I haven't seen any DVDs on the second group. From the first list, I'm sure I've seen them all except for thurnderball I'm not sure about that one. Maybe I did.

wow! hope i can find thundercats vol.2

Lumivision has done at least 2 really high quality collector's dvd's:

1. A Felix The Cat silents collection called Felix!
&
2. I haven't seen the recent version as a bonus on the re-release, but at least up until then, LV's edition of the silent The Lost World was by far the highest quality & the only one from the Eastman Restoration (though shorter then the Image).

Sounds like Warner is really dumping there classic dvd's.

Today's trip got me:

Blood Alley
The Big Street
The Big Stampede
Cabin in the Sky
Miracle in the Rain
The Naked Spur
Sweet Bird of Youth

I'd like to find Kissin' Cousins.

Woo hoo!

Philadelphia, PA has a restock of the Bond flicks, including Never Say Never Again and Casino Royale (1967). Some of the Bond DVDs (The Living Daylights and For Your Eyes Only) were the one-disk remasters.

Also had some anime DVDs and some PC games that were new (Mount & Blade, Empire Earth Gold, Gothic 3 SE, Europa Universalis III Complete).

Bought Duel, Educating Rita, and When We Were Kings WS/FS.

Found three copies of the WS/FS Sweet and Lowdown in the large shipper at the good Big Lots in my area. One was smashed, so I bought one for me and one for my friend.

I also bought a stack of Bonds. I wouldn't have, but they all had the booklets (I could tell by the weight and shaking them), so I left with Dr. No, You Only Live Twice, The Man With the Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, Octopussy, License to Kill, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough. Would have gotten Moonraker and On Her Majesty's Secret Service, but I was out of cash, so tomorrow I'll probably grab those. Also saw The Living Daylights, but it was the new version and it didn't mesh with the other nine, and For Your Eyes Only didn't have the booklet (I could tell it was an Eco Box -- even worse!).

I also snagged Smiley Face and the comedy Casino Royale.

My wallet bemoans the idea of non-slashed Warners. There are already plenty I'd have purchased if they didn't slash the barcodes, so if they stop, I'm headin' towards broketown even faster than I already am.

Found and picked up these tonight for $6 each:

Scooby Doo Where are You: Season Three
Wait Till Your Father Gets Home: Season One
Thundercats: Season One V.1
Animaniacs V. 1

And for $3 each:
A WS/FS flipper copy of Sweet and Lowdown (SCORE!)
The Daytrippers
The Return
Devil in the Flesh 1+2 Double Feature
Beautiful Creatures
Reality Bites
Everything is Illuminated
The Philadelphia Story: 2 Disc
Sour Grapes (Not in a snapper case! Awesome. I am finally able to replace that snapper out of my collection now.)
Logan's Run
King Kong: 2 Disc
The Right Stuff: 2 Disc
Cabaret (with slipcover)
Palmetto

Lucky you to score a Blu-ray for $6! Congrats! Some of this shipment has shown up at by BL. Animaniacs, Thundercats, Fox Western/Bond display, and more WB restock... but no Blu-rays .

Sounds like you might've had the advantage of WB screwing up and sending the wrong format in to BL.

This was the same blu-ray that was $6 new on the Amazon marketplace for awhile.

All this WB catalog stuff means I have to search the couch cushions. Once again BL puts the hurt on my wallet.

i couldnt find you only live twice,but i checked out a few more BL and found it.i couldnt find the ones you were wondering about though.maybe these are all the bonds BL has.

That's exactly what I bought yesterday. Unfortunately I'm not finding the box sets others are seeing. Tons of Bond, though...

Well, I found it. Today:

Kissin' Cousins
Graffiti Bridge
East Side, West Side

I didn't buy it, but I also saw the 2 disc special edition of King Kong (1933), which is an awesome deal.

Checked my closest Big Lots and didn't see any of this new stuff. When I walk into a Big Lots and head towards the DVD display, I always have an extra bit of anxiety when I see several other folks crowded around it. Anyone else experience this?

Me too, and often find myself eyeballing any DVDs they may have in their hands/carts to make sure that they didn't beat me to whatever it may be that I am looking for.

I rarely worry about crowds, since 90% of the people by absolute dreck. A few weeks back there was a husband and wife, convinced "Operation Wolverine" with Dolph Lundgren was the same movie as "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"

Store #1 told me they got nothing, Store #2 (where my contacts aren't as good) doesn't know.

Used to, in regards to other people possibly picking up the good stuff. Very quickly came to the realization that most people buy absolute crap. If the good stuff is still there, I've had no problems picking it up. And if it wasn't there, it was never because it was in someone's hands who were there.

Instead I now dread the problem of getting other people to pick what they want and then move along. Never seems to fail if there is a group of people by the DVD display at Big Lots, they're not cherry picking the best, they're just hovering over the rack like buzzards waiting for something to die. Going down each row reading and re-reading the DVD back label descriptions, so that by the time they've finished one row you've already scanned the rest of the entire DVD display. Usually I just hit some other area of the store and hope they're gone by the time I get back.

Then there is the rarer, but far more annoying species, those that ignore every other section of the display *except* for the one you're at (whichever one it is at the moment - or changes to). And then they repeatedly reach past you, move in front of you, and practically hang around close enough to be able to rate your deodorant. Never seems to fail this seems to happen most at Big Lots stores that have the wire rack displays. We all know the ones - with shelf space too low to see the title bars, packed too dense to just flip through them, packed too deep to get to the back without pulling the entire front stack out first (made near impossible by the wire), and generally requiring time consuming dedication to go through (usually for little reward). Nothing puts the crimp in that already frustrating and awkward task like some obese middle aged lady one week past laundry day thinking the copy of '8 Mile' directly in front of you out of the 15 scattered through the display is the one with the sneak peak excerpt from Rowling's next book written on the back label.

Last time I went a guy was buying half a cart full, maybe closer to a full cart. I didn't look too closely, but he almost had to be buying multiples for reselling.

Wait a second, are you telling me they aren't??? I thought Dolph was the Punisher and Wolverine! Man, I shouldn't have bought that movie...

I thought that was Antonio Sabato, not Dolph Lundgren in Operation: Wolverine?

Anyone willing to pick up Thundercats 1 & 2 for me? I have an extra Smallville S.7 Blu-Ray to trade if interested.

Today I got:

The Best of The New Scooby-Doo Movies boxset - $6
Scooby-Doo! 5 Original Animated Movies boxset - $6
Pinky and the Brain Vol. 1 - $6

The Right Stuff 2-Disc SE - $3

Didn't find any of the Warner cartoon dvd collections or Wonder Woman set, but I did end up getting:

The Right Stuff (2-disc)
Casablanca
Kissin' Cousins

For me it never fails when I start looking at the DVDs at Big Lots, all of a sudden theres a bunch of interest in them. There could be no one there and they all appear and start looking at everything. And most times they never buy anything. I've actually seen multiple people stack up some DVDs, and then just dump them all back onto the shelf or display and take off.