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Haha, good !rexcrk wrote:I'm ecstatic! I actually posted something in the other Toy Story 3 thread about how excited I am for the Blu-ray >_> lolLorddh wrote:The movie comes out on Nov 2nd and it's already Oct 21st. And no one has posted anything here since the 13th of Oct.
Am I the only excited about TS3???
Yes, I saw that...and I was shocked with the price...until I realized it was for Canada.DarthPrime wrote:http://www.toystory3coupon.com
Is the URL listed in the image posted on Blu-ray.com's forums from Blockbuster.ca's website.
Canada and I have a love/hate relationship. I love the country, I hate it's prices. I know a few people in the states, and they are always beyond shocked when they come up here and compare prices.Lorddh wrote:
Yes, I saw that...and I was shocked with the price...until I realized it was for Canada.
Thank God for the USA!
Awe, haha.Coolmanio wrote:Canada and I have a love/hate relationship. I love the country, I hate it's prices. I know a few people in the states, and they are always beyond shocked when they come up here and compare prices.Lorddh wrote:
Yes, I saw that...and I was shocked with the price...until I realized it was for Canada.
Thank God for the USA!
Excited beyond belief, but there's nothing to talk about. I'm just eagerly counting the days, getting depressed every time I look at the calendar. with Toy story 3 coming in less than 2 weeks and Conan starting the following week I just want October to hurry up and be over already.Lorddh wrote:Haha, good !
I was actually very surprised how dead this thread has been...
The one in Blu ray.com is very much alive.
If you're shocked with does prices, I don't recommend you to compare them with Belgium!!!Coolmanio wrote:Canada and I have a love/hate relationship. I love the country, I hate it's prices. I know a few people in the states, and they are always beyond shocked when they come up here and compare prices.Lorddh wrote:
Yes, I saw that...and I was shocked with the price...until I realized it was for Canada.
Thank God for the USA!
Well you guys have the euro, which is worth more than ours, but the Canadian dollar is worth less than ours. But that's still crazy... Disney makes more money in Europe than here, haha.stitchje1981 wrote:If you're shocked with does prices, I don't recommend you to compare them with Belgium!!!Coolmanio wrote: Canada and I have a love/hate relationship. I love the country, I hate it's prices. I know a few people in the states, and they are always beyond shocked when they come up here and compare prices.
Because here it'll cost you around $30
And yet again I agree with you darlingLorddh wrote:Well you guys have the euro, which is worth more than ours, but the Canadian dollar is worth less than ours. But that's still crazy... Disney makes more money in Europe than here, haha.stitchje1981 wrote: If you're shocked with does prices, I don't recommend you to compare them with Belgium!!!
Because here it'll cost you around $30
btw, i have 20 euros and 5 canadian dollars.
( for example: TPTF came out in the movies in december in the US, we had to wait 'till february.... )
As alwaysstitchje1981 wrote:And yet again I agree with you darlingLorddh wrote: Well you guys have the euro, which is worth more than ours, but the Canadian dollar is worth less than ours. But that's still crazy... Disney makes more money in Europe than here, haha.
btw, i have 20 euros and 5 canadian dollars.
You know why disney makes more money in Europe?
We get so exited and nervous and almost loose our patience before everything is released here that we JUMP ON EVERYTHING as soon as it comes out
STAMPEEEEEEDE
I've got some US dollars also somewhere, I think it's about $50
)
You think I'm going to throw all of our dreams and plans away for 50 dollars???? No way jose! You're stuck with me in Ariels boat, all night longstitchje1981 wrote:As always indeed
Yeah, they build up the excitement so much and then they release everything and we all explode!!!
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
( GIMME A TICKET!!!! GIMME THAT FROG!!!! GIMME GIMME GIMME
Well there you go: you promise you' ll always to be there for your soulmate, plan to get married on Ariel's boat and then they take all your money!!!!
If it's just a regular dvd i'll pass. A bonus Blu-ray would be great though.jediliz wrote:i won't buy the box set...(already bought itunes copies of 1 and 2 in jan 2009 after I got my iPod classic)
But this makes me.......crazy...
http://linksynergy.walmart.com/fs-bin/c ... =2&subid=0
If there's a $10 coupon, I usually buy my Blu+DVD combo pack @ Target....but I don't know what these bonus shorts consist of or if the $10 coupon would be usable with this special walmart exclusive.
If the shorts are just Cars toons, I'd skip it, but if they are special ones, I'd go for it.
Product description reads "Exclusive DVD with 7 Short Films." Be nice to know whether they're Disney or Pixar.jsz1002 wrote:
If it's just a regular dvd i'll pass. A bonus Blu-ray would be great though.
Questioning this paragraphMickeyfan1990 wrote:DVDDizzy has reviewed the new 4-Disc set! Check it out now!
http://www.dvdizzy.com/toystory3.html
Who wrote this review? I could've sworn that TS3 has already surpassed Shrek 2 to be the highest grossing animated film of all time (surpassing $1 billion) or was the writing referring to a difference in the domestic vs all-time?Toy Story 3 demonstrated the financial might of sequels with an enormous $413.5 million (and counting) domestic box office gross that fell far above the $200-$300 M range holding nine of Pixar's ten previous films. The tenth, former studio king Finding Nemo ($339.7 M), was handily eclipsed in earnings. Ignoring inflation, Toy Story 3 now stands as the ninth highest-grossing film of all time domestically and fifth worldwide. Many records were set by TS3's success and the film will likely end up the year's top earner.
Still, it's possible to be just a tiny bit disappointed by the numbers, for they are short of both Disney's champ (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest's $423.5 M) and the animation champ (Shrek 2's $441.2 M). Toy Story 3 seemed to have the ideal blend of universal appreciation, through-the-roof demand, and four-quadrant appeal.
