Amazon: Grab Bag Sale: 97 DVDs up to 78% Off
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.htm...cId=1000266671
Maybe someone would see something interesting... |
Wow. What a collection of titles.
I stopped skimming when I saw the Nick and Jessica Variety Hour. |
Too bad those $19.99 TWILIGHT ZONE collections aren't the most recent... :(
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Wow. No wonder it's 78% off. I'm surpried they aren't offering these free with any purchase to unload those horrid titles.
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I looked through them all. Saw nothing.
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Originally Posted by mcfly
(Post 8886904)
Wow. No wonder it's 78% off. I'm surpried they aren't offering these free with any purchase to unload those horrid titles.
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I can honestly say that I don't recognize about 78% of those titles.
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Yeah. I was thinking I'd find something in here....is Pee-Wee the best they've got to offer? THis is even worse than the Amazon Warehouse sale offerings.
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So are those Twilight Zone sets crummy or something? $20 for 9 discs seems good for someone who can't afford the larger set.
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I've ordered them all.
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What a dreary list of unwanted DVDs - except for <b><i>THE WELL</i></b>, a terrific low-budget gem (1951) that explores race relations and mob mentality in a small town.
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Originally Posted by marty888
(Post 8887153)
What a dreary list of unwanted DVDs - except for <b><i>THE WELL</i></b>, a terrific low-budget gem (1951) that explores race relations and mob mentality in a small town.
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At first I was going to say that Day of the Dolphin (Directed by Mike Nichols, starring George C. Scott) and the original Assault on Precinct 13 SE (early John Carpenter) are in there. But the first in apparently a non-anamorphic title and neither are a deal (DD has both for 50 center more shipped).
-beebs |
Yeah the original Assault is a good film but it's not much of a killer deal here.
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I'd bet if Amazon didn't give away the titles and called it 'bag of crap', people would be making several orders of the stuff.
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Last year my family decided for the annual Hanukkah party (one-half of my yearly holiday reapings :D) to exchange gifts through a White Elephant game. If you're not familiar with it, remember that episode of The Office with the Yankee Swap? Same damn thing, but not funny like that was.
Well, I'd fully expect one of these atrocities on clearance to show up in a movie basket with some popcorn, Mike and Ikes, and a copy of The Love Guru bought for $8 on Black Friday. Preferably one of the Ron White DVD's or the Nick and Jessica "variety hour". The only thing even worth picking up IMO is The Pee-wee Herman Show. |
Originally Posted by beebs
(Post 8887243)
At first I was going to say that Day of the Dolphin (Directed by Mike Nichols, starring George C. Scott) and the original Assault on Precinct 13 SE (early John Carpenter) are in there. But the first in apparently a non-anamorphic title and neither are a deal (DD has both for 50 center more shipped).
-beebs |
Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
(Post 8887394)
Last year my family decided for the annual Hanukkah party (one-half of my yearly holiday reapings :D) to exchange gifts through a White Elephant game. If you're not familiar with it, remember that episode of The Office with the Yankee Swap? Same damn thing, but not funny like that was.
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
(Post 8887426)
The more expensive Home Vision edition of Day of the Dolphin is anamorphic, but I'm not sure about the version that's on sale, since Amazon has a frustrating habit of including all reviews of the film, whether they refer to the edition in question or not. That being said, I believe Home Vision is distributed by Image, who put out the sale version, so it is possible that both are anamorphic.
http://images.dvdempire.com/gen/movies/768854bh.jpg |
Originally Posted by alfonsosoriano
(Post 8887095)
So are those Twilight Zone sets crummy or something? $20 for 9 discs seems good for someone who can't afford the larger set.
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Ah alright, I gotcha. Thanks for that information.
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Wow. They got Beetle Uncensored. That is a must have!
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That DAY OF THE DOLPHIN is worth that low price!
Great looking dvd and George Scott gives a wonderful performance. |
The Twilight Zone collections are a damned good deal for people not caring about the few extras that the remastered version contains. The fact that these are not organized into season sets is no big deal, since this wasn't a serialized show. Even the occasional DD sale doesn't bring the price of the season sets close to what it would cost to get all 5 volumes in this sale.
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