I would've shared earlier, only I just found out about it.
If you find good deals on DVDs and Blu-Rays, use this thread to notify the rest of us, we might want some of it as well...

You're not kidding about that being a good deal -- I priced that set on and off for the last couple of years (hoping to get the preschooler interested in old Looney Tunes), and the price has always been a turn-off...until now, maybe! Thanks!Knaldskalle on May 9 2014, 06:29:48 PM wrote:I just bought the complete Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1-6 on DVD from Amazon.com for $48.49. That's about $100 off the list price (which they never follow, but still). Apparently the offer is only good today (5/9/2014), so if you're interested, you need to pull the trigger fast. It's 24 discs in total, so at this price it's around $2/disc.
I would've shared earlier, only I just found out about it.
If you find good deals on DVDs and Blu-Rays, use this thread to notify the rest of us, we might want some of it as well...![]()
Which reminds me, if you're into price tracking on Amazon the "camelizer" plugin for Firefox (or Chrome) is a great tool. It'll give you a price history chart (so you can see whether that "deal" is really a deal) and you can also set a desired price for a item and it'll shoot you an email when the price drops to or below your set price (and you can set different prices for Amazon, third-party "marketplace" sellers or used). I use it all the time.burneyfan on May 9 2014, 09:54:23 PM wrote:You're not kidding about that being a good deal -- I priced that set on and off for the last couple of years (hoping to get the preschooler interested in old Looney Tunes), and the price has always been a turn-off...until now, maybe! Thanks!Knaldskalle on May 9 2014, 06:29:48 PM wrote:I just bought the complete Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1-6 on DVD from Amazon.com for $48.49. That's about $100 off the list price (which they never follow, but still). Apparently the offer is only good today (5/9/2014), so if you're interested, you need to pull the trigger fast. It's 24 discs in total, so at this price it's around $2/disc.
I would've shared earlier, only I just found out about it.
If you find good deals on DVDs and Blu-Rays, use this thread to notify the rest of us, we might want some of it as well...![]()
From the UK it is about 6 dollars postage and the item is about 64 dollars equivalent in the UK so still cheaper to import but with the small risk of customs duties so probably not going to do it although I imported before ok without that.burneyfan on May 9 2014, 09:54:23 PM wrote:You're not kidding about that being a good deal -- I priced that set on and off for the last couple of years (hoping to get the preschooler interested in old Looney Tunes), and the price has always been a turn-off...until now, maybe! Thanks!Knaldskalle on May 9 2014, 06:29:48 PM wrote:I just bought the complete Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1-6 on DVD from Amazon.com for $48.49. That's about $100 off the list price (which they never follow, but still). Apparently the offer is only good today (5/9/2014), so if you're interested, you need to pull the trigger fast. It's 24 discs in total, so at this price it's around $2/disc.
I would've shared earlier, only I just found out about it.
If you find good deals on DVDs and Blu-Rays, use this thread to notify the rest of us, we might want some of it as well...![]()
Well, in all fairness, I did make a point of writing "amazon.com" instead of just "Amazon". I've seen great deals on Amazon.co.uk as well (the Universal Classic Monsters box set on Blu-Ray is £26.00 ($44) vs. $77.00 on the US site, for instance).Cippenham on May 9 2014, 10:40:03 PM wrote:From the UK it is about 6 dollars postage and the item is about 64 dollars equivalent in the UK so still cheaper to import but with the small risk of customs duties so probably not going to do it although I imported before ok without that.burneyfan on May 9 2014, 09:54:23 PM wrote:You're not kidding about that being a good deal -- I priced that set on and off for the last couple of years (hoping to get the preschooler interested in old Looney Tunes), and the price has always been a turn-off...until now, maybe! Thanks!Knaldskalle on May 9 2014, 06:29:48 PM wrote:I just bought the complete Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1-6 on DVD from Amazon.com for $48.49. That's about $100 off the list price (which they never follow, but still). Apparently the offer is only good today (5/9/2014), so if you're interested, you need to pull the trigger fast. It's 24 discs in total, so at this price it's around $2/disc.
I would've shared earlier, only I just found out about it.
If you find good deals on DVDs and Blu-Rays, use this thread to notify the rest of us, we might want some of it as well...![]()
I'm almost certain Eddie Coyle won't be upgraded to Blu-ray anytime soon. So. ya know. and for anyone interested in The Earrings of Madame de... I'd recommend nabbing the DVD or the French Blu-ray (region-free + English friendly, at least for the film). Criterion really screwed the pooch on the Blu-ray "upgrade" transfer. DNR'd so bad it looks like an impressionist painting for some sequences. (This is not news. This is well documented pretty much everywhere)ArthurYanthar on May 29 2014, 09:52:22 PM wrote:http://www.amazon.com/b/?ie=UTF8&node=9358911011
50% off of Wes Anderson's Criterion releases and his favourite Criterion films. It'll be cool if this deal is for Canada as well. Either way I'm still gonna save up for July's sale, although $14 for the Friends of Eddie Coyle is tempting.
I've heard it'll last the whole month. First to thirty-first. But, just rumors so... who knows. But most likely, yes. Sale in July.ArthurYanthar on Jun 27 2014, 07:41:34 PM wrote:Not exactly sharing a good deal here, but is it safe to assume that Barnes and Noble will have a Criterion sale in July? If so I set my budget to $200 excluding shipping. I'm definitely getting Seconds, Paris Texas and All That Heaven Allows. Still gotta think about the rest.
Milestone Films (North America) is having an amazing summer sale of silent films for $10 each. Check out this selection:
http://us3.campaign-archive2.com/?u=4a0 ... bae6512ff2
GAH! Why did I buy Hindle Wakes a few weeks ago when it was $16Knaldskalle on Jul 15 2014, 04:32:46 PM wrote:From Local Hero:
Milestone Films (North America) is having an amazing summer sale of silent films for $10 each. Check out this selection:
http://us3.campaign-archive2.com/?u=4a0 ... bae6512ff2
that is a great price since the US edition (same set, different packaging + North by Northwest) was recently heavily discounted to just under $100 (78euro/62 british moneys)cinephage on Oct 27 2014, 10:59:14 PM wrote:The UK Hitchcock Bluray collection is available for £ 27,80. That makes it 2 £ a movie (there are 14 movies in this collection, many of which among Hitch's best). In euros, it cost me € 40 with shipping to France...
It looks like it's region free, so maybe some will find it interesting.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Alfred-Hitchcoc ... +hitchcock
Thanks! That is somehow on its way to me now...cinephage on Oct 27 2014, 10:59:14 PM wrote:The UK Hitchcock Bluray collection is available for £ 27,80. That makes it 2 £ a movie (there are 14 movies in this collection, many of which among Hitch's best). In euros, it cost me € 40 with shipping to France...
It looks like it's region free, so maybe some will find it interesting.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Alfred-Hitchcoc ... +hitchcock
Depends on the shipping, I suppose. If the coupon was saving you per item more than the cost of shipping per item.CMT on Nov 28 2014, 04:19:26 AM wrote:Ordered the Les Blank box set and a couple of Eclipse sets. I'm wondering now if it would of been cheaper thought to put each item as a separate order and applied the coupon code or is it just a one time deal.