X-Men: Days of Future Past (Blu-ray) - Ultimate Edition

Today we have Walmart's 3D release of X-Men: Days of Future Past, dubbed the Ultimate Edition. This particular edition has a slip cover, two issues of The Uncanny X-Men in one booklet, as well as a booklet of movie posters created by fans, in addition to a 3D Blu-ray and regular Blu-ray disc.

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Godzilla (Blu-ray) - Limited Edition MetalPak

Check out this beautiful limited edition MetalPak for Godzilla's Blu-ray release. Complimenting some amazing cover art is some of the best embossing I've seen on a Steelbook/MetalPak - while the background and title are flat, Godzilla's tail and buildings' debris are beautifully detailed on both the front and the back. In addition, the top left corner of the front cover features a button that, when pressed, issues Godzilla's trademark roar.

The case houses the Blu-ray and DVD, as well as the UV digital copy code, and the inside cover features a shot of Godzilla facing away from the camera, standing above a ruined cityscape. An absolutely stunning limited edition for an amazing film.

They really outdid themselves with this release. From beautiful embossing and cover art to Godzilla's roar issuing from inside, this is hard not to recommend. The only way it could have been better was if they had included the 3D Blu-ray - I would have paid a little more for that.

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The Walking Dead: The Complete Fourth Season (Blu-ray) - Walmart Exclusive Prison Key Edition

So, whilst walking through the electronics department at Walmart, I realized that season four of AMC's The Walking Dead had been released - and that Walmart had their own limited edition in both Blu-ray and DVD form. Seeing as I had completely missed out on season four during it's original broadcast, I had to pick it up, especially with the neat-o limited edition packaging.

Featuring cover art by Alex Ross, the set is housed in a pretty solid magnetic, flip-top box made of hard cardboard. After opening the lid, you find the tri-fold Digipak sporting the same cover art as the box, and under that is the soundtrack, housed in a simple sleeve. Inside the Digipak you'll find the five Blu-ray discs, each of which bears two promo shots of the main characters, as well as the UV digital copy slip and a Walking Dead catalog. The Digipak itself sports more promo shots of the characters, as well as an episode/special features listing for each disc.

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The packaging overall is top-notch, especially Ross' artwork. Also included is the album Songs of Survival Vol. 2.

The track listing is as followed:
1. Good Day Bad - Meshell Ndegeocello
2. Visions of China - The Lumineers
3. Never Going Home (Thom Alt-J Remix) - Phantogram
4. All the Young Thugs - Crooked Fingers
5. The Way I Was - Colbie Caillat
6. Escape (acoustic) - Kongos
7. Turning to Stone - Godsmack
8. The Light - Alela Diane

Overall, I really like the set. Is it as cool as the regular limited edition with the statue? No, but it is pretty classy (and roughly $35 cheaper). It's also a heck of a lot better than the usual standard Blu-ray case the standard edition comes in. The show itself has been pretty standout so far (the first three seasons, at least, not counting some slow bits in season two), so I can't wait to bite into season four.

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