Originally Posted by BuckNaked2k (Post 10485632)

I think they are correct here.

Originally Posted by BuckNaked2k (Post 10485632)

I think they are correct here. If you are talking about a $30 title, the sale price is $15, which would negate use of the $5 coupon. If you were talking about a $40 title (like a Blu-ray), then you would have a case. (Some folks have met with the $19.99 vs. $20 argument, which is total BS.)

Originally Posted by doctorthodt (Post 10485655)

.....yes, and as the fine print states, the selling price is the price before any discounts or taxes are applied. Essentially "selling price" = MSRP, therefore the coupon is valid on ANY DVD/Blu-Ray with an MSRP of $20 or above.

Originally Posted by doctorthodt (Post 10485655)

.....yes, and as the fine print states, the selling price is the price before any discounts or taxes are applied. Essentially "selling price" = MSRP, therefore the coupon is valid on ANY DVD/Blu-Ray with an MSRP of $20 or above.

Originally Posted by toldawg128 (Post 10485693)

But you didn't enlarge the words "at the cash register". What it rings up at the register is the selling price.

Originally Posted by Trevor (Post 10485722)

Looking at my receipts the original $39.99 or $29.99 price is always printed, then the various discounts are shown.

I can almost see your argument, but to me, it's pretty clear that the coupon should work on even $24.99 Criterions. Once, and if you bought a membership during that period.

Originally Posted by jrsl76 (Post 10484044)

I guess a better explanation is in order:

The Darjeeling Limited (enjoyed theatrical viewing, but least favorite Anderson, haven't watched it since I picked it up)
Bigger than Life (Excellent, but want to rewatch it to firm my feeling)
A Christmas Tale (Haven't seen it)
Close Up (Haven't seen it)
Gomorrah (Different than expected, but very good)
The Leopard (Stately film, good acting, beautiful technique - didn't love it, want to pick up the Blu and give another chance)
The Night of the Hunter (Excellent film)
Revanche (Still need to watch my Blu)
The Thin Red Line (Excellent, been a while since I saw it)
Antichrist (Just bought, need to view)
Black Narcissus (Arguably one of P&Ps best films and I haven't seen anything bad by them)
Black Orpheus (I liked it, didn't love it when I first saw it. Want to see again)
By Brakhage (Only seen a few of these. The fact that a lot of them have no sound puts me off a bit.)
Che (Still need to view my Blu)
Crumb (Just re-watched. Excellent)
Days of Heaven (Stunning film. Loved it less when I recently re-watched it, but it's still great)
Everlasting Moments (Haven't seen, but I keep hearing how great it is.)
Hunger (Very powerful, but don't know that I loved it.)
Paris, Texas (Heard about this for years. When I finally saw it earlier this year, I was blown away. One of the best films in the collection.)
Red Desert (Still need to view my Blu)
The Red Shoes (P&P again. Great film)
Ride with the Devil (Enjoyed more than others when I originally saw it. Need to view my Blu still)
The Secret of the Grain (Like I said before, I was surprised at how much I really loved this. Very humanist.)
The Summer Hours (Haven't seen)
Walkabout (Excellent film, but it's been a few years, so I need to watch my Blu I picked up last sale. Jenny Agutter is never a bad thing.)
Wings of Desire (Still need to watch my blu)

Originally Posted by BuckNaked2k (Post 10485703)

Don't confuse MSRP with "current B&N price".

"Current B&N price" is the price at the register for any schlep walking in off the street, (no membership, no coupon), on that given day. So during the sale, the current B&N price on a $40 title is $20, and the current B&N price on a $30 title is $15.

The $5 coupon can only be used on an item "with a minimum B&N selling price of $20 or more".

Originally Posted by SomethingMore (Post 10485817)

Has anyone had any issues with not having a physical membership card?

I just signed up for the free membership on Monday, but I don't have a card. Do they just take your name/number or do they just need the card number? Do they verify your address...? Just curious what kind of resistance, if any, I'll run into without a physical membership card...

Originally Posted by SomethingMore (Post 10485817)

Has anyone had any issues with not having a physical membership card?

I just signed up for the free membership on Monday, but I don't have a card. Do they just take your name/number or do they just need the card number? Do they verify your address...? Just curious what kind of resistance, if any, I'll run into without a physical membership card...

Originally Posted by Spunkymonkey (Post 10485968)

Any opinions on what would be a better blind buy?

Red Desert
Secret of the grain
Walkabout
Black Narcissus
Days of heaven
Bigger than life

Kind of leaning towards Red Desert or Secret of the Grain. Anyone care to touch on how rewatchable these films are?

Also thinking about Walkabout but I didn't enjoy Roeg's 'The Man Who Fell to Earth'. It was a little bit too weird for me, especially later into the movie.

Originally Posted by Quake1028 (Post 10486093)

I want to pick up 3 more titles and then I'm done. I'm thinking:

Kagemusha
Vivre sa Vie
Walkabout

Thoughts? For reference I own Seven Samurai, Seventh Seal, M, Breathless, The Red Shoes, Black Narcissus, Darjeeling Limited, The Thin Red Line, Paths of Glory, Charade and The Magician.