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Gizmo 12-27-10 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ltrain (Post 10562368)
Oh, really? How do you know for sure? Not doubting your knowledge or anything, just curious. Isn't the show doing well on NBC?

Because Universal only has two shows on Blu-ray (out of maybe 15-20 they produce) that are still on the air - The Office and House. Battlestar Galactica (catalog) and Heroes were they other two. There is very little interest of TV on Blu-ray, and these family shows rank even lower. Considering the poor ratings, you're lucky a DVD set was even made. If Season 2 is it's last, you might not even get that on DVD. Universal has far more other shows that would sell better on Blu-ray (30 Rock, Parks and Rec etc) over Parenthood.

Sweet Baby James 12-27-10 09:25 PM

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Heroes Season 1 & 2 for $34.99


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...pf_rd_i=507846

Anubis2005X 12-27-10 10:40 PM

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In for Jason and the Argonauts, Dark Crystal, and Crouching Tiger for $8 each. These deals are crazy...

davidh777 12-28-10 12:46 AM

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I didn't pull the trigger on Jason and the Argonauts or Close Encounters before so I'm in now. Dracula too. Also tempted by that cheap Heroes, The Professional, and some others.

Anono 12-28-10 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Sweet Baby James (Post 10562514)

YES! Thank you! Awesome deal!:)

Timber 12-28-10 09:04 AM

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Ordered Fargo and Leon, as well as a few other things around 7pm last night. This morning LaserShip is knocking on my door at 8am. 13 hour turnaround on a order. That has to be a record for me.

Superdaddy 12-28-10 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Timber (Post 10562922)
Ordered Fargo and Leon, as well as a few other things around 7pm last night. This morning LaserShip is knocking on my door at 8am. 13 hour turnaround on a order. That has to be a record for me.

Amazing service. Are you in an area affected by the snow?

I am. I ordered some stuff earlier this week that shipped out last night...and is already listed as out for delivery to me today. And these items came from warehouses that are also in snow-impacted areas. I'm certainly not going to hold them to the Prime delivery estimates this week considering that some areas have a couple of feet of snow on the ground, but it looks like they may hold up anyway.

No company is perfect, of course, but I can say that very few online retailers can match the service I've gotten from amazon. And when I have had a problem, I've gotten a solution within 24 hours every time.

Enjoy your movies!

lizard 12-28-10 10:15 AM

Previous lists:
12-27-10, 12-26-10, 12-25-10, 12-24-10, 12-23-10, 12-22-10, 12-21-10, 12-20-10, 12-19-10, 12-18-10, 12-17-10, 12-16-10, 12-15-10, 12-14-10
[Prices may have changed since titles were posted. Or not.]

Today's New Lows and Old Lows:

Mega Piranha $3.99
2012: Supernova $3.99

The Colt $6.99

The Love Guru (Two-Disc Special Edition) $8.49
Without a Paddle $8.49

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete $8.99
Escape from New York (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging) $8.99

The Last Rites Of Ransom Pride $11.99

The Fifth Element / Gattaca $12.49

Screwballs $13.99

A Mighty Heart $14.49

Con Air $14.99

Piranha (Roger Corman's Cult Classics) $17.99

Alpha & Omega (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy) $20.99
Despicable Me (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy) $20.99

Fantasia / Fantasia 2000 (Four-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo) $24.99

Resident Evil: Afterlife [Blu-ray 3D] $26.99

Sherlock: Season One $27.99

Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series $33.99

Amazon.com Exclusive: Heroes Blu-ray Franchise Collection (Season 1 | Season 2) $34.99

ctyankee 12-28-10 10:28 AM

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Sherlock? Three TV episodes (six hours) for $27.99? Next year that will be in the single digits or gathering dust.

bhauge 12-28-10 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ctyankee (Post 10563060)
Sherlock? Three TV episodes (six hours) for $27.99? Next year that will be in the single digits or gathering dust.

That's what I'm hoping :) Also I think the price hasn't dropped below $27.99 on Amazon since it came out. Not sure why it was listed as a price drop.

PhantomStranger 12-28-10 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ctyankee (Post 10563060)
Sherlock? Three TV episodes (six hours) for $27.99? Next year that will be in the single digits or gathering dust.

Warner only distributes it, the program is licensed from the BBC. Warner almost never drops the pricing on licensed programs, BBC or otherwise, for home media items. Do not expect much of a price drop, if any.

jwstl 12-28-10 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by PhantomStranger (Post 10563365)
Warner only distributes it, the program is licensed from the BBC. Warner almost never drops the pricing on licensed programs, BBC or otherwise, for home media items. Do not expect much of a price drop, if any.

And those " 3 TV episodes" are feature film length at 90 minutes each so getting 3 films for 27.99 isn't as bad as some make it sound. Having said that, you could have purchased it for much less during the recent BBC sale at B&N. It was 50% off and there were coupons available to drop it further.

lizard 12-28-10 01:57 PM

Sci-Fi fans might be interested in this new low:

The Fifth Element / Gattaca $12.49

That's $6.25 each, assuming one likes and wants both.

ctyankee 12-28-10 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jwstl (Post 10563406)
And those " 3 TV episodes" are feature film length at 90 minutes each so getting 3 films for 27.99 isn't as bad as some make it sound. Having said that, you could have purchased it for much less during the recent BBC sale at B&N. It was 50% off and there were coupons available to drop it further.

Well, since you quoted me, the only thing I got wrong was I gave the three TV episodes credit for being 6 hours in total. I stand corrected, the three TV episodes are only approximately 4.5 hours in total for 27.99. But please let's not get cute with lingo about "feature film length" -- they are TV episodes so they are TV movie length if we have to do marketing speak. Those TV episodes are fine for what they are, but feature films they are not so let's not try to kid people.

davidh777 12-28-10 02:18 PM

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BBC series tend to run high too--e.g., the new Doctor Who

jwstl 12-28-10 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ctyankee (Post 10563491)
Well, since you quoted me, the only thing I got wrong was I gave the three TV episodes credit for being 6 hours in total. I stand corrected, the three TV episodes are only approximately 4.5 hours in total for 27.99. But please let's not get cute with lingo about "feature film length" -- they are TV episodes so they are TV movie length if we have to do marketing speak. Those TV episodes are fine for what they are, but feature films they are not so let's not try to kid people.

American TV Movies have commercials; these do not. As such, they are more like feature films than TV films. So there.

Larry C. 12-28-10 02:37 PM

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[QUOTE=ltrain;10562441]
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Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC (Post 10562415)
OH...oh..we here on DVDtalk...KNOW......
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Ha ha! I should've known better than to question Gizmo. :) .

Gizmo is a hack ;)

If I were you I would question him often.

NoirFan 12-28-10 02:44 PM

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I'm in for Escape at that price, even if they didn't port over any of the extras.

ctyankee 12-28-10 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by davidh777 (Post 10563502)
BBC series tend to run high too--e.g., the new Doctor Who

Agreed. But, a bunch of us took advantage of the recent BBC 50 percent off sale at B&N (while yawning at the Sherlock set ;) - so with my membership discount and coupon got it for thirty-something. My son is home from college so we are working are way through the set. I will say the new cast is terrific and the stories are quite interesting so far. Overpriced? Yes, but just the discussions alone about the shows has been worth it.

ctyankee 12-28-10 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jwstl (Post 10563511)
American TV Movies have commercials; these do not. As such, they are more like feature films than TV films. So there.

No one brought up American TV except for you. This is Brit TV on the BBC and they call them and named them episodes. Deal.

kenbenobi 12-28-10 03:04 PM

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I know this is slightly OT, but when people contact Amazon about prices they see elsewhere that they would like Amazon to lower their price to match, how do they do it? Do they use Contact Us and select General Inquiry, or is there an area meant for submissions such as this? I'd like to submit a few, but I've never known if there is a proper way to go about it...

ctyankee 12-28-10 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by kenbenobi (Post 10563584)
I know this is slightly OT, but when people contact Amazon about prices they see elsewhere that they would like Amazon to lower their price to match, how do they do it? Do they use Contact Us and select General Inquiry, or is there an area meant for submissions such as this? I'd like to submit a few, but I've never known if there is a proper way to go about it...

Easy. Go to the specific listing on Amazon and at the bottom of the section labeled Product Details there is a link for "Tell Us about a lower price."

Lecithin 12-28-10 04:15 PM

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The Man With The Golden Gun is down to $11.49.

(License to Kill BLU is also $11.49)

bse 12-28-10 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Lecithin (Post 10563729)
The Man With The Golden Gun is down to $11.49.

(License to Kill BLU is also $11.49)

the bulk of the Bond blu's have been on sale this week, I should really pick some up, but I don't know when I could get to them.

I'm in the middle of moving, so I am having everything sent to a family members house, and I have bought so much these last 2 weeks, they call me everyday saying UPS dropped off more packages, I feel bad (no i don't)

melih69 12-28-10 07:19 PM

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I know it is nothing to do with deals but I just wanted to stop by and say thank you Amazon for still running sales and also honoring them.


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