Preemptive strike here: HD-DVD is dead. Yes, I know. Which is why you can get them for 5 bucks a pop. Good luck finding 2/$10 Blu-Ray discs out there.

WalMart Canada has put out bins with approximately 100 HD DVDs selling for 2 for $10.

From what I have heard, there are about 20 different movies available including Harry Potter 1-5, Unforgiven, T3, Superman 1978, Lethal Weapon, Scooby Doo, Troy, TMNT, V for Vendetta, Scanner Darkly, Phantom Opera, Swordfish, Xmas Vacation, Perfect Storm, Road Warrior, and a few others....I think all Warner Brothers titles.

This is ripped from AVS, where it was ripped from somewhere else I believe.

Are there any Canadian fatwalleters out there?

In case it has to be said, this deal is NOT available in US Wal-Marts as far as I know. I would love to hear otherwise.

Darn, I would totally buy borderline movies if they were $5. $10 a pop at Fry's is a little much for impulse, crappy movie buying.

Darn they will probably be gone before I get my passport.But green for the OP before the BR fanboiz come in and piss on the campfire.

Damn, why do the 51sters get all the good deals lately?

OHHHHH CAN--A--DA . . . . .

I just went out and hugged my maple tree!

So why can't us poor but honest Americans get a piece of this fantastic deal? The Canadians are whipping our asses right now. I guess if you have to get beat, it's better to have the whipping come at the hands of a friend.

I only live about four or five hours from the border, but the gasoline price puts this deal out of reach for me.

I sure hope this comes to a Wal-Mart near to me. They pulled the HD DVDs out of all the stores so fast after HD went belly up. I wondered where they ended up. Now we know. They were exported to Canada, where people are smart enough to recognize a good deal.

Good deal, eh. I would be all over Unforgiven, Xmas Vacation and Roadwarrior if I felt like driving all the way up the state. If any Canadians wanted to send me those down here in Idaho I would appreciate it, eh.

GoRally said:I'm so used to paying $3.99-$5.99 for my HD DVDs from inetvideo.com that these prices look expensive, lol. I just wish they have a better selection..

while those prices are a bit cheaper they definitely do not include shipping (although the $5.99 sale did for a very short time I believe), which of course you don't have to worry about at a Wal-Mart B&M store. Plus these are for Warner titles which generally have not been on the inetvideo site for the most part.