The two stores are GameStop and Fred Meyer.
this post was submitted on 10 May 2024
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I honestly thought you were joking at first lmao. I would've never expected gamestop to carry Blu rays, but I guess it makes sense.
Still not getting my business anymore. Meh.
What, you don’t want to drive 5 miles to a shitty mall to overpay $10 for a half-assed AI upscale of Spy Kids?
Fred Meyer used to have a whole section dedicated to it. But their prices were always the worst. Great news is a bit of an overstatement.
I used to be able to get video games at the movie rental place, now I can get movies at the video game store.
It's... The circle of life...
"will now stock" more like have a corner shelf with 20 different movies. Better than nothing I guess.
The state of movies on physical media in Sweden is now that all major electronics retailers have dropped it. They used to have a pick 2 for 10 type basket over by the video games but thats gone. The really big grocery stores sometimes has a shelf with 5 or 6 of the latest releases usually only stocked with dvd and bluray. I basically have to go to second hand stores to browse physical media. So I order all new releases online. Don’t let this sad state of affairs happen to you!