Three Chuck Norris Blu-rays - 6/5/12 -Wal-Mart Exclusives

[Gore Lunatic]

Very cool! I'll be getting all three.

[SaxCatz]

I wouldn't mind these but have a feeling we'll see all three bundled together for $10 - $15 within 6 months, so I'll wait awhile.

[Shannafey]

WOW! I just grabbed a DVD 3 pack of Hero and the Terror, Lone Wolf McQuade and Breaker Breaker for $10 when I was searching for those horror sets!

[Robert Simandl]

I've had a 1080i copy of The Delta Force for a couple of years now, recorded from the HDnetMovies channel. It had some pretty decent 5.1 channel Dolby Digital sound.

So why the hell does the Blu-ray have only plain old 2-channel stereo sound? Offically it's DTS-MA 2.0, but it's pretty crappy and tinny DTS-MA 2.0.

The picture on the Blu-ray looks sharper than the HDnetMovies broadcast, but bright colors look a bit oversaturated.

Overall, the picture's better on the BD, but the sound was better on HDnetMovies.

[Katatonia]

I bought all three yesterday at Wally World. I hate going in that store, but this was worth it.

The transfers look great, nice colors and high detail. Certainly far, far better than the old DVD's.

Thea theatrical trailer for each movie is the sole bonus feature on each release.

[satans-sadists]

Originally Posted by Katatonia

I bought all three yesterday at Wally World. I hate going in that store, but this was worth it.

The transfers look great, nice colors and high detail. Certainly far, far better than the old DVD's.

Thea theatrical trailer for each movie is the sole bonus feature on each release.

These were worth going into the store and buying. I picked up all three today for $7.99 each. Online price (at least as of Tuesday when I looked) is $9.99, plus $2.00 shipping per disc.

[dickieduvet]

Anyone know if these are region locked, Thanks!

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by dickieduvet

Anyone know if these are region locked, Thanks!

They all display the "A" region logo on the back covers. It could possibly be incorrect though.

[dickieduvet]

Thanks, I'm region free but it still pisses me off when titles are locked, Have to fire up my 5 year old Panasonic US player with noisy voltage converter

[SaxCatz]

Ok, I caved... $7.96 each was a fair price.
I watched Missing in Action last night. If the others transfers are up to the same standard then these are worth every penny... 'cause D@MN they look good for budget releases of vintage films. Sound is a little weak and slightly tinny, but you usually can't fault the track on that as alot of the stems for '80s films were on the weak side to begin with.

[Christ75]

Originally Posted by Katatonia

I bought all three yesterday at Wally World. I hate going in that store, but this was worth it.

The transfers look great, nice colors and high detail. Certainly far, far better than the old DVD's.

Thea theatrical trailer for each movie is the sole bonus feature on each release.

Is there any additional language (dub) or subtitles include?
thanks

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by Christ75

Is there any additional language (dub) or subtitles include?
thanks

Yes there are, but they differ on all three titles. You can view all of the audio and subtitles in my DVD Profiler collection link.

[Christ75]

Originally Posted by Katatonia

Yes there are, but they differ on all three titles. You can view all of the audio and subtitles in my DVD Profiler collection link.

Thank you for the answer.

I want them all....

[othervoice1]

Picked up all three at Walmart today- gonna check out Missing In Action in a few minutes <:

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by dickieduvet

Thanks, I'm region free but it still pisses me off when titles are locked, Have to fire up my 5 year old Panasonic US player with noisy voltage converter

Somebody from overseas on another forum posted that these (MIA I & II at least) are actually region-free and play fine on their region switchable Oppo BDP-93 player.

The "A" locked logo displayed on the back covers is apparently incorrect.