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PixarFan2006 wrote:Inglorious Basterds (Blu-Ray) - 26.99

That's pretty expensive considering what Blu-rays go for online Amazon.

Oh, I dunno. It seems pretty consistent with the packaging of the waves thus far. It's a great compilation.

The set is heavy and absolutely gorgeous! So glad to finally own all the Waves (and I paid for it!)

$14.99 - Amazon

Still no charges. I'm assuming that everyone who preordered this would have been charged by now since I've been told that they're normally good about getting the product on the doorstep the day of release.

Is it wrong that I'm hoping they screw up again and ship this without charging me? Especially since Disney will be getting $400+ out of me when I buy an annual pass for Christmas.

Maybe my charge will show up tomorrow because I haven't seen anything show up yet.

So if anyone ordered, just let me know if your package has shipped. I'm curious to see if they finally end up charging me for the set or both the membership and set... or I might end up being lucky and I somehow escape without paying D23 membership or a 54 disc mammoth set. Part of me would feel bad...

Margos wrote:Personally, I thought that Chris Allen was just kind of bland and 90s-boy-band-y. I preferred Adam, but that's because I tend to prefer rock over pop (Gaga being the one exception).

Sounds more like screeching if you ask me.

The TV is on downstairs in my house, and I just heard some news anchor guy say "And, in entertainment news, Adam Lambert's racy performance at the AMAs cost him big time. Find out more at 11." :roll: Anyone else have a funny feeling that the media is never going to leave this alone. Think...

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The changes don't take away the fact that it's still one of my favorite films of all time.

I would assume he does this with Disney; he doesn't do live action films anymore.