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SlickdealsForumsDeal TalkDisney Animated/Live Action Films (Digital HD): Hercules (1997), Tarzan (1999), The Many Adventures of WInnie the Pooh, The Jungle Book (2016) or Mary Poppins Return $7.99 Each
$34.95 is the regular price for Disney 4Ks, but many of them have gone on sale in the $10-$15 range at Best Buy or even through the DMC (Disney Movie Club). Even now Target.com has Malificent 2 4K for $13.33 if you pair it with 2 other $19.99 titles.
In fact, whenever anyone is contemplating buying digital media around $8 each, I suggest considering a DMC enrollment (with the proper offer code) where you should be able to get the physical Blurays of these movies for roughly the same $8-ish price after factoring in your fulfillment selections. However, we seem to be in a world where people are OK paying as much for digital as physical. I wonder if anyone who bought Gone with the Wind digitally will have that taken away if it gets banned.
I'm thinking of the movie guy's voice "in a world where everything is upside-down and inferior digital media costs the same or more than superior physical media, a few lone holdouts battle for survival as studios and retailers try to kill off physical media. Witness the epic battle as the Hollywood titans squash the physical media types and the public cheers them on."
Stupid Disney got rid of their free trial for disney+ right after I almost got one last week and then wanted to wait. Those losers. And with how childish they have acted lately, I don't want to pay them anything. Was going just to quickly watch flight of the navigator, the boy who could fly, return to oz, i didn't do it, then poof be done with them.
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Mary Poppins Returns won't be on Disney Plus until January 15, 2021 "due to existing agreements."
Apple doesn't offer any Disney movies in 4K
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In fact, whenever anyone is contemplating buying digital media around $8 each, I suggest considering a DMC enrollment (with the proper offer code) where you should be able to get the physical Blurays of these movies for roughly the same $8-ish price after factoring in your fulfillment selections. However, we seem to be in a world where people are OK paying as much for digital as physical. I wonder if anyone who bought Gone with the Wind digitally will have that taken away if it gets banned.
I'm thinking of the movie guy's voice "in a world where everything is upside-down and inferior digital media costs the same or more than superior physical media, a few lone holdouts battle for survival as studios and retailers try to kill off physical media. Witness the epic battle as the Hollywood titans squash the physical media types and the public cheers them on."
I know, but if/when they do, it will be free. Apple is refusing to charge extra for Disney 4K transfers and they will eventually prevail.