Code = 20OFFSALE
Ends 11/26/06
No Pre-orders
Free shipping on orders over $25

$99.95 Criterions = $51.97 after coupon
$79.95 Criterions = $41.57 after coupon
$59.95 Criterions = $31.17 after coupon
$49.95 Criterions = $25.98 after coupon
$39.95 Criterions = $20.77 after coupon
$29.95 Criterions = $15.57 after coupon

DVD Talk's Link To DVD Planet

Edit: Mark from DVD Planet reports that the coupon can be used multiple times per account "for now." Thanks Mark!

Update: Mark now says that the coupon code will likely stay active for multiple uses for the length of the sale (through 11/26). If he does convert it to single-use, he will let us know here in advance. Thanks again Mark!

the Criterions are all showing up as Pre-orders? That's pretty lousy.

EDIT: I figured out what I was doing. They have to be added one by one instead of all at once via the Criterion page.

So is that 20% on top of DVDPlanet's discount, wherein:

Fallen Idol $19.49 = $15.59
Spartacus $32.47 = $25.98

Or is it off the Retail Price?

This will be great for Criterions.

How many times can you use the code?

No wonder DDD extended their sale.

BOOOOOOO! They raised ALIAS $10.

Fuck, I just placed a big order last week!

"One use per customer." Not sure if that's per account, email address, credit card, or what.

Looks like this sale will require more planning than the DDD sale, where you can go back for seconds, thirds, etc. until you run out of codes or funds (whichever comes first).

Edit: Mark from DVD Planet reports that the coupon can be used multiple times per account "for now." Thanks Mark!

Hopefully this sale will also be at the B&M store in Huntington Beach. Instant gratification!

Seemed to work fine for me:

Catalog: HVD001680 (new)
Title: Pickup on South Street Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $15.57


Catalog: HVD001778 (new)
Title: Night and the City (1950) Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $20.77


Catalog: HVD001927 (new)
Title: Fallen Idol (1948) Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $15.59

Yep, the code is working earlier than their announcement indicated.

Well, hopefully this competition will result in an extension to 11/28 at one or the other.

It's strange because both sites are owned by the same company (Infinity Resources, Inc.). So they're really competing against themselves!

Woah yeah Naked Lunch criterion is only $20!

So did I. Will probably return the batch and re-buy using the discount. I live blocks away from their Rancho B&M store, so hopefully they'll take returns in-store.

I haven't purchased from these guys before - what's their policy on out of stock items, will the discount be honoured when it comes back into stock?

Cheers

Martin

Yes, same as DDD.

Some seriously great deals on Ryko discs(all prices reflect the 20% discount)-

Dead Waters Limited Edition $18.89(This is actually Dark Waters, but DVD Planet has it listed as Dead Waters)
Dust Devil $13.17
Maniac Cop $10.97
Tokyo Psycho $8.77.

Wow..I look forward to seeing what everyone is buying to make a list...

Catalog: HVD001907 (new)
Title: Six Moral Tales By Eric Rohmer (2006) Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $51.97


Catalog: HVCC1585DDVD (new)
Title: Francois Truffaut's - The Adventures Of Antoine Doinel Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $51.97


Catalog: HVD001878 (new)
Title: 3 Films by Louis Malle Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $41.57


Catalog: HVD001761 (new)
Title: Fanny and Alexander (5 DVD Special Edition/1983) Criterion Collection
Qty: 1
Price: $31.17




Total: $176.68


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Alias: The Complete Collection is available to order for $120 after the discount. Seems like a sweet deal to me.

From their site: "Coupon codes can only be used once per customer/family/address/e-mail address/account. Violation of this policy will result in the coupon being removed from your order.".

DVD planet also accepts Google checkout $10 off coupon, sadly they don't stack. But if your total are higher than $30 and less than $50, you would be better off with google checkout than the 20% off coupon.

Edit: My mistake. DVD planet accepts Google checkout, but without $10 off anymore. So forget what I said, no need using the Google checkout if it's not saving you money.

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