I believe this sucker is usually $20-25. It's the one w/the 3D-moving type lenticular cover of him dancing.

Anyway, I got a call from Mrs. Pusser yesterday and she said a clearance end cap had 15 copies at $5 each so she brought one home for me yesterday.

She said all of them looked like the UPC code on the outer cardboard box had been cut but I believe it was cut that way at the factory.

Don't forget, YMMV.

Target DVDs seem to be YMMV, but I got Jimminy Glick and Dazed and Confused for sub $4 a couple weeks ago. You just have to keep an eye out.

I was able to find the Leave It To Beaver Season 2 for 9.99, so hopefully these show up soon. I'd buy it for $5.

No crap. I have never been able to get any of these clearance deals at my Target.

Yea, clearance DVDs don;t happen at my store. At least I never see any. And I opretty much just shop clearance. Full price items don;t exist in my shopping cart. They had a BOAT LOAD of clearance items at my store, but alas ,no dvds.

I found the 2-disc SE of Grand Prix at my local Target for $3.76. Not sure how they select which titles get put in the clearance section.

I've never seen DVDs at Target with a red clearence tag.

I've never seen any either. Are they in the regular DVD section or is there a special area of the store where they put all clearance merchandise?

My Target didn't have this but they had Waynes World 2, Man on the Moon, and Batman (60s) the movie on clearance for $1.46 each. they also had Bamboozled for $4.99.

They were in the DVD area on an end cap marked clearance. The shelf also had cds, books and computer software.

Today they still had six copies.

They are really not clearance. I saw a few "Firewall" dvd's a few days after my post about us never clearancing DVD's. They are dvds that don't scan a number so we can't even send them back (these don't happen very often). The "Firewall"'s were around the 3.76 price.

No sign of this at the three area Target stores I've hit this past week.

Target in Salem had the endcap with some of that stuff on clearance, but no dvds.

Madison, Wisconsin east side Target had one copy of X-Files:Fight the Future for $1.36 (I bought it), one of Hot Shots for $1.36, Jerry Lewis's The Nutty Professor for $1.36, two copies of the recent HBO miniseries Elizabeth I for $6.26 (I bought one), one Little House on the Prairie Season 8 for $8.99 (I think, but its not there since another customer grabbed it when I was in the store), and The Adventures of Superman with George Reeves Season 2/3 for $8.99 (I think). Back endcap, near the DVD wall with clearance software and books. This Target is in the middle of being re-modeled, which might be a factor in the clearance. All of these had the weird clearance stickers on them that I think of as the 'damaged/distressed' item clearance, not the regular red sticker.

That's the kind of sticker on the Napoleon Dynamite. It also says "as is".