Those interested in the Batman Films check out the wbshop they have them for $5 and change if you are a insider. They are $7.50 otherwise.

http://www.wbshop.com/$7.50-Blu-ray-...efault,sc.html

You might be surprised at how little you would need to retire if you can adapt to a thrifty lifestyle and keep expectations in check. I retired at age 45 so I could be young enough to enjoy it. Since then I've done massive amounts of volunteer work to keep productive and engaged (but still have time to visit DVD Talk to keep up with my home theater hobby).

I was about to post something similar. I'm early 40s, and think of anything under 65 as young and vibrant. When I'm mid 60s, I'll up that to 80.

And awesome job on being retired already Lizard! I'm a poor planner and will be working to at least 70, and hopefully still appreciating your awesome posts.

Signs- $9.99
King Arthur (Director's Cut)- $9.99
The Sixth Sense- $9.99
Hidalgo- $9.99

This film was a must have for me cuz of the ticket to see Inception. Movie paid for itself and Inception...score.

Nice, thanks for posting.

Salvage $6.99

The Quick and the Dead $9.99


Most of the price drops today are a reprise of titles listed in recent days, such as Bruce Almighty, The Salem Witch Trials, Amusement, Basic Instinct, and The Monster Squad. The prices aren't any lower. I'll be interested to see if there are any notable deals next week, beyond the already posted lightning deals.

I'm retired, I have been since 1993, 1996, and 2001. I am 46, I went back to work because I was bugged to come back and do this or that. Right now all I do is take care of my daughter that has Autism, and Cook (again to just do something, and in print). Ok the Cooking is to piss of my ex-wife. To this date she is the only person not to like what I have made.

FYI, Quicken (Main Programmer), Website, internet, and Ricoh SRND (I wrote the software that sends pictures from your cell phone (RDC-i700 was the grandfather).

I started working when I was 12 in 1976 (food), I watched my family work their life away. I said I would retired before I was 30. Why everyone was dating and doing things. I was working and going to school (I have 8 Degrees). I started selling comics at age 13. Working in the field at a young age I used to be a cleaner (Think listening or bugs).

I run my places and my top place I only open on Fri and Sat.

It can be done, if you work at it. I can tell you from my side. People that are older then I am are always pissoff at me. They are still working and I am not. I really do not tell many people, I am still a PI so I just tell them this is what I do (I do, we hunt only woman that own child support to fathers only, for free).

I just did not wish to be in my 60s and then have fun. Where is the fun in that. If I want I just go and fly somewhere, as long as my daughter does not have school. I do not over spend on anything. I am a cheap SOB. Hell I open a pizza place so I did not have to pay full price for pizza (there is more to it but, I did work at a Domino's so I could buy one)

Almost definitely should be if it is anything like last year. This is posted on the BF webpage which almost certainly makes it look like it will be. This mentioned as being in addition to the already posted lightning deals.

"For all-week special savings of up to 70%, shop our Black Friday Store starting November 22."

Harry Potter Years 1-6 Giftset $49.99

I'd get it if it wasn't for the fact that there will likely be a complete giftset out in 2 years

Lizard, I agree with you. Retire as early as you can and enjoy life! I retired at 53, six years ago, and hope to draw retirement as least as long as I worked -- 33 years. I then did part-time consultant work for five years, but I'm now fully retired.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid - $12.99
She's Out of My League - $12.99
Get Him to the Greek - $14.99
MacGruber - $14.99

^ looks like amazon is trying to catch a couple buyers before they drop those even more next week

Yeah, this is always a tricky time of year. Any other time and I would jump on these, but Amazon will more than likely be lowering at least two of those titles. I guess I'll hold off.

If Amazon decides to match the $10 price for "Get Him To The Greek," I'll bite.

Man, I am hoping for good prices on Iron Man 2 and Scott Pilgrim! Though Get Him to the Greek and MacGruber down to 7.99 or lower would be instant buys for me.

Looks like someone flipped the switch prematurely on the price drops; they are back up to high prices.

Ditto. That's the one I'm waiting for...

Those are matching Sunday's Best Buy prices. Will probably be that price Sunday or Monday. Hopefully they PM Walmart's prices on these Friday.

how is Iron Man not $10 by this point? Hell... 1 and 2 should be 10 by this point. Ridiculous.

Agreed, I just listed that box set price as a point of information; I don't really understand why anyone would want an incomplete box set.

I haven't been buying any of the ultimate editions of the Harry Potter movies either, because I assume that there will be some mega box set coming out eventually. In the interim, when I can pick up the individual releases for $10 or less I'll continue to do that.


I saw the HP7 part I movie yesterday and enjoyed it. But my favorite of the movies remains the fifth one (and it was my least favorite of the books).

The first one perhaps, but it seems unrealistic to expect a BD—of a recent high-profile movie—that's only been out for a few weeks, such as Iron Man 2, to be down to $10.

One reason that immediately comes to mind is because people want to watch the movies now and not in two years from now.

First Sunday $9.99


Not much new in the