Which Les Miserables are people finding? Hugh Jackman/Anne Hathaway, or Liam Neeson/Uma Thurman? I found some DVD's over the weekend, but not most of the titles listed here. I picked up Treasure Island (Elijah Wood) and Plenty (for my Mom, who loves Meryl Streep). I'd love to score 3rd Rock or Astro Boy...

It's the 2000 French miniseries with Gérard Depardieu and John Malkovich.

http://www.amazon.com/Miserables-Joh.../dp/B00ATK02WM

Saw most of the titles listed, only bought these:

South of Heaven, West of Hell - Dwight Yoakam, Vince Vaughn
Masked and Anonymous - Bob Dylan, Jessica Lange
Three Stooges boxed 3 dvd set (Sony) - two shorts compilation and Around the World in a Daze

I hit a different store and picked up a few more:

America's Dream
Anything Else
Everybody Wants to be Italian
The Fat Boy Chronicles
Imaginary Heroes
Kickin' It Old Skool
The Kingmaker
The Man from Elysian Fields
Moby Dick (2011)
Neverland
Plenty
Pursued
Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles
Secrets of the Mountain (w/CD soundtrack)
Suburban Madness
Tae Bo Get Celebrity Fit

I didn't even look for these until Monday (they were put out Friday), but got most of what I wanted besides the Astroy Boy complete series and 3rd Rock S1 (I assume this was the Mill Creek release). Did see Astro Boy Volume 1 at a location today. Might try some more stores, but don't really know if I want to drive much more for these.

The store I went to on Monday had more titles today. I think the last time they had DVDs they did the same thing, putting out more stock a day or two later. I'm not sure if they're trying to make the DVDs last all week, if stuff gets lost in the stockroom or if there's another reason. For some reason, they put some on the item of the week table and the rest were in the electronics aisle. Not sure why as everything could easily fit on the table. If everything was on the item of the week table, it would sell out a lot quicker. They still have copies of Gentlemen Broncos and some dance DVD from the last wave of DVDs, plus a few copies of that Robert Pattinson that have probably been there for over a year. Anyway, I couldn't help myself and picked up a few more DVDs.

Assassins' Code
Benji: Off the Leash!/Benji's Very Own Christmas Story
The Brothers Bloom
Longford
Monsuno Volume 1
Subject Two
Sugar
Tae Bo Strength & Power
Treasure Island (2012)

The one by my house had a big sign, "deal of the week dvd's & blu-ray's".

No blu's left; the only dvd worth mentioning is Woody Allen's excellent Anything Else.

Damn you Dollar Tree- just as I was buying fewer DVDs, you suck me back in. Restrained myself all things considered, but still got a number of crap titles that looked too interesting to pass up for a buck. Got all 5 Astro Boys, disappointed that it's a newer series rather than the original but still had to have it.

No one has reported any blu-rays. It's probably the default sign they use now.

I saw several copies of Space Warriors on Blu here in NJ.

I managed to find the five Astro Boys and a couple others, but my local stores were picked pretty clean by the time I got there.

Ran into my local store for other things, and discovered a table of DVDs at the front of the store under an "Item of the Week" sign. Strange in that the sign outside had something else as an item of the week. Anyway, there was a lot of empty space in the display, so this may be considered leftovers. I still picked up quite a few that had some positive reviews ($1 seems to be my DVD price point):

2 Days in Paris
Animal Kingdom
Boynton Beach Club
Breakfast on Pluto
The Cake Eaters
Cold Souls
Elegy
Harry Brown
Noel/Smile (Holiday Double Feature)
Reign Over Me (a single fullscreen copy)
Snowmen
A Wedding for Bella


There were also your usual exercise DVDs and a few random titles I remember seeing that I passed on:

2001: A Space Travesty
I Am
Jesse

Thanks for the info Cardsfan111.

I'll give my store a look.

I checked one store and they didn't have them yet. Maybe it's meant for next week's Item of the Week? Or maybe that store was just slow displaying them, idk.

Same.

I found a few dvds on the item of the week table like Cardsfan111 did. Here's what I picked up:

2 Days in Paris
The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Treasure
The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3: the Trouble with Koopas
Bobby Z
The Chameleon
Cybergeddon
The Final Season
Harry Brown
Java Heat
The Jeff Corwin Experience season 1
Justin and the Knights of Valor
The Lady
Louder than Words
Lullaby
the Method T'ai Chi
Quick Fix: Cardio Hip Hop workout/Total Cardio Kick (2 pack)
Reign Over Me (Widescreen)
Spirit of the Forest
Sounder/A Dog of Flanders
the Super Mario Bros Super Show: King Koopa Katastrophe
the Super Mario Bros Super Show: Off the Map
the Super Mario Bros Super Show: Once Upon a Koopa
Terri
Under Heavy Fire
What Doesn't Kill You
The Yellow Handkerchief

I also saw:
Scooby Doo, Where Are You? volume 1
several different Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons
several different the Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That
Welcome to Mooseport

One of the more interesting things I passed on were several mini-dvds featuring a single episode of a TV show. I remember seeing something about these on TVshowsondvd, but I don't think I had ever seen them before. I saw the pilot episodes for ER and Gilmore Girls and one for the Jetsons. They seem like an interesting collector's item.

What is "The Jeff Corwin Experience season 1"; the case - two disc, single?

I usually buy titles for their cases, replacing those awful eco ones.

3 discs in a cardboard eco packaging.

I do the same thing--I'll watch 'em and if I don't see myself revisiting a film, I'll at least make use of the case.

Last night I finally got around to watching a $ Tree DVD I bought a year or so ago: "All the Way". Stars Dennis Hopper, Melanie Griffith, Portia de Rossi & the film was stolen by 2 Australian actors (it's an Australian film): Rose Byrne & Joel Edgerton. AKA "The Night We Called It a Day", it's a good (not great" film about Frank Sinatra's Australian tour. Definitely worth $1, & confirmed my negative opinion of Sinatra.

Thanks for the info Rexxriot.

I hit two more stores today and picked up:

The Best of the Super Mario Bros Super Show
Crazy
Home is Where the Heart Is
Peter and the Wolf (1995)
Reflections
South of Heaven, West of Hell
Super Mario World Koopa's Stone Age Quests
Robert Whitlow's the Trial
Welcome to Mooseport

Went to one DT and picked up:

Beyond Trophy
Bobby Z
Cat in the Hat: Breeze From The Trees
Cat in the Hat: Miles and Miles of Reptiles
Lullaby
Pink Cadillac
Reign Over Me -Widescreen {finally}
Sweetwater
What Doesn't Kill You

Back.

Wow, this feels like the rejects - the stuff that didn't sell the last time.

Did find some transparent cases.

And "How William Shatner Change The World", don't know if this is any good.

The only time I've ever come across a decent selection of Dollar Tree DVDs was when I would get there before resellers. Some employees have told me that people would come in and buy entire boxes of DVDs at once. Very rarely is anything left other than a few stray workout DVDs and kid's programming.