The price really depends on the market. Some Wal Marts have the 2 disc for $13.97 er whatever wacky price. The Target bonus disc is really crappy, however.

Includes:

The Baxter Building: Declassified - 6 min, 45 sec
Fantastic Four: Comic Book to Film - 3 min, 50 sec
Trailers: Daredevil, Electra, X2, LxG

So, 10 minutes of features, and old trailers to mostly crappy comic book movies, as opposed to a 50 minute documentary on the making of the movie for anywhere from $0.00 to $4. It's all up to the buyer.

Thanks for the info. I actually bought the movie as a stocking stuffer for my nephews. My only interest with the movie -- and I'll have to wait until after Christmas to borrow it -- is in watching the parts with Jessica Alba. 

My point was more along the lines of gauging how successful or popular this program is for Walmart. I went to one Walmart today and saw a bin (mis?)marked $9.44 and filled with around 5 different types of bonus packs, including Million Dollar Baby and Troy. (ROTS was not one of the movies.) If this is widespread, it appears they'll have to refine the idea.

Wasn't expecting to buy anything at Target but surprised to see the three Harry Potter dvds and Shark Tale for $5.88 each. Haven't seen any of these yet and the price makes up for the time I inadvertently bought the FF version of Shark Tale when it first came out.

During the first promotion, one BK near me eventually sold bundles that included one of each toy. I'm hoping they do the same again because I refuse to shovel that much crap into my body again.

None of my own but I indoctrinate my sisters' kids like they're mine.

A few times while babysitting one niece when she was around 6 or 7, she would get my Millenium Falcon, raise it over her head, and fly it around the living room, with her own sound effects and all. Wish I took pictures.

When my nephews were around 1, I showed them the rancor. Scared the crap out of one. The second thought it was a chew toy and started gnawing on the claws.

About the same time, I brought out the naboo fighter. One of them lifted it with both hands as best as he could, made a whirring sound, and moved it back and forth. This surprised me since he had never seen TPM but he knew it was meant to fly.

When the boys were around 3-4, I let them borrow my lightsabers. They took it to my mom's, who babysat them while their parents were at work. I stopped by and my mom was immediately on my case. Something about her displays getting attacked by the boys. But hearing her rant about it paled in comparison to seeing it.

I wasn't there long before one of the boys grabbed a saber, extended it, raced to the cabinets, and just slashed away, left and right. Busted curio pieces were just flying. The sight of this little boy trying to control the saber that was longer than he was tall, and laughing hysterically, still makes me laugh.

I echo the old coot from the wasteland up north: You guys can all piss off.

There's so many good cuss words out there, English and non-English, it's hard for me to choose just one. It really depends on the moment.

You could have a buildup of polish and whatever contaminants were on the surface prior to applying the polish. In this case, car wax will only add another layer that'll dull eventually. I've never encountered this problem, but I do know there are stone cleaners available that claim to remove stains and soils without damaging the surface or leave behind chemicals.

added: Oh, yeah, what Avenging Knight said.

I've talked with granite salespeople from stores that specialize in countertops. They always recommend a sealer every 12mos-18mos. It's probably overkill, but it's an inexpensive preventive maintenance.