primarily as a backup.

I think I'll order Blazing Saddles for Not Afraid

Not the collected works of Monty Python?!

It wasn't on the list

No.

Where are you buying blurays where it's 40-50 bucks for a movie?!?

This place has some great deals tomorrow.

Yeah, you can buy canned beans there for 99 cents that retail for 79 cents at Albertsons.....

Although, I do admit shopping there for certain things that are a good deal. Like a loaf of texas toast thick cut bread that I use for french toast. IF you can find it anywhere else, you'll spend $4. So I'll but 3 or 4 loaves and put them in the freezer....

Xbox 360 slim 4GB with Kinect $200. That's ~$200 off the retail price for the console and Kinect separately, $100 off the usual price of the bundle. Great deal, especially if you're someone who doesn't expect to store media or download playable content onto the box. Of course, there are ways to expand on that 4GB memory (you can get a 16GB USB expansion, an official 250Gb or 320Gb Xbox drive, or if you've got enough tech savy modify an off-the-shelf 250Gb or 320Gb drive for much cheaper).

That's a seriously unbeatable deal if you want in on the Kinect.