Ah, I LOVE discounts!!DisneyFreak5282 wrote:Nice!! How'd you get a discount? Did you just ask? Also, the reason I purchased RTN was because I saw it a little over a year ago and I had taped it on Disney Channel, so I liked it! I wanna go back and get the GC of RH, but I've been spending money on DVDs like crazy! From December 26 - January 1 (today), I spent $135 on DVDs (without the tax)! I know it doesn't seem like alot, but that was 9 DVD (still doesn't seem like alot, but that includes 4 TV Show sets and 5 movies, most of which I STILL have to watch!)brotherbear wrote: Hey DisneyFreak!! Long time, no talk!The TENG works just fine, and it came like new! Inserts and all! I'm very happy with it.
Congrats on finding RTN! I personally don't collect Disney sequels, but I know that many of them can be hard to find! I'm actually not suprised about the black case for RH. When I bought Brother Bear from a used DVD/CD store this past summer, it was originally in a GREEN keepcase (as in, the ones used to Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring). The colors looked good and everything, but being a perfectionist, I asked to switch cases with on in a black keepcase. AND it was because of that and the lack of inserts that the guy discounted it from $12.99 (used, obviously) to $5.75.
As far as Robin Hood, I'm personally happy with the GC edition. The only reason I might buy the MWE is for the widescreen version and for what little more bonus features you get. But then again, you loose part of the picture, so maybe fullscreen is better. But of course, it's up to you.
-BB
Also, BB, speaking of discounts (this is a little OT), but the other day, I saw the movie "Little Man" for $24.99, but then I saw a copy that was $12.99, and then I looked at the back of the case. It was cracked, and the paper was ripped. I took it up to the counter, and I asked if I could just get the one in good condition for $12.99. The guy said no, but he said he would let me see the condition of the disc. It was flawless (because it was new..), so I was like "Whatever, the paper's only ripped on the back, it's cool", and the guy gave me a new black case for it! I walked outta there a happy camper!
And I actually didn't ASK for a discount...I actually had Brother Bear on hold for me, and when I got there and saw that it was in a green keepcase with no inserts, I said "Thanks, but no thanks." So, the guy that works in the store said, "Well, how about this. I'll give it to you for $5.75" So, I thought about it for a while, and I figured, if I can switch the green case out for a black one here in the store, then I'll go for it. Of course, we switched them out, and I got a Brother Bear DVD! Oh, and you DO know that I didn't purchase this at Gamestop/EBGames, right? It was a local store. 
I know how you feel with spending a lot of money on DVD's lately. I must have bought like 15 DVD's this year alone (which, believe me is a record for me, and my entire family put together!!), and hundreds of dollars on them (considering that I bought sets like Fantasia Anthology, Snow White, Pirates of the Caribbean 2, etc.) That's why for now, I'm taking a break of serious DVD shopping until the release of Peter Pan in March.
As far as the Treasures in tins....um, you guys MUST be looking at Kram's picture....because my one (somewhat lonely) treasure is housed in its tin on my shelf...next to my copy of Snow White.
-BB
) I know the guys who work there pretty good since I'm in there all the time, and the actually sit and watch the movies at least once while working to make sure they work, they have the Incredibles, Bambi 2 and Spirited Away there also on DVD from what I saw, but I didn't have enough money for all of them 
