I found a copy of snow white PE

[Disneybell]

hey guys i was at my local hastings on friday night looking for christmas gifts for people and i was looking through the used children s section of dvds and i found a snow white pe 2 disc dvd and it was only 13 bucks so ofcourse i bought it i got it home and opened it and it looked like they never even watched the movie i was so excited just thought i would share so has anyone else scored any great disney dvd deals?

[memnv]

The Target by me has copies

[Robin Hood]

The Target by me has copies

Thanks for sharing!

[magicalwands]

The Target by me has copies

What section was it in?

[memnv]

The kids movie section

[memnv]

The Target by me has copies

Thanks for sharing!

Your welcome

[Enchantress]

Is it still quite easy to find in the US? I haven't seen a single copy since it was first out!

[Robin Hood]

Memnv, are you talking new/sealed copies or used copies of Snow White?

[Escapay]

Memnv, are you talking new/sealed copies or used copies of Snow White?

He most likely found new/sealed copies. Target doesn't sell used DVDs.

I remember last Christmas, we were doing some last-minute shopping at Wal-Mart and they had a large display of Walt Disney Treasures, but it was just Waves 3 and 4, and the lower-sellers from 1 and 2 (Disneyland USA and Behind The Scenes). Man, I wish they had Davy Crockett or Silly Symphonies!

I think I once found a new/sealed copy of Snow White at FYE last year too, but it was at its regular $29.99 SRP so I didn't bother getting it.

Escapay

[Robin Hood]

I wish we had a Target down here in Canada.

[memnv]

Do you mean up there in Canada

[Escapay]

so has anyone else scored any great disney dvd deals?

I love to brag about the following, Disney:

Found for $16.99, used and in perfect condition (though $13 is a much better deal!)
Snow White PE
The Emperor's New Groove CE (not used, new from the Best Buy deal earlier this year)

Found for $14.99, used and in perfect condition
Finding Nemo CE

Found for $12.99, used and in perfect condition
Pinocchio GC
Alice in Wonderland ME
Peter Pan SE
The Fox and the Hound GC
Beauty and the Beast PE
The Lion King PE
Mulan SE
Tarzan CE
Brother Bear SE
Monsters Inc. CE

Found for $11.99, used and in perfect condition
Fantasia 60th Anniv (single-disc)

Found for $9.99, used and in perfect condition
Oliver and Company SE
The Lion King 2
Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure

Found for $8.25, NEW
Walt Disney Treasures - Tomorrowland

Found for $7.50, NEW
Tower of Terror (TV movie)

Found for $6.99, used and in perfect condition
The Rocketeer
D2: The Mighty Ducks
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Life-Size
102 Dalmatians

Found for $6.88, NEW
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves

Escapay

[Disneybell]

wow escapey you got some great deals i wish i could find a cheap copy of fox and the hound. peter pan and i d love a copy of dumbo but i can't find it anywhere so that stinks. and robin hood

[Timon/Pumbaa fan]

You guys are so lucky!

I found Sleeping Beauty for $14.99 which was a great deal!

I could've bought Snow White, but I stupidly didn't!

Hopefully there'll be other great deals out there! In the mean time, I want to move where Escapay lives!

[Alan]

Escapay, have you ever paid more than twenty bucks for a DVD before?

[DaveWadding]

I bought the Dinosaur: CE for $7.50

that's the extent of my good deals lately.

[Ritoru Maameido]

I usually buy Platinum releases maybe a week after its release or my parents surprise me buy purchasing unexpectedly. The only time I *almost* missed on a Platinum release was ironically my first Disney movie, Beauty and The Beast. I purchased it probably a month before it went OOP.

[Escapay]

Escapay, have you ever paid more than twenty bucks for a DVD before?

On occasion, yes, but only if I've checked every other venue possible in getting the DVD for less than $20. The majority of my catalog movies I usually can find for $15 or less, and new releases I always try and find for at most $17, otherwise I wait around for it to go down in a couple years.

Examples:
-The Girl Next Door: Unrated Edition - its original SRP was a ridiculous $27.95, but I waited about seven months, and found it at Target on sale for $10. Now, its SRP is $19.95, but many superstores carry it around $13-$15.
-Lonesome Dove - When the miniseries was first released in 2000, it was on a single-disc DVD_18 (Dual-sided, Dual-layered) and SRP was $39.95. I bought the later release (they split it into two dual-layered discs) at Suncoast in a 2 for $20 sale, and recently saw it at Target for $7.50
-Moulin Rouge: 2-Disc Special Edition - Fox does dual releases, but sometimes makes the stupid decision to put the 2-disc one out of print, so this one was hard to find. My target had it for $26.95 for a year before they stopped carrying it, and a year later, I found it used and mispriced at $5.99

I don't collect many TV shows, only the ones I feel has enough rewatchability for me (and I'm holding off on my absolute favorite, I Love Lucy, so I can buy all 6 seasons + the Comedy Hours in one lump sum). The only two I can think of where I paid more than $30 is Lois and Clark (before I knew about the big WB sale) and Desperate Housewives. Otherwise, everything else I got for $25 or less...

Examples:
-The Golden Girls - Every season I always get the week or the month it comes out, this Tuesday will be no different. I don't care if I have to pay SRP, the show is worth it.
-Mary Tyler Moore - This is a classic show that I've always enjoyed but never felt it was worth buying on DVD. Then I found it at Amazon for a steal at $14.99 per season, so I got the two available.
-Dynasty/Remington Steele - Both shows I also got on Amazon for $19.99 each, and I plan on getting the later seasons for that price as well.
-Doogie Howser - Got it for $21.44, but it's still just $1.44 over the usual 20.
-Coupling - I've gotten the first two seasons for $13 and $15 respectively, got the 4th season for free, and got the third season at a discount, so each one I got for less than $20.

Boxsets I don't count, because quite simply, it's a discounted sum for the collection of movies with a free piece of housing cardboard, so I divide the price per DVD.

Examples:

- Garbo: The Signature Collection has an SRP of $99.95, but I got it at Amazon for $74.94. There are 9 DVD sets (10 discs altogether as one's a 2-disc set), so essentially I only paid $8.33 per set. The DVDs themselves have an SRP of $19.95, and the 2-disc set SRP's for $39.95. Also, there's a bonus disc only available in that set, so technically it'd be 8 movies divided by $74.94, which rounds to $9.37. So if I bought the movies individually, I'd have to pay more than half of what I paid for the boxset.

Escapay