dx23

Several Sales that Amazon.com currently have:

Up to 50% Off Animated Favorites
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...cId=1000004431

Save 35% on Your Favorite British Classics
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...cId=1000004661

Up to 43% Off Classics and Documentaries
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...cId=1000009101

Up to 43% Off Art House DVDs
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...cId=1000009091


50% off The Three's Company Series DVDs
http://www.amazon.com/gp/series/90289

animatedude

all i have to say is MEH....amazon sales are gettin' boring day after day...

agitprop

Exactamondo! All online retailers have almost the same "sales" a few weeks apart and Amazon is almost always the most expensive. At least DDD has the occasional B1G1 free sale like their recent Anchor Bay box set one... but Amazon is constantly more expensive plus no free shipping.

BKenn01

You get free shipping on most items with a $25 purchase. The free shipping thing is definitley overated at DDD. Unless you buy a sale item, they are usually a few dollars higher to make up for the free shipping.

Ambassador

How the heck does Age of Innocence qualify as a "British" classic? The original novel was written by an American, it's set in New York City, and it was directed by Martin Scorsese!

Quatermass

It has Daniel Day-Lewis, does that qualify it?

RKnudson

I hope this is the right spot for it. I just picked up Welcome to the Dollhouse ($16.47) and Storytelling ($9.97) for a total of $26.44. Two real feel good about the world family fun favorites.

MovieExchange

As I've said before, it's because Amazon makes the sale *sound* pretty by saying "up to xx% off" but then you realize that the % is taken off MSRP.... which puts Amazon's prices at right about DDD level.

Except for new releases, that is. For the last 5 or 6 months Amazon has been kicking DDD's ass when it comes to prices of new items.

JohnSlider

I have nothing bad to say about Amazon sales after getting Wonderfalls for only $16