A.I. Artificial Intelligence for $10.95. I think this is a new low.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004FECNIO/

It is indeed.

I saw A.I. for $9.99 in-store at Wal-Mart.

Before and After $5.57

Mr. Wrong $5.58

Flight of the Phoenix $5.68

Away We Go $6.62

The Amateurs $7.28

Brüno $7.34

Greenberg $7.37

Forbidden Planet $7.47
Next $7.47
Reindeer Games (The Director's Cut) $7.47

Tremors $7.73

Fistful of Dollars (1964) $7.83

The Duchess $9.45

The Dilemma $9.47

Chaplin (15th Anniversary Edition) $11.26

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Movie-Only Edition + UltraViolet Digital Copy) $12.99

My Bloody Valentine 3D [Blu-ray 3D] $14.58

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Blu-ray/DVD Combo + UltraViolet Digital Copy) $14.99
In Time [Blu-ray + DVD + Digital copy] $14.99
This Means War $14.99
Project X (Blu-ray/DVD Combo + UltraViolet Digital Copy) $14.99
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (Blu-ray/DVD Combo + UltraViolet Digital Copy) $14.99
Jeff, Who Lives at Home $14.99
A Thousand Words $14.99

The Twilight Zone: The Complete Series is now $179.99

This is the Gold Box Deal of the Day.

$36 a season sounds pretty good, if you don't already own the set. MBV is tempting for the 3D, but I doubt I'd watch it more than once or twice.

I'm hesitating on the Twilight Zone set. It's a good price but I can't help to wonder if I could have better down the road.

Same here. Not a bad price a month after release, but I would hope it gets cheaper.

I went by my Wal-Mart last night, and, as usual, couldn't find jack crap. Fortunately, Amazon has dropped their price to $9.96 to match walmart.com, so I jumped on it today.

When Lizard posts prices, I sometimes make price notes of ones that interest me to use as fillers since I don't have Prime and have to wait until I have $25 worth. Unfortunately with the way Amazon literally jacks around with prices daily (usually in an upward direction unless I already own or don't want it), this strategy doesn't work well because by the time I'm ready to place an order my filler items are all $1-$3 more expensive, and I can't bring myself to pay the higher prices. Maybe that's why I only place maybe 1 small order at Amazon per month. I understand that prices change, but Amazon's prices are beyond hyper volatile. To get the prices here you have to jump instantly which I can't do w/o Prime. Supposedly I'll be able to get Prime around BF since they have a waiting period between trials (18 months, I think). Sometimes I think every time someone looks at an Amazon product page, their software registers interest in it and jacks the price up a little later each time.

The most expensive BD season sets I ever bought was the Lost series at about $22 each. I guess I'm weird that $36 per season of Twilight Zone seems expensive. I got the DVD sets for $18-ish from Deep Discount long ago (back when I did business with them). Those will have to suffice for me.

Prime is not expensive at all if you go in with a few people. I only pay $16 a year, which is totally worth it to not have to worry about "filler" items and all of this other crap that makes some people go insane.

The price changes lately have been ridiculous. I simply can't sort through that many tiny changes to try to find ones that are significant drops. It is beyond tedious.

Like many others here I put items of interest in my "Saved for Later" list on the shopping cart page and check it each day for price changes. Now every day I have a blizzard of changes. It is clear that Amazon automated their price adjustment algorithm; I sure would like to know how and why it works the way it does. I can't be the only person who is finding it a lot harder to spot bargains at Amazon and, therefore, ordering less from them!

I presume that someone at Amazon sees orders going up from regular customers or something, as opposed to the serious bargain shoppers here.

National Parks Exploration Series: The Black Hills and the Badlands - Gateway to the West $3.95

National Parks Exploration Series: The Everglades - A Subtropical Paradise $4.21

One Missed Call $5.49

Under Siege $6.02

Semi-Pro $6.59

Away We Go $6.62

Tremors $6.95
The Marine 2 $6.95

Eastern Promises $7.21

Austin Powers in Goldmember $7.03

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me $7.31

28 Days Later $8.19
Eagle Eye $8.19

Life as We Know It $8.43

Pleasantville $8.72

Franklyn $8.60

Final Fantasy - The Spirits Within $8.87

The Mechanic $9.83

A.I. Artificial Intelligence $9.96

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Tremors' transfer is a typical Universal DNR-fest, but for $6.95 I'm tempted.

I have season 1 on Blu. Would like to order it but then I would have e extra one.

Sell the extra one on Amazon then - you should be able to get $40 for it.

Is it even worth buying this for a 4:3 black and white series?

I would think a Dvd for much less money would provide the same viewing experience based on the source material.

It would be like buying Clerks on BD. I just do not see the point of spending the money.

It all depends on what can be done with the source material. To me, a B&W movie can look just as good as a color one on blu-ray. If the reviews are to be trusted, Twilight's video quality is amongst the best B&W blu-ray out there.

Umm, it would not be like buying Clerks on BD. You should probably read up a little on what the Twilight Zone was shot on, as well as other 4:3 black and white films.

Good Lord, yes. Seriously, those are some of the absolute most gorgeous Blu-ray discs on the market, period.

Comparing a lovingly restored 35mm television series (well, aside from those 6 shot on video eps) to a gritty, fiercely independent, 16mm production is pushing you in a very wrong direction.

I (and everyone else) can enthusiastically vouch for the transfers on the Twilight Zone episodes - it's as if you're watching restored short films, not episodes of a television show.

Lizard, what you do is cool and I appreciate it. I don't expect you to keep track of tiny changes or list everything. Just posting a handful of titles is good enough and gives me some ideas. There's just no way I could search Amazon daily or weekly for price drops. My post was just commenting on Amazon's beyond-normal price volatility lately. In the past, prices changed but not almost daily, and typically prices drifted downwards rather than up-down-up-down by a couple dollars. So my filler item strategy isn't working well lately, and as a result I haven't bought much from Amazon. I seriously wonder if Amazon now factors in how many people view a page in deciding if the price should tick upwards. No proof of it... just a gut feeling as stuff I look at and don't buy tends to go back up in price. Amazon is the closest thing to the Nasdaq that's not a market exchange... we should their pricing system AmazonDAQ.

Shagrath, unfortunately I don't have anyone else to split a Prime membership with, and if I did everything would have to be shipped to one person's home making the logistics a bit difficult. Fortunately I'm not in much of a movie buying mood lately, so I'm OK not spending much. Actually about the only things I've ordered from Amazon in the last couple months are a slew of Disney animated BD preorders.

I'm hoping that I'll get a Prime trial in time for BF as my 18 month waiting period is supposed to be up mid November.

I don't understand why everything would have to be shipped to one person's home. You can have up to 5 "family members" on the plan at different addresses. My "uncle" lives in Oregon, and he's the one who paid for the account. I just paypal'd him $16, and he added me on there.

The People Vs. Larry Flynt is now $7.99 (matching Bestbuy.com).