![]() |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by mr Articulate
(Post 10689310)
Hopefully the change is for fewer calories - who knew that the hot dog or Polish sausage had somewhere between 540 – 570 calories? http://addictedtocostco.com/2009/05/...l-information/
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
^^ Wow - didn't know. Bummer.
Just another example of the corporate sector doing anything/everything they can to screw the consumer and increase their profit margin. Sorry for the rant & the OT folks... |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
You can find all three seasons of the Twilight Zone on BR for $44.95, but call beforehand. The Hawthorne, CA store has them; the Culver City one does not.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by Classic Films
(Post 10688870)
My favorite Costco deal is gone. They replaced the Hebrew National Hot Dogs with Kirkland Hot Dogs. Still $1.50 including a soda but its no longer Hebrew National. I know this change was made already in many parts of the country but it just happened in New York and Las Vegas. Darn you Costco.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Saw both (Sony) Columbia Film Noir Classics collections @ $24.95 each today.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by TimJS
(Post 10695542)
Saw both (Sony) Columbia Film Noir Classics collections @ $24.95 each today.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by DirkBelig
(Post 10661718)
Noted The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.: The Complete Series for $14.99 tonight, which is less than HALF of what Amazon's charging at the moment.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by TimJS
(Post 10695542)
Saw both (Sony) Columbia Film Noir Classics collections @ $24.95 each today.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by JiM T
(Post 10702074)
Finally some good news for me on the Costco DVD front. Time to start saving up pennies.
I can dream, can't I? |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by Dr. Calamari
(Post 10703269)
Yeah, the pickings at Costco have been pretty slim for a long time. Almost nothing there for me since I found the Michael Powell double feature set last year...I keep hoping one day they'll have that Jack Elam boxed set I've been waiting for, but so far no luck.
I can dream, can't I? |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by JiM T
(Post 10704242)
I keep hoping they'll one day offer a good deal on the Sam Fuller and William Castle sets from Sony. Not holding my breath for that, but these Noir offer a little bit of hope.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by JiM T
(Post 10704242)
I keep hoping they'll one day offer a good deal on the Sam Fuller and William Castle sets from Sony. Not holding my breath for that, but these Noir offer a little bit of hope.
a few other items we can't live without so I'll see if any have made their way to Honolulu yet. Not holding my breath. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by JiM T
(Post 10704242)
I keep hoping they'll one day offer a good deal on the Sam Fuller and William Castle sets from Sony. Not holding my breath for that, but these Noir offer a little bit of hope.
a few other items we can't live without so I'll see if any of the Sony Noir sets have made their way to Honolulu yet. Not holding my breath, either. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by Dr. Calamari
(Post 10704534)
We're going to Costco today to pick up a 55-gallon drum of pickles and
a few other items we can't live without so I'll see if any of the Sony Noir sets have made their way to Honolulu yet. Not holding my breath, either. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by SteveA
(Post 10709871)
I just saw both of the Sony (Columbia) Film Noir sets in Portland, OR today. This was the first time I'd seen them.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Has anyone seen either the Sony/Columbia "William Castle" or "Samuel Fuller" Collections at Costco?
They do have the Blu-ray set of "Planet Earth/Life" for $39.99. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Picked up Yogi Bear(Hanna Barbera complete) for $11.99 and the Mentalist season 2 for $16.99.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by haroldS
(Post 10711647)
Has anyone seen either the Sony/Columbia "William Castle" or "Samuel Fuller" Collections at Costco?
They do have the Blu-ray set of "Planet Earth/Life" for $39.99. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by jwstl
(Post 10711745)
No, but both are on sale at Amazon as part of a Sony sale. The Castle is 36.49 and the Fuller is 39.99.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Well I was a bit disappointed to see the Sony/Columbia noir sets at mine for 24.99, only because I had picked them up already at Borders for 50% off (29.99) just the day before.
Anyone still see any Busby Berkeley (complete) box sets...I didn't pick them up when I saw it & now they're gone.... |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
I picked up the Fuller box set at Borders too (55% off), about 36 + tax.
|
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Some new Easter themed 2 packs - $8.99 I believe
The Greatest Story Ever Told/Passion of the Christ The Robe/The Bible and I believe 2 more sets. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Originally Posted by mr Articulate
(Post 10719917)
Some new Easter themed 2 packs - $8.99 I believe
The Greatest Story Ever Told/Passion of the Christ The Robe/The Bible and I believe 2 more sets. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
Not sure if this has already been mentioned but I saw seasons of Babylon 5 for 15.99 each. My Costco had seasons 1,3,4,5 but no copies of Season 2.
Still no luck finding the Film Noir sets. It looks like Amazon's 29.99 price will have to do. |
Re: General Costco DVD Thread
14.99
The Marx Bros. Silver Screen Collection Bob Hope: Thanks for the Memories Collection The Gregory Peck Film Collection James Stewart: The Western Collection 18.99 Charlie Chan Collection (TCM Spotlight) The Dirty Harry Collection Clint Eastwood Action Film Collection 12.99 V: The Complete Series North and South |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 08:33 AM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.