Fahrenheit 9/11 DVD Release Date reported.

[Rosco T.]

hope this hasn't already been posted...

from www.thedigitalbits.com

"Well... we knew it was coming sooner rather than later. Columbia TriStar will release Michael Moore's controversial Fahrenheit 9/11 on October 5th. The first documentary ever to take in more than $100 million at the box office will carry an SRP of $28.95. No word yet on extras."

with that SRP, you can expect the release week price to be around $17.99-19.99.

Hey Shubby! October 5th... SURPRISE!

[LiberalPersona]

1. Cool

I couldn't go see it because the local theater didn't show it, so I have to see it on DVD.

[Tight_rope]

7. Going to see it for the 5th time tomorrow...I downloaded too!

The only thing with the downloaded version is that parts of the movie are missing...and important parts too...I know the movie by heart...and I enjoy seeing everything in the movie.

[JuniperLea]

2. saw it in the theatre

but will buy the dvd anyway!

[neverborn]

3. 30 bucks? Why? :/

[FDRrocks]

4. It's the nature of capitalism I suppose

to clarify: attach an appropriate value to the product. I'm a lefty but I think F9/11 is worth a bit more than Bad Santa.

Not like I'll but it at that price... I'm actually surprised I payed to see it. I knew about all this crap.

[TexasProgresive]

5. Consider it a donation to fund

more, Moore.

[Flubadubya]

8. MSRP is $30, street price less...

Check the original post and the source again. Says the actual price will be around $17 to $19.

[Cha]

13. That's the price I saw!

Good! Happy it's coming out early in Oct!

[LTR]

9. Movies never sell for the MSRP

Likely, the most you'll ever see it for at your local Target or Best Buy is $20. A few places may have it for $25, but that's as high as you'll ever see it.

Lots of places will discount the first week. Don't be surprised if it's rolled out for as low as $15. Snatch it up ASAP!

[Tight_rope]

6. MM should release it in September...right after the RNC!

[SideshowScott]

10. Heh it should be on Pay Per View a week before the Election..

So all those GOPers who did not want to be seen in public watchng the movie can watch it there too...

[mikehiggins]

11. Bet you won't find it on sale at Walmart

I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't hard to get in the stores, or if it didn't show up on the shelves of Blockbuster video either.

But maybe I'm too cynical.

If they think it'll be a hot-seller (duh!) Bushoid political ideology would likely be trumped by the bottom line.

I wouldn't be surprised if local libraries didn't buy a lot of them.

Another nail...

[Cha]

14. I read on du last night that a certain walmart was pushing

nader petitions so no I don't think walmart will be in the Democracy column. Boycott walmart.

[OneTwentyoNine]

16. opps...didn't see your post first but...

Looks like we're thinking along the same lines. While some stores would like to boycott I think the thought of losing one sale will weigh heavy.

When its released I'll be checking all the stores here in Repuke locked Wichita and report back.

David

[laruemtt]

17. believe it or not, i got

the 911 Commission Report at walmart for 6.87. couldn't believe it when i saw it there.

[BillZBubb]

19. Walmart will probably carry it,

but with no discount from the MSRP. You might be right about Blockbuster, they'll probably just carry a few copies until after Nov 2.

On the other hand, Costco will carry it for sure!

[LTR]

22. Fuck Wal-Mart!

Best Buy will have it.

Circuit City will have it, since they follow lockstep with Best Buy.

Target will have it (they have a history of supporting progressive causes, the movie will sell, and they like money).

Costco will DEFINITELY have it.

Blockbuster will have it, since they're owned by Viacom, and the only ideology they really follow is money.

And you can always pre-order it online.

Who buys DVDs from Wal-Mart? They're expensive there anyway, and have been known to demand censored content.

[The Backlash Cometh]

12. I offered to pay for tickets for my son and 3 of his friends.

But they opted to go see "The Village." They're still very young. I'll try again next week.

[OneTwentyoNine]

15. Be interesting to see if the "regular" places carry it.....

Or will they bow to flaming RW'ers not to stock it on the shelf. With the unbelievable success of the movie they will probably stock it so the competition doesn't get their sale.

David

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

21. Bottom line

if that sucker is selling (which it will) they will carry it, right wingers or not.

It's all about the bling bling, David.

Wal-Mart and other chains like that will bow to the almighty dollar if it look stronger than right wing idealogies.

[kispoko]

18. bfc

i was at circuit city this week, and just happened to see "bowling for columbine" on sale for $9.99 (dvd)..... so, i picked it up, even though i've seen most of it, and could easily catch it on tv again whenever.

just another way to say "thank-you" really..... although i'll be sure to pass it around. that's yet another way :P

[samplegirl]

20. HELP TRULY IS ON THE WAY

I THINK ALOT OF REP. WILL SEE IT WHEN ITS RELEASED EVEN IF THEY
DONT ADMIT TO. THEY CAN VIEW IT IN THE PRIVACY OF THERE HOME WITHOUT
ANYBODY KNOWING IT.
WHO KNOWS MAYBE EVEN O'RILLEY..........WILL GET TO SEE ALL OF IT!

[Straight Shooter]

23. Hi, samplegirl, welcome to DU

:hi:

But ... please don't use all caps for the entire message. Thanks!

[mdmc]

25. welcome to du! :-)

lets see a moveon.org + f911 pay per view event! movers, shakers... get this going!

:)

[Jane Austin]

24. If they'd make it $5, I'd buy twenty of them

and leave them every place I go.