[quote name='arcane93']No, I'm aware of all of that, and all of the titles that I purchased that were supposed to come with a code did. But I'm not going to buy movies just for a code. What I'm annoyed by is how spotty and seemingly random WB is with which titles come with codes. My blu-ray shelf is full of WB titles, and I'm pretty sure that (far) less than half of them have come with reward codes -- even titles that have been released recently, well after the program was established.
Hell, just recently (within the past few months) I've bought the following WB titles that didn't come with a reward code:
North By Northwest (Digibook edition)
The Exorcist (Digibook edition)
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Doctor Who season 5
Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol
Sherlock
. . . and etc. -- I'm probably forgetting a few. That's a lot of money spent on WB titles to get no credit whatsoever in their reward program. Obviously I'm going to buy the blu-rays that I want with or without the reward code, but it's still annoying to know that if I'd been buying crap titles like "Cats and Dogs 2" and "17 Again" I would have gotten one.
Honestly, it seriously devalues the reward program for me.[/QUOTE]
are those older released blurrays though? If they are I can understand why they dont come with codes. They just started the program in 2009 I believe.
Yes its irritating, but all the new release WB blus Ive bought within the last year have come with the codes. Of course then again all the releases I bought within the last year also came with digital copies.
I think its a pretty good program, and I like the selection of titles you can get with points wayyyyyyyyyy more then Disney Rewards.
EDIT: Ok, I see most of the titles you listed came out in 2010. I dont know the reasoning behind the no codes. I wouldnt expect tv shows to have them though. Smallville doesnt, while Supernatural did for one season. Its an odd case. ah well.