Last of the Red Hot Lovers -- an early 70s Alan Arkin vehicle written by Neil Simon -- was one of the best $5.50 I ever spent. I had never heard of it, it rated poorly on IMDb, but it was funny as hell.

Exorcist III and Wallstreet

Falling Down
Exorcist III
Inventing the Abbots

I enjoyed Go.

The best for me are the Friends Best of sets...$22 for 20 good-looking episodes isn't bad at all.

So many to choose from!

Towering Inferno (about a year ago)
Airport (about a year ago)
Bugsy (long time ago)
Gremlins (about 5 months ago)
Wall Street (about 6 months ago)
Volunteers (about 2 months ago).

The "best" I would have to say is Towering Inferno. Gotta love 70s disaster!

I've found Rocky II and III (no IV...darn it!!).

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

Remember that the WM version is not the SE that is available for a few dollars more elsewhere. It is a bare-bones edition, but still worthe $5.50!

I love the old disaster flicks, my faves of the bin are Poseidon Adventure and Towering Inferno. Casualties of War and Wild Things are a couple more of the better titles from the bin that i've grabbed.

My favorite bin bargain so far has been Ford Fairlane.

-AC

Inventing the Abbots
Rambo 2
Kissing a Fool
Drop Zone

Some of the better ones:

Fatal Attraction CE
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell
Tigerland
Titan A.E.
Peggy Sue Got Married
Wall Street
Snake Eyes
The Truman Show
Airheads

I have to agree with Miyazaki. Pee Wees Big Adventure is the ultimate bargain DVD.

Suicide Kings. Audio commentary, deleted scenes, alternate endings, trailers and not to mention a great movie.

Throwing in votes for Tigerland and Falling Down.

I also got quite a few of the Nightmare On Elm St. movies a while back..

My favorites:

The Big Red One
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell
Return of the Pink Panther
Frogs

I've picked up quite a few that I'm happy with...like RETURN OF THE KING, THE NEVEREDNDING STORY & NEVERENDING STORY II, etc.

But I would buy a whole lot more if I didn't have to dig through a bin. If they would set them sideways (with only the title showing)on a shelf, I would imagine I would have bought at least 75% more than I have now.

I have found:

Mute Witness
Creepshow
DarkCity
Ford Fairlane
Wild Things
Strange Days


Lots of good dvd's there lately...Very pleased

I look for this one every time I pass the discount bin. My kids even know to look for it for me.. Still no luck...

I found The Out-of-Towners (original with Jack Lemmon) there even before the reported street date. Fun film.

Last month, I bought Ringo Lam's FULL CONTACT. Turns out it cost 9.99 but still worth it as it's OOP.

Bedazzled

My Walmarts must suck around here. I have found Wall Street, Creepshow and Rambo III which are great at $5.50.

Beyond Suspicion and Switchback are the best DVD's that I found in the bargain bin.

I was just as Wal-Mart last night and I couldn't pass the bargain bin without digging through it for a few minutes. I picked up THE PEACEMAKER and A LIFE LESS ORDINARY. Not wonderful films, but they entertain me.