$4.99 movies at Safeway (w/ card)
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$4.99 movies at Safeway (w/ card)
I don't usually shop at Safeway, so I don't know if this is new or not.
There were about a dozen or so titles, mostly ones that had been replaced by new editions....Spaceballs, Rain Man, West Side Story, Tomorrow Never Dies, and a few children's titles.
My local store (Baltimore) was also having a $10 off $50 promotion, so if you found 11 you liked, you could sweeten the deal.
There were about a dozen or so titles, mostly ones that had been replaced by new editions....Spaceballs, Rain Man, West Side Story, Tomorrow Never Dies, and a few children's titles.
My local store (Baltimore) was also having a $10 off $50 promotion, so if you found 11 you liked, you could sweeten the deal.
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I was just going to post this. Same thing at Von's (owned by Safeway). I picked Princess Bride SE. Also had... (from memory)
Great Escape (non SE)
Agent Cody Banks 2
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (non SE)
maybe some others.
Great Escape (non SE)
Agent Cody Banks 2
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (non SE)
maybe some others.
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I went by today to pick up tommarow never dies but all they had was fullscreen. But the other movies I saw were:
Princess Bride
Fargo
Agent Cody Banks
Cody Banks 2
The day after
The manchurin candidate - original -
007 Tommarow never die - full screen
out of time
west side story - single disc
its a mad mad world
the last waltz
chity chity bang bang
secret of nimph
battle of britian
Princess Bride
Fargo
Agent Cody Banks
Cody Banks 2
The day after
The manchurin candidate - original -
007 Tommarow never die - full screen
out of time
west side story - single disc
its a mad mad world
the last waltz
chity chity bang bang
secret of nimph
battle of britian
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
I thought Tomorrow Never Dies was always available in widescreen. The SE's were widescreen only. The barebones one had widescreen and fullscreens versions on it.
FWIW, it helps to check more than one Safeway, I saw one Safeway with a big display box near the front desk, but it contained only a few different titles and at another store I saw a huge selection that was put out on the regular product shelves.




