The Proposal on DVD / Blu-Ray
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The Proposal on DVD / Blu-Ray
It's a well - known fact that this is coming to DVD on Tuesday, and I plan on getting the "Deluxe DVD Edition + Digital Copy". Does anyone know if there will be a coupon for it?
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Yeah, that's uh... not gonna work. The only reason "Snow White" got as much as it did was because it was a higher profile release and Disney was convincing many consumers to rebuy something they already bought at least once.
"Ta ta ta taaaa! Look at me... I'm a snowman! I'm gonna go stand on someone's lawn if I don't get something to do around here pretty soon!"
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SpringHeelJack wrote:Yeah, that's uh... not gonna work. The only reason "Snow White" got as much as it did was because it was a higher profile release and Disney was convincing many consumers to rebuy something they already bought at least once.
I know that. But Snow White wasn't the only other release that has had coupons (i.e. - Hannah Montana: The Movie and The Jonas Brothers Concert DVDs and Blu-Rays), so I wasn't sure about that.
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Coupon
http://video.movies.go.com/theproposal/couponoffer/
http://video.movies.go.com/theproposal/couponoffer/
Promotion Expires: 10/18/2009. Available in US & Canada. While supplies last. See coupon for complete details. Void where prohibited.
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Thanks! How do you find all these coupons, jrboy? Like where on the website do they have these? I'll definitely be picking this up before Sunday, so I'm excited!jrboy wrote:Coupon
http://video.movies.go.com/theproposal/couponoffer/
Promotion Expires: 10/18/2009. Available in US & Canada. While supplies last. See coupon for complete details. Void where prohibited.
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I found the coupon while looking at Hot Deals Forum at blu-ray.com, but it's usually a mix between blu-ray.com & dvdtalk.comDisneyFreak5282 wrote: Thanks! How do you find all these coupons, jrboy? Like where on the website do they have these? I'll definitely be picking this up before Sunday, so I'm excited!
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Disney taking a pass on one of the most profitable movies of 2009?
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/the_big ... ctory.html
(via thedisneyblog.com)
Apparently there won't be a sequel to The Proposal due to there not being any Sandra Bullock towels...
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/the_big ... ctory.html
(via thedisneyblog.com)
Apparently there won't be a sequel to The Proposal due to there not being any Sandra Bullock towels...

While I'm not upset that there won't be a <i>Proposal</i> sequel (it was an okay movie, but it definitely doesn't need to be continued in an inferior way), I think Iger's Disney is way too brand crazy. I don't think you're technically in the movie business if your entire company is running on just a handful of giant brands. And the moment that any/all of those brands begin losing luster, then where are you?
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So basically, the movies become the commercials to sell the merchandise. My question is how long will it take before movie-goers start to tire of 60 to 90 minutes commercials. Someone needs to remind Iger that the Walt Disney Studios is primarily a MOVIE studio. Not some merchandise cash-cow.
Now don't get me wrong, I like those mass big-budget special effect films like Alice in Wonderland, Tron Legacy and Prince of Persia. But if that means we'll only get 5/6 movies each year... who all have big merchandise deals, and that's it. Yeah, not so keen on that.
In other news, I can't wait for "National Treasure 171/2: Get A Nicolas Cage Cut-Out Free At Best Buy"
Now don't get me wrong, I like those mass big-budget special effect films like Alice in Wonderland, Tron Legacy and Prince of Persia. But if that means we'll only get 5/6 movies each year... who all have big merchandise deals, and that's it. Yeah, not so keen on that.
In other news, I can't wait for "National Treasure 171/2: Get A Nicolas Cage Cut-Out Free At Best Buy"

