Warner Archive sales
#576
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Re: Warner Archive sales
Good choice you made there Ken...bigtime fan of theirs myself as well.
#577
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
Ken, we probably crossed paths and didn't even know it! I too was at their booth at the end of Wondercon and they generously gave me all of the free DVD-Rs they had left, about 15 total, and even thanked me for taking them off their hands. They were great reps and I was very happy to talk to with them about the Archive and throw in some requests for upcoming titles. As much criticism as the program gets and I believe some of it is warranted, you can't deny that the folks who work in the Archive absolutely love movies.
#579
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
What & where is Wondercon?
#581
DVD Talk Gold Edition
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Richard, they were various titles from the 20's-80's, nothing major, but I was happy to get them for free.
WONDERCON is one of the biggest comic/sci-fi/entertainment conventions in the country. Run by SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, it's their second biggest show and is usually held in in San Francisco, but for the past couple of years has been in Anaheim, CA. It's a good show, more low key and less "Hollywood" than the San Diego event has become. Lots of deals to be had.
WONDERCON is one of the biggest comic/sci-fi/entertainment conventions in the country. Run by SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, it's their second biggest show and is usually held in in San Francisco, but for the past couple of years has been in Anaheim, CA. It's a good show, more low key and less "Hollywood" than the San Diego event has become. Lots of deals to be had.
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Re: Warner Archive sales
Richard, they were various titles from the 20's-80's, nothing major, but I was happy to get them for free.
WONDERCON is one of the biggest comic/sci-fi/entertainment conventions in the country. Run by SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, it's their second biggest show and is usually held in in San Francisco, but for the past couple of years has been in Anaheim, CA. It's a good show, more low key and less "Hollywood" than the San Diego event has become. Lots of deals to be had.
WONDERCON is one of the biggest comic/sci-fi/entertainment conventions in the country. Run by SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, it's their second biggest show and is usually held in in San Francisco, but for the past couple of years has been in Anaheim, CA. It's a good show, more low key and less "Hollywood" than the San Diego event has become. Lots of deals to be had.
#587
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
Are we EVER going to see a release of Shearer's Trial Of Mary Dugan? Grapevine has told me they can't do it because Turner owns the copyright; but TCM has only broadcast it ONCE (many years ago), & WAC refuses to release it (GRR!)
#588
Re: Warner Archive sales
I'm trying to get the Forbidden Hollywood collections from Volume 4 on up. What type of sales does this website usually have? Is my best bet only going to be something like 10% off or do they do better sales than that?
#589
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Re: Warner Archive sales
Found this on a TCM forum thread....
http://forums.tcm.com/thread.jspa?me...24300�
#590
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Re: Warner Archive sales
Not quite sure why Grapevine would say that, might have been true in the past, but TCM just licenses the films they show nowadays...
Found this on a TCM forum thread....
http://forums.tcm.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7824300�
Found this on a TCM forum thread....
http://forums.tcm.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7824300�
The one time TCM B-cast 1929 Dugan seems to be the ONLY version running around in collector's circles, & I've never seen a copy that wasn't several VHS generations removed from the original long ago broadcast.
#591
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
Anyone know if 4 & 5 are still factory pressed? I've really wanted to get them, but $'s have been very scarce.........
#592
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
For those who missed this, ImportCDs has many Archives DVDs for $9.89 each, with the current 10% discount and shipping, this works out to $10.39 each, not quite as good, but one doesn't have to buy five. Still better than WA's everyday prices.
#593
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Re: Warner Archive sales
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_v._Abend
#594
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: Warner Archive sales
Anyone know if 4 & 5 are still factory pressed? I've really wanted to get them, but $'s have been very scarce.........
#595
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Warner Archive sales
I think they usually run a 20-25% off on multi-disc sets about twice a year.
Yes, the Warner Archive (not WB Shop) site has a sub-tab for "replicated discs" under the movies tab, which will list everything that is pressed and still available. Sets 4-7 should all be pressed and still available.
Yes, the Warner Archive (not WB Shop) site has a sub-tab for "replicated discs" under the movies tab, which will list everything that is pressed and still available. Sets 4-7 should all be pressed and still available.
#596
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: Warner Archive sales
6 & 7 are relatively new. I ordered mine as soon as they were announced just in case, but I can't believe they would have exhausted all the pressed copies already.
#597
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Warner Archive sales
How does that work, though? If you order do they just send you the discs that are still pressed? There doesn't seem to be way to choose it upon checkout.
#598
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: Warner Archive sales
Ignore the "made to order" banner. If they've pressed something, they will exhaust that supply before they start to burn them. The only time you will get a burned set when a pressed one is still available is if you go thru Amazon, as I believe they have their own infrastructure up to handle the MOD releases.
As long as the title still shows availability under the replicated sub menu, you'll get a pressed version.
As long as the title still shows availability under the replicated sub menu, you'll get a pressed version.
#599
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Warner Archive sales
^^That's disappointing. There are tons of Archive titles I've wanted but have held off due to cost. Had I known there were pressed copies at first I'd probably have a full library at this point.
#600
Re: Warner Archive sales
Very few titles were pressed to start with.
http://shop.warnerarchive.com/catego...tSellersAscend
This link shows the list and there weren't that many to start with.
http://shop.warnerarchive.com/catego...tSellersAscend
This link shows the list and there weren't that many to start with.