Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
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Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
New Releases:
Let Me In $24.99
Alice in Wonderland (Disney animated classic) $22.99
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 $22.99
(no BD price for Conviction, but the DVD is $17.99)
Catalog Titles:
Fight Club $12.99
X-Men Origins: Wolverine $12.99
Bram Stoker's Dracula $10
Hancock $10
That's it. Pretty Weak. Nothing from Target for me. All of the new releases are cheaper at Best Buy (all $19.99 before coupon).
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Let Me In $24.99
Alice in Wonderland (Disney animated classic) $22.99
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 $22.99
(no BD price for Conviction, but the DVD is $17.99)
Catalog Titles:
Fight Club $12.99
X-Men Origins: Wolverine $12.99
Bram Stoker's Dracula $10
Hancock $10
That's it. Pretty Weak. Nothing from Target for me. All of the new releases are cheaper at Best Buy (all $19.99 before coupon).
TLK
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
Originally Posted by Penny Costley
Keep your eye on the the Member Extra-Special Offers section on the Disney Movie Rewards website for coupon offers. ~Penny
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
Been meaning to get Fight Club for a while so I'll grab it while I can still get the slipcover.
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If Disney comes out with a >= $8 coupon for the Alice in Wonderland (1951) BD, I'll pick it up for $19.99 - $8. If that happens, I should be able to PM Target or Walmart to BB's $19.99 price and use the coupon with no problem. If Disney doesn't have a coupon, that'll be depressing and the start of a bad trend as I've been repurchasing almost every Disney animated BD which I already own on DVD because of the coupons. I won't pay more than $15 for a Disney animated BD, so the coupon makes all the difference.
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
If Disney comes out with a >= $8 coupon for the Alice in Wonderland (1951) BD, I'll pick it up for $19.99 - $8. If that happens, I should be able to PM Target or Walmart to BB's $19.99 price and use the coupon with no problem. If Disney doesn't have a coupon, that'll be depressing and the start of a bad trend as I've been repurchasing almost every Disney animated BD which I already own on DVD because of the coupons. I won't pay more than $15 for a Disney animated BD, so the coupon makes all the difference.
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
If Disney comes out with a >= $8 coupon for the Alice in Wonderland (1951) BD, I'll pick it up for $19.99 - $8. If that happens, I should be able to PM Target or Walmart to BB's $19.99 price and use the coupon with no problem. If Disney doesn't have a coupon, that'll be depressing and the start of a bad trend as I've been repurchasing almost every Disney animated BD which I already own on DVD because of the coupons. I won't pay more than $15 for a Disney animated BD, so the coupon makes all the difference.
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
And I wouldn't even try to do this at BB given that most of the time in prior years when I tried to use a mfg. coupon on something that's on sale they deny me using the can't combine offers excuse since they consider their sale price an offer. Every time they did that I told them I'll just go to Target and get the same deal, they said fine, and every time I did just that to the point I decided why not just skip the wasted BB step entirely? (This was back when I was regularly driving past a BB and it was not a special trip to try. Right now I don't regularly drive anywhere near a BB.)
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 is a new release and got a $10 coupon, posted like a full month before the release date. Of course, even with the coupon most people won't buy it... Strangely, they have now released yet another, different, $10 coupon for it.
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
lol, I am pretty sure that my average for Disney new releases last year was way below $11 (and that's probably true for many others here as well).
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
Originally Posted by rkhobbit
Just received Disney mailer for the following deal:
$ 1.00 for 5 Disney Blu-Rays (20 cents each)
(optional) $11.95 for Bonus Blu-Ray #1 (goes toward the final agreement)
(optional) $ 8.95 for Bonus Blu-Ray #2 (does not count toward agreement)
$21.90 Total for 7 Disney Blu Rays (includes shipping)
I must purchase 3 Blu Rays within the next 24 months. But since I ordered the Bonus #1 DVD, all I need to purchase is 2 Blu Rays within the next 24 months. Future Blu rays will be charged out at $29.95 each ($3.95 S/H charge each).
Essentially 9 Disney Blu-Rays for $89.70 ($9.96 per Blu Ray)
Just received Disney mailer for the following deal:
$ 1.00 for 5 Disney Blu-Rays (20 cents each)
(optional) $11.95 for Bonus Blu-Ray #1 (goes toward the final agreement)
(optional) $ 8.95 for Bonus Blu-Ray #2 (does not count toward agreement)
$21.90 Total for 7 Disney Blu Rays (includes shipping)
I must purchase 3 Blu Rays within the next 24 months. But since I ordered the Bonus #1 DVD, all I need to purchase is 2 Blu Rays within the next 24 months. Future Blu rays will be charged out at $29.95 each ($3.95 S/H charge each).
Essentially 9 Disney Blu-Rays for $89.70 ($9.96 per Blu Ray)
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
I was a member years ago, when they had the first wave of Disney Treasures...
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
I dunno about others, but I'd be hard pressed to find 7 titles I need when I enroll. That's why I never joined again. A $9.96 average is only good if you are buying titles you were planning on buying anyway, but if you have to select a few titles you don't really want, then it isn't worth it...
I was a member years ago, when they had the first wave of Disney Treasures...
I was a member years ago, when they had the first wave of Disney Treasures...
Disney has lots of great movies (and many live action ones) that I'd gladly open my wallet for, but they refuse to release most of them and when Disney does release them they tend to give them DVD-5 pan & scan treatments with mono sound, no extras, and they want $10-$20 for them (i.e. Treasure of Matecumbe, Blackbeard's Ghost or Rascal to name a few). So even though I like those cornball Disney movies, I'm not paying even $5 for pan & scan slop-jobs. Do a proper treatment of each of those films (widescreen, DD5.1 remix + original soundtrack, some extras, high bitrate DVD-9) and then I'd gladly pay $10 each... and there must be 100+ old Disney movies (before The Black Hole and The Last Flight of Noah's Ark which were the turning point when their live action films became crappy IMHO) that fall into that category. So I find it extremely difficult to find anything to buy from Disney except animated classics and a handful of well done live action BDs and with these coupons I get them on release day for probably about the same as I'd get in the DMC. I'm a big time Walt Disney fan (the man himself) and have seen just about all of their old stuff until the studio went off track and became just another Hollyweird machine (with the exception of some animated features and such).
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Re: Target Media Prices (January 30 - February 5, 2011)
Disney Movie Rewards will offer a $10 off coupon for Alice if you have one of the following UPC codes from a Blu-ray , DVD or VHS version:
Any animated Alice in Wonderland
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
Beauty & the Beast Diamond Edition
Fantasia/Fantasia 2000 Diamond Edition
The Boys: Sherman Brothers Story
Walt & El Grupo
Be advised: The coupon is not live yet, but should be in a few days.
Any animated Alice in Wonderland
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
Beauty & the Beast Diamond Edition
Fantasia/Fantasia 2000 Diamond Edition
The Boys: Sherman Brothers Story
Walt & El Grupo
Be advised: The coupon is not live yet, but should be in a few days.