Win a Copy of 'Field of Lost Shoes' on DVD

You have a chance to win a DVD of the harrowing new historical drama, Field of Lost Shoes, based on a true story of the American Civil War. Directed by Sean McNamara (Soul Surfer) and starring David Arquette, Keith David, Jason Isaacs, Tom Skerritt, and Lauren Holly, here is the official synopsis: Based on a true story of the American Civil War, culminating at the Battle of New Market, May 1864. A group of teenage cadets sheltered from war at the Virginia Military Institute must confront the horrors of an adult world when they are called upon to defend the Shenandoah Valley. Leaving behind their youth, these cadets must decide what they are fighting for. 

Contest ends on Friday, December 5th. To enter, simply input your information in the entry form below. Good luck! Field of Lost Shoes is available now on DVD and Digital.

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DVD Review: 'The Wonder Years' The Complete Series

The first thing I said upon receiving StarVista/TimeLife's gorgeous packaging for The Wonder Years Complete Series ($249.99) boxed set was "this is too beautiful to open." And I wasn't kidding. It sat on my shelf for days without being touched, eyed from across the room like a glistening trophy too special to be handled. The 26-Disc set comes in a replica school locker (with functioning lock), with magnet stickers for personal customization. On its own it would make for a perfect keepsake and conversation starter. But that would be depriving myself of one of my childhood favorites. The Wonder Years had a profound impact on me and millions of others growing up, but can the set live up to the incredible demand by fans? And does the show still hold up over time?

Well, the answer is "yes" and "heck yes". Included with the 26 discs are a whopping 23 hours of bonus content, which include the expected number of featurettes, commentaries (including one on Kevin and Winnie's first kiss), and B-roll footage. But you also get the incredible cast reunion (interestingly, it's Jason Hervey who may have had the best post-career). Authentic class binders, notebooks, and other items  will thrust you deeper into Kevin Arnold's school experience during the turbulent '60s and '70s. You can tell that a lot of love and care went into the entire package. While the remastering isn't perfect, that nostalgic "home movie" quality remains and looks terrific. Nearly all 300 classic rock tracks have been secured to keep the experience as authentic as possible. It must have been a costly effort securing all of those licenses but it was well worth it. Most other DVD packages swap in new music or bland renditions and hope you don't notice, but fans of The Wonder Years would never stand for that here. The music is too essential.

But what about the show itself? I was only eleven years old when the show debuted and I remember it fondly. It was one of the few times I stayed up late because it was after the 1988 Super Bowl, and right away it was obvious The Wonder Years was unlike any other show. Sentimental and nostalgic without being glossy or sugary, the show was brutally tough and instantly relatable. While every kid of a certain age could see something of themselves in Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage), they also secretly wished they could have a best friend like Paul Pfeiffer (Josh Saviano) and a girl in their life like Winnie Cooper (Danica McKellar). Everybody loved Winnie, although I will admit to always having a thing for Becky Slater (played by Danica's sister, Crystal), who memorably punched Kevin in the gut and became his part-time nemesis for awhile. "Friends? I'll give you friends"! The show was able to tackle serious issues (season four episode "The Accident" is still powerful) and show that the problems we face are universal. There's a reason The Wonder Years won its first Emmy after only a handful of episodes. What's a little bit surprising is how well they have held up over the years, especially the bittersweet final episode, presented here in its original broadcast form. Talk about a finale that perfectly encapsulated how daring the past six seasons had been, it was a truly daring move to not give fans the "happily ever after" ending we were all expecting. The Wonder Years was a show that touched a lot of hearts, and through this set will continue to touch a lot more.

Rating: 4 out of 5

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Win a DVD of 'Ava & Lala' featuring George Takei, J.K. Simmons, and Tom Arnold

We're happy to offer our readers a chance to win a DVD copy of Arc Entertainment's animated family film, Ava & Lala, featuring the voices of George Takei, Tom Arnold, J.K. Simmons, and Mira Sorvino! Here's the synopsis: Ava is a mischievous young girl and martial arts student who really knows how to pack a punch!  One day she meets Lala, a cuddly and kind tiger-like creature, and they discover they can talk to each other. She runs away from her village to join Lala in a mystical kingdom of wonderful animals, all specially chosen to live there, safe from humans. They befriend a huge bear who has a heart of gold, Uncle Bear, who tells them that Lala must leave the kingdom in three days, before the fierce Tiger General finds out they’re there. Uncle Bear is determined to help Ava escape, but they find out it’s not that easy, especially when the other animals discover that Lala has an extraordinary magical power. When Lala is captured, it’s up to Ava and Uncle Bear to rescue him in time to get Ava safely back home.

To enter, simply follow the instructions in the Punchtab widget below! Winners will be selected on Friday, October 10th.  Ava & Lala will be in stores October 7th. 

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Enter to Win 'Home is Where the Heart Is' on DVD!

We have a chance for you to win a copy of Arc Entertainment's family drama, Home is where the Heart Is on DVD! The heartwarming film stars Bailee Madison (Parental Guidance), John C. McGinley, and country music star Laura Bell Bundy. Here's the synopsis:

Disillusioned actress Sunny returns to her hometown of Bent Arrow, Texas, to attend her mother’s funeral and provide guardianship for a half-sister she never knew, 10-year old Cotton. The dusty old town is struggling to stay alive, but maintains its quaint and quirky charm. It provides solace for an ex-NFL player, Butch, who is coping with a heart-wrenching loss by painting watercolor postcards at a roadside stand. Sunny and Butch bond over their mutual relationship with Cotton, and come up with a plan to help save the town. When tragedy strikes, their plans are derailed, but hope glimmers in the distance.

 To enter, simply follow the instructions in the Punchtab widget below! The more ways you enter, the better chance you have to win! The contest runs from now through Wednesday, August 20th.

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Review: 'Axel: The Biggest Little Hero' with Ed Asner, Matthew Lillard, and George Takei

I’m a big cartoon guy, I still watch cartoons on Saturday morning and have my TiVo record all the current series on Cartoon Network. I’m pretty open to watching animated films also. Even though I’m open I’m also pretty critical of them. Now when this new one came to me I was a bit surprised. I’ve never heard of the studio or the movie at all. I was sitting here thinking just who or what is Axel The Biggest Little Hero standing on top of robot bird with sunglasses on. Well I just popped it in and gave it a watch.

So here we have Axel The Biggest Little Hero as a pretty simple hero adventure story. What’s interesting with this is that it has a very '80s feel in terms of howcompletely all over the place the world and characters look, yet it is never explained. The story is about a young boy named Axel who considers himself a hero while the rest of his little town just see a rambunctious nuisance. To be completely honest the whole set up of this story felt very much like the early parts of Naruto (a long running Japanese anime). One day while Axel was “saving” a small bug on a branch he has a vision of a mystical far away grove of Cacti that could save his people from ever worrying about hunger. He’s told this by the voice of their great hero, Bunta, that he must complete this quest to become a true hero. Being that he fell from that branch and got hurt he then spends the time as he heals up telling everyone what he saw and they all just roll their eyes at his claims. Axel then decides to pack up and go off on this journey into the unknown to find this grove. Following him on this journey is his best friend, Jono.

Honestly, the main thing that's surprising to me is just how good it looks. There have been some CG films in the last year, some even released in theaters with modeling, character design, lighting, textures and such that are just so bland and subpar, almost like cut-scenes for Playstation 2-era games.  This movie though is quite interesting to look at with what I see as a keen eye for detail, characters, and settings.  The one thing that really holds this back is that the story doesn’t seem to bemade for a movie at all. There are parts of the story that are very slow and drags, and feels more suited to an animated series.  Another thing lacking is the big bad villain of the story. While it’s a great visual there isn't a true foe that is going to try and stop Axel from getting his ultimate prize. Instead it's more of a situation Axel falls into while on the journey, and that lacking hurts the story.

In the end , while I think the story will be really interesting for younger kids to watch I feel it’s going to leave everyone wanting. The story in all felt like watching that Clone Wars movie that was just the first three episode of the show. You’ll get to end and feel like "That's it? But where’s my ending"? Who knows if we’ll ever get it? It might just end up being something you can put on to keep the kids quiet for an hour.

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Win a 'Lone Survivor' Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack!

In Peter Berg's intense military thriller, Lone Survivor, Mark Wahlberg plays real-life Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell who, along with his close-knit team (Taylor Kitsch, Ben Foster, Emile Hirsch) are stuck behind enemy lines in Afghanistan with no way out but to bravely fight for survival. In celebration of the film's home video release this week, we're offering our readers a chance to win one of five Blu-Ray/DVD combo packs!

To enter, simply follow us on Twitter and tweet this: “@punchycritic is giving away Lone Survivor on Blu-Ray! Follow and RT to enter!”

Simple, right? Winners will be contacted via Twitter on Sunday, June 8th, so enter now!

 "Mark Wahlberg leads an all-star cast in an inspiring film based on true acts of courage in Lone Survivor, the action-packed story of heroism, courage and survival. Directed by Peter Berg and also starring Taylor Kitsch, Ben Foster and Emile Hirsch, Lone Survivor is available on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD with UltraViolet on 6/3/14. "

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Win a Copy of 'Axel: The Biggest Little Hero' on DVD!

How would you like to win a copy of the animated adventure film, Axel: The Biggest Little Hero on DVD? To celebrate the June 3rd release on DVD, we're giving away copies to three of our loyal readers! To enter, all you need to do is follow us on Twitter @punchycritic, and tweet  “@punchycritic is giving away Axel: The Biggest Little Hero on DVD! Follow and RT to enter!”

It's that simple. Winners will be chosen and contacted on Tuesday, June 3rd.

Arc Entertainment's Axel: The Biggest Little Hero features the voices of Ed Asner, Matthew Lillard, Tim Curry, and George Takei, and here's the official synopsis:

Axel’s always been a hero in his own mind. Unfortunately, in real life he’s just another mischievous little boy who pulls pranks while his village runs out of food. One day, he has a vision of a mystical grove of cactuses that could feed his people for years. Determined to save the day, Axel and his best friend Jono embark on the journey of a lifetime where they must fly through magnetic valleys, escape an evil robotic lizard king, and put up with a brave but headstrong young Princess. Will Axel find the magical plant and save his village? Can he become the real life hero he always wanted to be?

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May the Fourth Be With You! EVERYTHING Star Wars On Sale Now!

If you woke up this morning with the Star Wars theme running through your mind, chances are you already know today is Star Wars Day. For fans of the galaxy George Lucas introduced us to in 1977, this day is pretty special and I know a few folks who will spend it watching all six movies. God bless them. But for others, and I count myself among these, the day will be spent scouring for deals because Star Wars items drop massively in price. Fortunately, shopping will be made easier this year because of Amazon's Star Wars Store, which has dropped prices on literally everything. Action figures, interactive R2-D2 droids (want!!!), video games, books....you can get them all right now at a massive discount. For instance, each season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars is marked at more than 50% off right now, and that's just the start of it. It's only for today and I suggest you all take advantage right now by going here.

Not only will you be helping us out by supporting one of our biggest sponsors, but you'll be strengthening the Force.

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DVD Review: 'Sweetwater' Starring January Jones

January Got a Gun. Or at least that would be a more interesting title for the moribund Western, Sweetwater, which somehow manages to screw up having Mad Men's sexy star January Jones as a gun-toting harbinger of vengeance. But then again writing/directing duo Noah and Logan Miller show utter incompetence merely getting the look and feel of the Old West right, and their haphazard attempts to add a touch of comic madness leave this version of the tumbleweed era totally flavorless.

Jones' ice queen demeanor may work on AMC's hit show but they make for a dull and lifeless heroine. In a grim and ugly New Mexico border town, she plays Sarah, a steely ex-prostitute now hooked up with Miguel (Eduardo Noriega), a wimpy landowner who absolutely doesn't wear the pants in that relationship. When he runs afoul of maniacal and murderous Mormon priest (Jason Isaacs) and winds up taking a dirt nap, Sarah is left alone to fend for herself, which she's more than capable of doing.

Literally dancing to the beat of his own drum is Ed Harris as Sheriff Jackson, who makes his comical entrances twirling like a ballerina before kicking the old lawman in the ass. It's a far cry from the more traditional gunslinger roles we've seen Harris play in the past, and perhaps is inspired in some small way by the off-kilter anti-genre flick Walker he starred in years ago. As the Sheriff and Josiah trade religious verse (and acts of violence) on their way to an inevitable showdown, Harris and Isaacs go waaaay over the edge in their performances to spruce up fairly generic roles. It may suit the off-beat tone of the film somewhat, but all of that is negated by how stiff and disinterested Jones seems to be. Her character suffers the most of them all; she's a town pariah, her husband's been killed, she becomes pregnant, gets raped, and much more happens to her along the way. But do we see any of that reflected in Jones' face or demeanor? She misplays nearly every emotional beat; even her quest for violent retribution is strangely dispassionate. Jones does get one terrific scene, though, using an umbrella to penetrate a would-be "peeping tom".

The west has never been less gritty, less pulpy than it is here, with the locale fading into the background when it should be a character in its own right. A more skillful hand could add a touch of stylized flair to the violence, and perhaps ratchet up the deadly slow pace which makes Sweetwater's 90 minute runtime feel like an epic wagon train.

Sweetwater hits DVD/Blu-Ray on Tuesday, December 31st.

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'Gravity' Tie-In Short Film to be Released On the DVD/Blu-Ray

Alfonso Cuaron's long-awaited sci-fi thriller Gravity is in theaters right now, and critics have already judged it as a groundbreaking masterpiece. It currently sits at 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, and my own review was certainly laden with a few superlatives. The story is pretty simple, with George Clooney and Sandra Bullock as astronauts attempting to get home after being left adrift in deep space. But there is more to their journey than we get to see on the big screen, so if you don't want to have any part of the film spoiled it's probably a good idea to stop reading now.

Jonas Cuaron, Alfonso's son and co-writer, directed a short film titled Aningnaaq, which serves as a Gravity companion piece. At a certain point in the film, Bullock's character Dr. Ryan Stone is left alone and, while in a space station attempting to reach Mission Control, she ends up making contact with Aningnaaq (Orto Ignatiussen), an Inuit ice-fisher in Greenland. The two don't speak the same language, and all we really pick up on are the sounds of babies crying and dogs barking in the background, but Stone and Aningnaaq do end up communicating in a sense. It's one of the most touching moments in a film full of numerous triumphs.

The 7-minute film played at the Venice Film Festival, inexplicably in front of We're the Millers (!?!), and chances are those who saw it had no idea it was connected to Gravity.  While it won't be appearing on the big screen, we can expect the short to be a part of the Gravity DVD/Blu-Ray special features. Here's the official synopsis:

 Aningaaq, an Inuit fisherman camping on the ice over a frozen fjord, talks through a two way radio with a dying astronaut who is stranded in space, 500 kilometers above earth. Even though he doesn’t speak English and she doesn’t speak Greenlandic, they manage to have a conversation about dogs, babies, life and death. [RopesofSilicon]

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DVD Deal of the Day: 66% Off Smallville: The Complete Series

How's this for synergy? As reviews are rolling out for Man of Steel and a theatrical release right around the corner, the Amazon Gold Box Deal is the complete run of Smallville, and it comes at a mighty heroic discount. You can get Smallville: The Complete Series right now for only $114.99, 66% off the retail price of  $340. There are plenty of thematic and visual ties between the Tom Welling-led drama series and Zack Snyder's film, and those who are so inclined could probably look at them as close cousins.

This deal is only good for today, and only until supplies last. So take advantage now by clicking here, and thank you for supporting our sponsors. It helps us keep the lights on!

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Blu-Ray and DVD Deals: Up to 70% off everything Joss Whedon

Amazon is showing Joss Whedon some serious love this week, and now sort of seems like the perfect time, doesn't it? His indie Much Ado About Nothing has received nothing short of fantastic reviews out of SXSW, so why not remind people of the many other projects featuring his unique voice?

The deal this week encompasses pretty much everything he did on the TV side of things. You can get the complete series of Firefly  on Blu-Ray for only $18.49, so there's absolutely no reason not to own it. You can get both seasons of Dollhouse on Blu-Ray for less than $35, which is half the cost of buying the complete set. The awesome Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie with Kristy Swanson is only $8.99 on Blu-Ray.  But the real steal may be getting the complete series of Buffy the Vampire Slayer for only $64.99, a whopping 68% off. The discount on Angel is just as good, 60% off for a low price of $55.99. If I didn't already own them I'd buy them all right now.

You can check out the full list of Whedon titles on sale here!

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Win a copy of 'Pitch Perfect' on Blu-Ray/DVD!

In case you couldn't tell from my review or by how excited I was to learn about the sequel, Pitch Perfect is a personal favorite. The musical comedy starred Anna Kendrick as a rebellious college co-ed who hooks up with an all-girl a capella band to lead them in a mash-up war against their male rivals. We love this movie so much around here that we want to make sure you see it as well.

We're offering four of our readers a Blu-Ray/DVD copy of Pitch Perfect, with winners to be selected on December 24th.  To enter, you MUST be a fan of Punch Drunk Critics on Facebook, so if you haven't "Liked" us yet then please do so now. Since we consider Pitch Perfect to be one of this year's surprise films, to win you'll need to leave a comment here with the one movie that took you by surprise in 2012, and you can't say Pitch Perfect! Be sure to provide your email address or some other online means for us to contact you.  

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Check out the 90-second trailer for 'The Dark Knight Rises' Blu-Ray!

Now that we've all got our copies of The Avengers sitting neatly on our shelves, is there any other Blu-Ray more anticipated than The Dark Knight Rises? Hell no there isn't, and Warner Bros. is taking advantage of it by releasing multiple versions in different packaging and each with their own unique special features. Kind of a cheap ploy to make you buy them all, but you know there will be more than a few who do.

A new 90-second trailer has been released to hype the December 4th release, and along with reliving some of the film's most thrilling moments, it also gives us a taste of the bonus material that all of the Blu-Rays will include. A history of the Batmobile is one of the features I'm most looking forward to, along with the featurette on the making of the film, titled Ending the Knight.

You can order The Dark Knight Rises on Blu-Ray/DVD combo right now for $24.99 by going here. Or if you're a real die hard like I am, then you're going to want the version with the collectible limited edition Bat Cowl, yours here for only $35.99. Check out the trailer below....

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Watch the depressing alternate opening to 'Marvel's The Avengers'

That's Marvel's hand in your pocket right now, digging in there for another handful of your hard-earned cash. After scoring the biggest hit of the summer, and one of the biggest of all-time with The Avengers, Marvel is coming around for another pass when the film hits DVD/Blu-Ray next month. While we've already seen a glimpse of the numerous special bonus features the package will include, we're now getting a look at what could have been the opening sequence to the film. Thank goodness they didn't go with it.

In this version of Joss Whedon's film, we don't get any of quippy dialogue, magical energy, or Loki's prattling that we saw in theaters. Instead we get what is really a depressing, slow moving re-telling of events by Maria Hill(Cobie Smulders) after what she describes as the "Tesseract event". Other than showing us a little more of the defiant attitude towards Nick Fury that we'll hopefully see more of later, this is a pretty terrible scene and worthy of being thrown in the junk pile.

Check it out below, and be sure to pre-order your copy of The Avengers before it hits stores on September 26th....

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Blu-Ray Deal of the Week: 31-Disc Harry Potter Wizard's Collection

Truly for the biggest Harry Potter diehards, the new Harry Potter Wizard's Collection Blu-Ray set is now available for pre-order. This epic collection, which features loads of exclusive memorabilia from the blockbuster franchise, is also jam packed with 37 hours of content spread across 31-Discs! You'll get all eight Harry Potter movies on Blu-Ray, DVD, and digital copy, along with a bonus disc with 10 hours of all-new content. As if that wasn't enough, you also get extended versions of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets; plus the 3D versions of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows –- Parts 1 and 2.  

All of this can be yours for $349.96, which is $150 less than you'll find it in stores. The collection will be made available on September 7th 2012, so embrace your inner Hufflepuff and pre-order yours today simply by going here!

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Pre-Order 'The Hunger Games' on DVD/Blu-Ray today!

As we noted just a couple of days ago, The Hunger Games will finally hit DVD and Blu-Ray on August 18th, but you can pre-order your copy of the film now! Gary Ross's epic adaptation of Suzanne Collins' hit novel includes over 3-hours of bonus features, including an interview with the director, making-of featurettes, and the full length propaganda film shown during the movie! The film is available on DVD, 2-Disc Blu-Ray, VOD, and digital download.

Don't miss out! Pre-order your copy today by going here! And while you're at it, stock up on everything by visiting The Hunger Games store!

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'The Hunger Games' hits DVD/Blu-Ray on August 18th

Even though The Hunger Games continues to rake in the dough in theaters, fans of Katniss Everdeen won't have to wait long before they can bring her heroic fight home for themselves. Lionsgate has confirmed that The Hunger Games will hit DVD and Blu-Ray at 12:01AM on August 18th. That's a Saturday, people. The $630M+ blockbuster will be available on 2-Disc DVD, 2-Disc Blu-Ray, VOD, and digital download.

The 2-Disc sets will each feature over three hours of bonus content, marking this as the biggest home entertainment launch in Lionsgate's history. Of course there will be an interview with director Gary Ross, and an 8-part documentary titled The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games. The full-length propaganda film shown during the Reaping scene will also be included.

Lionsgate's 12-week build up to the August 18th release begins on May 25th when The Hunger Games is made available for pre-order. So on Friday, be sure to head here to be the first to buy your copy! Check out the special DVD trailer below....

BLU-RAY & DVD SPECIAL FEATURES
* "The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games" - an eight-part documentary covering the "making of" the film in all aspects from the pre-production process all the way through the theatrical release and fan reactions
* "Game Maker: Suzanne Collins and The Hunger Games Phenomenon" featurette
* "Letters from the Rose Garden" featurette - insights from Donald Sutherland on the development of his role as President Snow
* "Controlling the Games" featurette - stories and concepts behind creating the control center
* "A Conversation with Gary Ross and Elvis Mitchell"
* Propaganda Film (in its entirety)
* Marketing Archive
* "Preparing for The Games: A Director's Process" (Blu-ray Exclusive)

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DVD Deal of the Day: Clint Eastwood: 35 Films 35 Years for $76.99!

What an amazing package at an even better price. For a very limited time you can get the Clint Eastwood: 35 Films 35 Years box set for the low price of only $76.99! That's 57% off the regular price and makes for the perfect  gift for the Clint Eastwood fan in your house! The 20-disc set includes some of the Hollywood legend's best films from his time with Warner Brothers, including Kelly's Heroes, Dirty Harry, and Unforgiven! This deal will only be available until the end of today so pick up yours now right here!

Films included: 1. Where Eagles Dare, 1968, 2. Kelly's Heroes, 1970, 3. Dirty Harry, 1971, 4. Magnum Force, 1973, 5. The Enforcer, 1975, 6. The Outlaw Josey Wales, 1976, 7. The Gauntlet, 1977, 8. Every Which Way but Loose, 1978, 9. Bronco Billy, 1980, 10. Any Which Way You Can, 1980, 11. Honkytonk Man, 1982, 12. Firefox, 1982, 13. Sudden Impact, 1983, 14. City Heat, 1984, 15. Tightrope, 1984, 16. Pale Rider, 1985, 17. Heartbreak Ridge, 1986, 18. Bird, 1988, 19. The Dead Pool, 1988, 20. Pink Cadillac, 1989, 21. White Hunter, Black Heart, 1990, 22. The Rookie, 1990, 23. Unforgiven, 1992, 24. A Perfect World, 1993, 25. The Bridges of Madison County, 1995, 26. Absolute Power, 1997, 27. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, 1997, 28. True Crime, 1999, 29. Space Cowboys, 2000, 30. Blood Work, 2002, 31. Mystic River, 2003, 32. Million Dollar Baby, 2004, 33. Letters from Iwo Jima, 2006, 34. Gran Torino, 2008, 35. Invictus plus The Eastwood Factor (2009 documentary).

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Blu-Ray Deal of the Day: Harry Potter the Complete 8-Film Collection for $79.99

In case you somehow missed it by being smart enough to have all retail emails sent to your spam folder, today is Cyber Monday. Basically it's like Black Friday, only on a different day and geared towards online deals. So it's the perfect time to stock up on DVDs and Blu-Rays and complete those collections of yours.We'll be doing our best to highlight some of these specials, and hope that you'll take advantage of them by clicking on our sponsor links.

One such deal which should be perfect for this holiday season, is the Harry Potter Complete 8-Film Collection on Blu-Ray for only $79.99. That's 43% off the regular retail price. To take advantage of this amazing deal, all you need to do is click here.  And if you haven't moved up to Blu-Ray just yet but want to take advantage of this special on DVD, then you can go here and pick up the set for only $48.99!

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