rmw650

That Marx Brothers set is a terrific deal.

mr Articulate

Now if only they would restock the Bogart collection

Mickactual

^^ And the Taylor/Burton one.

dmkb

+ Elizabeth Taylor Signature Collection (snappers) 18.99
Also multiple boxes of Perry Mason all for 21.99
Season 1 vol. 1
Season 1 vol. 2
Season 2 vol. 1
Season 2 vol. 2

Pizza

Thanks for the heads up on the Marx Bros. box. Nice set! Picked that up today along with the Scream blu-rays.

EvlAsh

I was at Costco today and saw they had the following:

$9.99 ea.
Tom & Jerry Spotlight Collection: Volumes 1 - 3
Loony Tunes Spotlight Collection: Volumes 1 - 5

$14.99 ea.
Wonder Woman: Seasons 1 - 3

TerryW

Grabbed at the Burbank store for $19.99:

The Honeymooners - Classic 39 Episodes (5-disc set)

They also had the complete sets of Sanford & Son, News Radio and SOAP for $19.99 each.

Classic Films

$8.99 for some of the Fox 4 film classics

I saw these sets;

Black Widow / Call Northside 777 / Dangerous Crossing / Laura
The Blue Max / The Desert Fox / Immortal Sergeant / Sink the Bismarck
Fantastic Voyage / The Lost World / The Towering Inferno / Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

There could be others.

haroldS

I thought someone recently posted a comment that Deadwood was available at Costco for about $17. each season. If so, has anyone else seen them at an another wherehouse?

Russ_B66

They have them at my local Costco. They also have a number of Inspector Morse sets.

Classic Films

I saw the Deadwood sets mentioned above for $16.99 each.

Also:

TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Legends - Jean Harlow (Dinner at Eight / Libeled Lady / China Seas / Wife vs. Secretary) $9.99

TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Legends - Errol Flynn (The Adventures of Robin Hood / Captain Blood / The Sea Hawk / Adventures of Don Juan) $9.99

TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Legends - John Ford (She Wore a Yellow Ribbon / Three Godfathers / Cheyenne Autumn / Wagon Master) $9.99

TCM Greatest Classic Film Collection: Lassie (Lassie Come Home / Son of Lassie / Courage of Lassie / Hills of Home) $9.99

Dick Van Dyke Show Seasons 1-5 $19.99 each season

wmhgreen48

Puyallup WA has:
Wild Wild West: Seasons 1-4 $19.99 each
Thriller Complete Series $69.99

Mickactual

Thanks for the heads-up. I grabbed W.W.W. Seasons 3 & 4 in Edison NJ yesterday.
They had a few $14.99 western series box sets. Sorry I've forgotten most of them, but the one I do remember seeing was "The Guns of Will Sonnett". They also had the Dick Van Dyke's and "The Honeymooners".
EDIT:
I belatedly recall seasons of "The Virginian" and "Alias Smith & Jones" among the additional western TV box sets I saw.

Classic Films

Saw the Elia Kazan Box set for about $80.

Disc 1
A Letter to Elia (2010): Martin Scorsese directs and narrates this look at director Elia Kazan. From his triumphs with films such as On the Waterfront to his controversial naming of names during the McCarthy hearings, Kazan is shown in all his complexity.

Disc 2
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945): Based on Betty Smith’s novel, the film tells the story of a girl who strives for a better life, despite her family’s poverty, which is caused in part by her father’s alcoholism. Joan Blondell co-stars as free-spirited Aunt Sissy. James Dunn won an Oscar for his role as the girl’s father.

Disc 3
Boomerang! (1947): When a local priest is murdered, a nervous drifter is fingered as the murderer. He denies committing the crime, but it’s up to a prosecutor (Dana Andrews) who believes the man is innocent to convince the court. The film is based on a true story. The film was nominated for an Oscar.

Disc 4
Gentleman’s Agreement (1947): A journalist (Gregory Peck) poses as a Jew, and soon discovers what is to be a victim of religious intolerance. The film won three Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Director.

Disc 5
Pinky (1949): A light-skinned black woman (Jeanne Crain) who’s been passing for white at a northern nursing school returns to the South, where she’s asked to care for an ailing white woman (Ethel Barrymore), who wants nothing to do with her. Pinky must negotiate tricky racial politics in life and love. The film was nominated for three Academy Awards.

Disc 6
Panic in the Streets (1950): A public health worker (Richard Widmark) and a police captain (Paul Douglas) have only 48 hours to stop a pneumonic plague outbreak from spreading across New Orleans. Zero Mostel and Jack Palance co-star in the film, which won an Academy Award for Best Screenplay.

Discs 7 and 8
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951): Based on Tennessee Williams’ play, Vivien Leigh stars as Blanche DuBois, a fading Southern belle who’s not quite what she pretends to be. All is revealed when she comes to New Orleans to stay with her sister (Kim Hunter) and her volatile husband (Marlon Brando). Leigh, Hunter, and Karl Malden took home Oscars for their performances.

Disc 9
Viva Zapata! (1952): Marlon Brando stars as Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata who takes on corrupt president Porfirio Diaz, topples him, and then becomes disillusioned with his brother (Anthony Quinn) who takes Diaz’s place. John Steinbeck wrote the film’s screenplay and Quinn took home a Best Supporting Actor Oscar.

Disc 10
Man on a Tightrope (1953): Fredric March stars in this story of a Czechoslovakian circus troop whose members are drafted into the military when the communists take over. But as they near the Bavarian border, they decide to make a break to escape to the West.

Disc 11
On the Waterfront (1954): Marlon Brando stars in this controversial film about an ex-boxer turned longshoreman who decides to stand up to his corrupt union bosses. The film won eight Oscars, including Best Actor, Best Director, Best Picture, and Best Supporting Actress for Eva Marie Saint.

Discs 12 and 13
East of Eden (1955): Based on John Steinbeck’s novel, this film is a loose retelling of the Biblical Cain and Abel story. James Dean stars as Cal, who competes with his brother Aron (Richard Davalos) for the love of his father (Raymond Massey). Jo Van Fleet won an Oscar for her role as Cal’s opportunistic mother.

Disc 14
Baby Doll (1956): Based on Tennessee Williams’ play “27 Wagons Full of Cotton,” this film’s racy plot about a virgin bride (Carroll Baker) caught between her husband (Karl Malden) and his rival (Eli Wallach) provoked an outcry from the Catholic league. The film was nominated for four Oscars.

Disc 15
A Face in the Crowd (1957): Andy Griffith stars as Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes, a drunken drifter stumbles into fame and power on a new medium called television. But will he be unmasked as a fraud?

Disc 16
Wild River (1960): Montgomery Clift stars as a Tennessee Valley Authority administrator who must deal with the racial politics of hiring black workers. He also must evict and old woman (Jo Van Fleet) from her home, but then he falls in love with her daughter (Lee Remick).

Disc 17
Splendor in the Grass (1961): Warren Beatty made his film debut in this story of a girl (Natalie Wood) who love for a local boy and pressure to be a “good girl” from her parents drives her to madness. The film won an Oscar for Best Screenplay.

Disc 18
America, America (1963): This film is the loose adaptation of the real-life story of Elia Kazan’s uncle who grew up as part of the Greek minority in Turkey. He travels to Constantinople to escape persecution, but dreams of living in America. The film was nominated for four Oscars.

shadow007

HBO John Adams dvd for 16 dollars

RevKarl

Here's are few new ones I found this afternoon at the Eugene (OR) store (Amazon links for reference):

The Best of The Dean Martin Variety Show: Collector's Edition (6 DVDs) $30
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Dean-Mart.../dp/B004LWL0NE

The Official World Series Film Collection (20 DVDs) $45
http://www.amazon.com/Official-World.../dp/B002AS45SS

The San Francisco Giants 2010 World Series Collector's Edition (8 DVDs) $30
http://www.amazon.com/Francisco-Gian.../dp/B0042EJDDK

DiggityDawg

Here in KC, they're selling the '85 World Series box set. $28, I think it was.

Dr. Calamari

Our Costcos in Honolulu don't seem to carry much in the way of DVDs anymore, as Blu-ray discs are supplanting them. Also, I looked on Costco's website last night and they don't list any DVDs there, which to me is a bad omen.

Lt. Brannigan

Costco's website has always been a joke, in my opinion.

rmw650

That is a hell of a deal for the Dean Martin set 6-DVD collection. I'd love to have that but alas, no Costco membership to speak of. Amazon is charging 54 for it as I type this.

However, I've also heard from folks that these sets have been butchered and edited up bigtime so just giving you guys/gals a heads-up on these sets.

Dr. Calamari

Quite a penetrating insight, Lt. I guess they don't really depend on it for a significant portion of their revenue so it doesn't need to be anything special, which it isn't.

Swinger

I picked up "The Shield" complete series for $59.99 this weekend.

shadow007

Spotted these collections for 14 dollars:

Coen Brothers (Fargo,Miller's Crossing,Blood Simpile,Barton Fink, Rasing Arizona)

Martin Scorsese (New York,Raging Bull S.P.,Last Waltz,Boxcar Bethra)

Mickactual

Spotted all 5 seasons of "Stargate Atlantis" for $13.99 each (the new compact packaging).

jra166

Fox/MGM 7 Disc Collections 19.99 Each

John Wayne - The Ultimate Cowboy Collection
The Alamo, Horse Soldiers, Legend of the Lost, The Big Trail, North to Alaska, The Comancheros, The Undefeated
http://www.amazon.com/John-Wayne-Ult...9159798&sr=1-1

Cary Grant - The Gentleman's Collection
An Affair to Remember, The Bishop's Wife, Born to Be Bad, Kiss Them for Me, I Was a Male War Bride, People Will Talk, The Pride and the Passion
http://www.amazon.com/Cary-Grant-Gen...9160036&sr=8-1

Paul Newman - The All American Collection
What a Way To Go, The Towering Inferno, The Long Hot Summer, The Hustler, From the Terrace, Exodus, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Newman-Al...9160068&sr=1-1

Michael Douglas - The Definitive Collection
A Chorus Line, Don't Say Word, The Jewel of the Nile, Romancing the Stone, the Sentinel, Wall Street, The War of the Roses
http://www.amazon.com/Michael-Dougla...9160238&sr=1-5