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So wait, do the steelbooks come with the discs in them? Sorry if this is a stupid question...

Barbossa wrote:

JiminyCrick91 wrote:Late Birthday Gift....

A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa

-Sky

Is this one any good? I've been trying to find some reviews on it.

It's not the best Muppet Christmas show but I sure think it's good.


Now on the weekend I got...


Better Off Ted: The Complete First Season

-Sky

During my errands today...


Superman II & Superman IV - $9.00 each at Kmart


Doctor Detroit - $6.95 at Video Ezy

plus from Ebay:

Dick Cavett Show: Hollywood Greats - $13 incl. postage

Picked up a few at Walmart:

$6.88 I've been wanting to get Zorro for a while now, and especially since the WDT sets came out last month. Finally showed up in Walmart's $6.88 section.


$13 Another one I've been wanting to add to my DVD collection since I got Ghosts of the Abyss in September.

And to maximize my points for double points day:

$25.83 Why can't Disney ever lower the prices on their animated classics?

From Wal-Mart:



Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Blu-Ray) - 15.00

Batman: Gotham Knight - 7.50



Batman: Mask of the Phantasm - 5.00

picked up 3 blurays this week all at walmart
Harry Potter and the half blood prince
Public Enemies
and I just picked up
The Hangover which isnt suppose to be out till tuesday, they only had the bluray out not the dvd

$11.99 on Amazon

$18.99

I, however, was too late to watch the Deathly Hallows preview and BD-Live version with Radcliffe and Yates.

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Friday I bought Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince on Blu-ray at Walmart for $15.

Saturday I bought Detroit Red Wings 2008 Stanley Cup Champions which includes the entire broadcast of all six games from the cup finals, this was $9.96 at Walmart.

Twilight, Columbia House, $11.48
Save the Last Dance, Columbia House, $6.48
(both with free shipping)

I have a bad track record with DVD buying, having lately sold a huge chunk of my collection. But for movies like these, that I'll end up renting a lot anyway, I figured that I'll buy them. I have a particular genre of non-Disney films that I like (the romancy girly type, haha), and for those, I might as well buy them, especially if the prices are good. I have a little extra money, so I figured that they'd be good to buy. I used to have Save the Last Dance on video, and i just rented it and loved it as much as I used to, so that made sense. I just watched Twilight for the first time a couple weeks ago- I had read part of the first book but then it was due at the library, so I didn't finish it- but I loved it, and am going to see New Moon this week. Ideally, I wanted to buy Twilight tonight, but it's too expensive at the stores (well, at Best Buy, it's $19.99 or something), but at least I just saw it, so it'll be fresh in my mind for when I see the sequel.

Longest post ever in this thread? It feels like it.

Target - $4.99

Anyway,

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (single disc edition)

I choose to buy that one since the Ultimate Edition should be available in 2011 and I don't like double dipping.

But I gotta say I am sickened by the lack of standard features on the disc. My mom is deaf and she was so excited to see the movie, then I found out the disc lacks english subtitles for the hearing impaired. I know they are pushing BD, but skimping out on closed captioning is just pathetic.

Spent some of my savings on Christmas gifts for other people (I wouldn't buy almost any of these shows for myself):

Lazario wrote:Spent some of my savings on Christmas gifts for other people (I wouldn't buy almost any of these shows for myself):

That's a shame 'cause that's some damn good television right there.

I've seen better.