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DVD Day: August 28th, 2012

DVD Day: August 28th, 2012

By August 28, 2012 Blu-ray, Miscellaneous 0 Comment

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? The Walking Dead: The Complete Season 2

FEATURING BLISTERING FARM ACTION. WATCH AS PEOPLE FAIL TO FIND A LITTLE GIRL. MARVEL AT THE INABILITY OF A SMALL BOY TO STAY IN THE HOUSE. As i’ve said, though, it picks up. The set with the ridiculous zombie head packaging is here, fyi.
? The Lord of the Rings Extended Editions Individual Blu-Rays
If you missed your chance to buy the big LotR Extended Edition Blu-ray set, or just hate when things are boxed together, here’s your chance to buy each film individually. Fellowship, Two Towers and Return of the King are $24 each.
A movie about an alien invasion based on a board game that does not feature aliens, but instead features naval vessels that are no longer in use. Sigh.
It’s like Fables, but not. I’ll let you guys give the details in the comments.
The completely earnest animated CG film set in the movie-verse, and the reason Casper Van Dien is going to be able to eat for the next several months.
Two discs, 13 episodes, $15. Could be worse.
The one where Star Saber,leader of the Autobots, defends the Earth against the forces of Deszaras and the Decepticons.You remember that part of G1, right?

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