AT&T Tech Support 360Blu-ray and HD DVD movies: Buy one, get one free
So you bit the high-def bullet and popped for a Blu-ray player--or an HD DVD player. Either way, it's time to start building your movie library.
Best Buy is currently offering buy-one-get-one-free deals on both Blu-ray and HD DVD movies. Free shipping, too!
What's the selection like? Better than you might expect. Available titles include 300, The Departed, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and Ocean's Thirteen. (There are a couple turkeys, of course, like I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry and Are We Done Yet?.) Interestingly, all the Blu-ray flicks sell for $29.99 or $34.99, while a couple of the HD DVDs are available for $19.99. That's not an endorsement of the format or anything, just an observation. Personally, I'm snagging 300 and Transformers--what better titles for showing off the glories of high-def DVD?
A technology writer for more than 15 years, Rick Broida is a regular contributor to CNET and the author of more than a dozen books, including How to Do Everything with Your Palm Powered Handheld. He writes The Cheapskate for the CNET Blog Network, and is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.
Troy
The Departed
Unforgiven ($19.95)
The Fugitive ($19.95)
Bullitt ($19.95)
The Perfect Storm ($19.95)
Blazing Saddles ($19.95)
Enter the Dragon ($19.95)
Letters from Iwo Jima (combo)
The Dirty Dozen ($19.95)
Happy Feet
Superman II ($19.95)
Dog Day Afternoon ($19.95)
Dreamgirls
Deliverance ($19.95)
National Geographic - Relentless Enemies
Lethal Weapon ($19.95)
The Fountain (Combo)
Space Cowboys ($19.95)
Purple Rain ($19.95)
Syriana
TMNT (Combo)
Scooby Doo ($19.95)
16 Blocks (Combo)
Gothika ($19.95)
Reds
The Lake House (combo)
Jailhouse Rock ($19.95)
Lady in the Water
Out for Justice ($19.95)
Freedom Writers
The Hitcher (combo and regular version)
Rumor Has It
Norbit
ATL (combo)
Waist Deep (combo)
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Blu-ray is the format to beat, but its not likely to happen.