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Posted by tabernacle2002 on 11/18/05 15:39
Jim Reid wrote:
> >>Heck to give just a couple of examples a Supermarket (of all places)
> ran a 5 for $20.00 sale a couple of weeks ago at which time I picked up
>
> ten quality titles such as (for example) DUEL,The
> Hustler,Twister,Fletch,THX-1138 for just $32.00 (as I used an $8.00 off
>
> a $50.00 purchase store coupon on top of the sale).
> Also there is a local music store chain that now deals bigtime in DVD
> titles and which every 3 to 5 weeks puts out around three dozen (more
> or less) specially discounted titles at prices which range from $6.99
> to 9.99, and on top of that they also give these mail in rebates of
> either $3.00 or $5.00 on each title (heck last week I got Scrooged and
> E.Murphy's RAW for $4.99 each after rebate, and three weeks earlier I
> got all the Nightmare on Elm Street movies for $1.99 each).<<
>
> But what if I want a title that's been released in this cenutry?
To follow up on my follow up Jim I just got a Shoprite store flyer in
the mail this morning and next week they are having a $4.99 per dvd
title sale from the FOX studio.
A short list of titles they listed as examples in the ad says that
available titles are... Taxi(the movie) Sideways (which premiered on
HBO this month) Cheaper by the Dozen(Steve Martin) Napoleon
Dynamite...and many more titles available.
So recent titles are available on the cheap, if that is you are willing
to wait a few months or a year for them to come down into this price
range (which I can do since I have HBO and a very good DVD recorder and
a lot of older dvd titles I want to get that have already fallen into
my price range)!
BTW just to set the record straight I am not against paying top dollar
for DVD titles that are worth Top Dollar (like Star Wars-3 for
example). What I am against is paying$10.00 or $15.00 or $20.00 or more
for titles that are clearly not worth more than $6.99 or less!
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