Nash, TN DVD Deals of the Day/Week

Buffy had the problem that is similar to what happened to Babylon 5. My Dad is the person who is the B5 fan in the family, so excuse me if this isn't exactly correct. J. Michael Straczynski had a 5 year story arc for B5. During the 4th year, Sci-Fi decided not to pick the show up for the next year. As a result Straczynski tried to wrap up his story line in 4 years. Then, TNT picked up B5 for a fifth season, but it was too late. The show staggered through a final season with no story to tell.

As Buffy went into its 5th year (**SPOILERS**), Sarah Michelle Gellar's contract was ending, as was the show's contract with WB. Joss Whedon had to write a story that gave a way to have Buffy leave the show. Now, if they had worked things out mid-season, the show might have ended differently, but as it was, with the show possibly over, Buffy died again at the end of the season to defeat Glory's plan.

So season 6 had to bring her back from the grave AND find some new sort of evil. Plus the show changed networks. At least you have Buffy, the Musical in season 6. The bigger problem they had was that they had opened things up to really explore Giles' past (as he killed Glory by killing Ben at the end of season 5), but Anthony Head took time off from the show. As a result, they really had nothing to focus on but Willow the witch.

In regards to buying season 6, I plan on going to Sam's Club. I think I've bought every season there. Price was $36.97 or so for season 5. Their price keeps going down slightly for each season.

On another note entirely, the reason that Sex and the City season 6 is split into parts is because the season itself was. Instead of being 18 consecutive weeks, the season ran as 12 weeks from June to September and then 8 weeks from January to February. Of course, season 4 did the same thing (except only 6 episodes in Jan/Feb, 18 total) and it was one release. But for the final set, you also have some longer episodes and might put the 2-part retrospective and who knows what else on it.

 

Wally World might be a few cents cheaper than Target on ROTK, but Target also gives you a box of Act II microwave popcorn Free w/ purchase (up to an 8 pack box) & $5 off a pack of AA 10 pack batteries. So, Its the BETTER VALUE.

BTW, did anybody see the report they had on this morning on Good Morning America about Vermont being under attack by Wal-mart? It was hilarious. They have a point in regards to the historic districts & also about the Mom & Pop stores being put out of business by these large department stores, but I think they are taking it a bit far. Working for a land development company, I at least know this, if the land is available for sale & for commercial zoning, than Wal-mart has every right to build a store. However, its also up to the city to grant or deny application for zoning. Wal-mart would also have to adhere to historic architectural standards, which they won't, so where's the issue? Anyway, its entertaining at least.

 

Wal-Mart Update for the week of 5/23/04:
LOTR: Return of the King: My WMT had this title for $14.25. While I didn't study it closely it appeared to have a free popcorn coupon just like Target. From what I've heared the battery offer, basically gives you a free pack of Duracells.
LOTR: Theater Version Trilogy: Only $55.88 at WMT.
Underworld (SE): At WMT for $16.88.
Saving Pvt. Ryan (60th Anniv.): A low-low $15.88. They do not have the WWII Collection 4-disc sets.
Buffy (Season 6): Hope the Collector hasn't broken the seal yet on this one, cause my WMT had it for $35.88.
Welcome to Mooseport: The film company must have stood their ground since WMT only had this marked down to $19.66.

That's all for now. Note: Prices were as posted at the Hickory Hollow WMT, your local WMT may charge a slightly different price. Never hurts to make an issue of it with the electronics manager.

 

Underworld (SE): At WMT for $16.88.

Note that this is the Special Edition (regular version) of Underworld this price at Wallyworld is referring to & not the Unrated Extended Cut 2 disc Edition that was just released. Unfortunately, I don't think anyone will be able to find this for less than $21.99 (Circuit City). Best Buy has it at $23.99 & Target at $24.99. Even Amazon.com has this listed at $24.46 ($0.54 away from qualifying for Free shipping).

 

That sucks Scott. I may be wrong, but I'm 95% sure that my WMT had the new unrated Director's Cut (I just put SE down to save time this morning) with the distinctive cover for the price I listed above. Didn't take the title to a scanner, so they may have just stocked out the wrong title. Wouldn't be the first time the electronics department stocked out the wrong item.

 

Well DVDMaster, I checked back with a local WalMart and they did indeed put Buffy 6 on sale..... at $45.88!!! WOW! Almost a whole dollar of their regular price. I dont know why the WalMarts around here doing their regular 1st week sale. Oh well.

 

That's odd that there's a $10 difference between Wal-Marts in the same region.

 

Everyplace I've seen Buffy down here was for $45.88+. I did notice when I bought season 3 or 4 that there was a $5-10 difference at Best Buy, Target, and Suncoast. Can't remember where I got it for the lowest price...

Suncoast had the SpED 'Underworld' for about what you all have quoted- around the $21 mark. 'Shrek' with the bonus 3-D DVD was only $16.99. Walmart may be close or the same- haven't been buy in a few weeks.

 

It appears that the Memorial Day prices are for the whole week. Standard abbreviations apply (CC=Circuit City, BB=Best Buy, & WMT=Wal-Mart). For the week of 5/30/04 to 6/05/04:
Monster: The film that added Oscar winer to Charlize Theron's resume is $15.99 at CC, BB & possibly Target.
My Baby's Daddy: The Afro version of 3 Men & a Baby is $15.99 at Target.
Spider-Man (Deluxe Edition): This 3-disc version of the original film is $15.99 at Target. Not sure if this is a BB exclusive, but BB's ad notes that the package includes Movie Cash for a free viewing of "Spider-Man 2," not sure if this is a BB thing only, but might be worth it at the slightly higher price of $19.99 (tickets are valued up to $12). A Spider-Man Superbit edition is also $19.99 at BB and includes the film ticket.
Spider-Man (The New Animated Series): 3 volumes of the series that was dropped by MTV comes out in 3 volumes (3 episodes per volume) for $9.99 each at CC. All of these episodes can be found on the 2-disc Season 1 set, but for those who don't want them all here are the 3 volumes:
1. The Mutant Menace 2. High-Voltage Villians 3. The Ultimate Face-Off.
Pitch Black (Unrated Director's Cut): CC, BB, and Target have the first film of the upcoming theater release for $17.99. BB & CC's ad also mentions Movie Cash for a free viewing of "The Chronicles of Riddick." By the by, one of the guests at MSC (Dragon) did the armor for Riddick and showed us some of his stuff and it was pretty kicking!
Euro Trip (Unrated): The teen sex romp is $17.99 at BB & CC. BB includes a free bonus disc that features interviews, casting tapes & behind-the-scenes footage.
Das Boot (Org. Uncut Version): The 2-disc with the orginial 5 hour version (current copies are only around 3.5 hours, which is enough) comes to shelves at an overpriced $29.99 at BB & CC. I may just rent this one. One of the few German language DVDs you can find in the US.
Dukes of Hazzard (Season 1): Catch the beginning of those Duke boys and their zany antics in a redneck/hick world gone horribly wrong in this 3-disc set for $29.99 at CC. If you're going to AdventureCon this weekend you might consider getting this title & having Daisy Duke her ownself autograph it in Knoxville.
Coupling (Season 3): The UK comedy is back in this 2-disc set for $29.99 at BB. This series is pretty good, but much better when it's free on BBCAmerica.
Sponge Bob Squarepants in Sponge Guard on Dury: The favorite of children & tokers everywhere is back for $12.99 at BB.
Summer School: The Marc Harmon summer film marks its DVD debut for $9.99 at BB.
WWE Hall of Fame 2004 Induction Ceremony: The full ceremony that took place the night before Wrestlemania XX is here on a 2-disc set for $17.99 at BB.
The Company: Yeah, I've never heard of it either. Stars Neve Campbell & Malcolm McDowell and is $15.99 at BB.
New Releases Everyone wants $19.99 for: Starship Troopers 2 & Catch That Kid.
BB's Memorial Day Sale: For $12.99 each: Finding Nemo, Pirates of the Caribbean, Monsters Inc. (CE).
The first 2 Harry Potter films is in a 2-pack for $19.99 for the lot.
CC's $9.99 Everything Must Go Sale: Ice Age, King of NY, X2 X-Men United, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, S.W.A.T., Terminator 3, Harry Potter 1, The Recruit, Tomb Raider 2, About A Boy, The General's Daughter, Matchstick Men, Friday After Next (infinifilm), Grease, As Good As It Gets, Rush Hour 2 (infinifilm), Uptown Girls (SE), A Beautiful Mind (Oscar winner version), Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Fight Club (1-disc), The Perfect Storm, Zoolander, Face/Off, Full Metal Jacket, Platoon (SE), Dirty Dancing (UE), & Poetic Justice.

Here's a selection of deals from BestBuy.com:
Memorial Day 10% off Documentaries, Box Sets & War Dramas, there are 3 subcategories to click on next to the flag.
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Sorry for the delay, it took me awhile to decomprese from AdCon and my newspaper was missing the Target & CC ads, so I stole my parents' copies last night. Deals for the week of 6/6/04 to 6/12/04:
Along Came Polly: The Ben Stiller/Jennifer Aniston flick is at your local Wal-Mart for $14.87. BB offers this title for $16.99, but includes an on-pack bonus DVD, "Get an inside look at this summer's hottest releases. Learn more about 'The Chronicles of Riddick,' go on the set of 'The Bourne Supremacy' and more."
Field of Dreams (Anniversary Edt.): The Kevin Costner movie about the bond between fathers and sons is out in time for Fathers' Day in a 2-disc set for $16.88 at WMT and includes a bonus DVD featuring World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen.
Mystic River: The winner of 2 Oscars is out in a 2-disc or 3-disc version. WMT has the 2-disc version for $15.88; or BB, CC & Target has it for $15.99. The 3-disc "Deluxe Edition" features the 2-disc version plus the CD soundtrack and is $29.99 at BB, CC and Target.
Ten years ago, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum-security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... the A-Team (Season 1): The classic action series of the 80's is back in a 4-disc set for $34.99 at CC. Sadly there are no extras.

Theorizing that one could time travel within his own lifetime, Doctor Sam Beckett led an elite group of scientists into the desert to develop a top secret project, known as QUANTUM LEAP. Pressured to prove his theories or lose funding, Doctor Beckett, prematurely stepped into the Project Accelerator and vanished. He awoke to find himself in the past, suffering from partial amnesia and facing a mirror image that was not his own. Fortunately, contact with his own time was made through brainwave transmissions, with Al, the Project Observer, who appeared in the form of a hologram that only Doctor Beckett could see and hear. Trapped in the past, Doctor Beckett finds himself leaping from life to life, putting things right, that once went wrong and hoping each time, that his next leap will be the leap home. Quantum Leap (Season 1): The complete series (long awaited by Catherine Talento and others) is out in a 3-disc set for $34.99 at CC.
M*A*S*H (Season 6): The 4077th welcomes Maj. Winchester to Korean medical front. The title is $29.99 everywhere, but top honors go to Amazon.com for offering the title for $27.99 + free shipping (plus I don't think they charge sales tax.
Reality Bites (10th Anniv. Edt.): The Wynona Ryder, Ben Stiller & Ethan Hawke film is $12.99 at CC & Target.
Merlin (SE): The TV movie is $14.44 at WMT or $14.99 at BB & CC.
Robocop Trilogy: The 3-disc set of all 3 films is $24.99 at CC.
SCTV Volume 1: Network 90: Catch the first season of the Canadian hit that made stars out of John Candy, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis, and countless others. The 5-disc set is $54.99 at CC.
Who's the Boss (Season 1): Discover who's the boss of the house while watching a very young Alyssa Milano on this 3-disc set for $29.99 at CC.
Just Shoot Me (Seasons 1&2): The show that made David Spade leave the warm embrace of SNL is out on a 4-disc set for $29.99 at Target & CC.
Tour of Duty (Season 1): The grity story of frontline soldiers in Vietnam is out in a 5-disc set, but is missing the famous theme song "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones as well as other background music that were major hits during the Vietnam era. The set can be had for $39.99 at BB or for $34.96 at Amazon.
PlayMakers (Complete Series): The ESPN series about football is out on a 3-disc set for $29.99 at CC & Target.
Nat. Geographic's "Taboo"

 

I picked up Field of Dreams at the DVDMaster's Wal-Mart on Tuesday (after a concert in the area). Despite the display, it rang up at $19.99 and I had to have them correct the price. Coincidentally, my brother visited the Field of Dreams on Tuesday.

I like the idea about a Father's Day gift. Maybe I'll just give my Dad the old VHS copy. I'm glad I waited for a better disk to come out (as I did with Rain Man).

I never seem to get the CC ads in my paper either.

 

Glenn: Glad you could get them to give you "Fields of Dreams" for the price they advertised.

Quick update for this week. Target has included more movies for $7.50 than they indicated in their ad. At the WBR store the 2 title I can remember is "Lock, Stock, and 2 Smoking Barrels" and "SNL: The Best of Will Ferrell" (an excellant deal).

 

Here's the deals for the week of 6/13/04 to 6/19/04:
The Simpsons (Season 4): The first family of Springfield are back (about time!) in a 4-disc set. While the BB ad doesn't list a price, BestBuy.com lists the set for a low $29.99. BB will also knock $10 off when you buy any 2 seasons of "The Simpsons," "Family Guy," or "Futurama." Further BB will include a Free Exclusive Fox TV Season Preview DVD with the purchase of any season of the shows listed above. "Watch behind-the-scenes footage & promotional trailers for these new shows coming soon to Fox: The Simple Life 2, The Casino, The Jury, and Method & Red." You can use this DVD to remember these shows long after they were cancealed mid-season.
50 First Dates: (WS & FS editions) Sandlers latest opus is $15.99 at Target (?) & CC. With this film CC will sell you "The Wedding Singer" for $4.99. BB has the title for $17.99, but they've got their traditional deals: Buy 2 for $20, or all 3 for $25; The films in this special are 50 First Dates, The Wedding Singer, & Mr. Deeds.
Spartan: The Val Kilmer film is $15.99 at Target and CC.
Black Hawk Down (Superbit): The superbit verion is $19.99 at BB.
Dark Fury: It's like the Animatrix for "The Chronicles of Riddick, and it's $9.99 at Target, BB and CC.
Curb Your Enthusiasm (Season 2): Larry David's HBO series is back for $29.99 at BB, Target, & CC on a 2-disc set. BB will knock $10 off if you buy the first season too.
The Man Show (Season 2): See girls jumping on trampolines and men behaving badly in theis 22-episode, 6-disc set for $34.99 at BB. Buy one of the 1st season's volumes and save $5.
Chappelle's Show (Season 1): (rerun) The complete run of Dave's show is on sale for $14.99 at CC this week.
Monk (Season 1): The Golden Globe winner is out on a 4-disc set for $34.99 at CC.
Nip/Tuck (Season 1): The FS series about plastic surgeons is on a 5-disc set for $34.99 at CC.
Touching the Void: A standard ice-climbing-group-that-has-an-accident film is $19.99 at CC.
90210 (Pilot Episode): The first show about 30-somethings in High School is $9.99 at BB.
BB's 3 for $20 Deal: Easy Rider, My Cousin Vinny, Grosse Pointe Blank, The Graduate (SE), Stripes, Clerks (animated), The Big Lebowski, Singers, Patton, The Natural, Predator 2, WaterBoy, Commando, Total Recall (SE), The Terminator, Behind Enemy Lines, Legends of the Fall, A River Runs Through It, Then Red Line, Heartbreak Ridge, A Few Good Men, Tora! Tora! Tora!, Donnie Darko, Die Another Day (SE), Once Upon A Time IN the West, Alamo, For a few Dollars More, Hang 'em Hight, A Fistful of Dollars, Young Guns, The Magnificent 7, Windtalkers (1-disc), and We Were Soldiers.
CC's 2 for $15 Deals: We Were Soldiers, Forrest Gump (2-disc), Out of Time (SE), Reservoir Dogs (10th Anniv.), Braveheart, The Italian Job, The Fugitive, The Scorpion King, Biker Boyz, Twister, Die Another Day, Any Given Sunday, Mission:Impossible 2, Tommy Boy, Water Boy, Kings of Comedy, Donnie Brasco (SE), Traffic, The Godfather, The Natural, The Hurricane.

That'll about do it for now, see you next week. I hope to have a WMT update later, but it's touch and go for now.

 

Quick update from Wal-Mart. See standard WMT disclaimers in early posts on this thread.

50 First Dates: $15.87
Teacher's Pet: Cartoon featuring Nathan Lane is $15.88.
Simpsons (Season 4): Only $27.88.
Dark Fury: A low, low $7.88.
Nip/Tuck (S1): $34.88
Monk (S1): $34.88

 

I didn't receive a Circuit City ad (again) in my Sunday ad, so CC's info will be from their website (caveat emptor). For the week of 6/20/04 to 6/26/04:
Bad Santa: The Billy Bob Thorton is out in 2 versions, Rated and the Unrated Badder Santa featuring the "naughty version you didn't see in theaters." Both versions are at Target (?), BB, & CC for $15.99. BB will also sell you the 1-disc version of Armageddon for $4.99 with purchase of Bad Santa. WMT will likely have it for less, but likely won't have the unrated version due to the PC nazis in the ordering department. (I'm a stockholder of Wal-Mart don't think I hate them, just hate their Big Brotherism in setting an example for other retail stores as to content).
Secret Window: The Johhny Depp thriller is $15.99 at CC.
Reno911! (Season 1): Catch-up with Lt. Dangle and his gang of misfits in this 2-disc set for $17.99 at BB. Extras included new footage and commentary from the cast.
Joe Schmo Show (Season 1): The Spike TV original series is out "uncensored" in a 3-disc set for $39.99 at Target & CC.
The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (SE): This unheard of sci-fi spoof/parody (as per CC) is $15.99 at BB.
Spider-Man Limited Collector's Edition: BB is basically giving away the boxed collector's set of the first film for a low $19.99. You get Spider-Man widescreen 2-disc DVD; Stan Lee's Mutants, Monsters & Marvels DVD; Collectible reprint of Amazing Fantasy #15, which introduced the Spider-Man character; Collectible senitype featuring a film cel from the movie personally selected by the director; Limited edition off-set lithograph reproduction by John Romita Sr. and John Romita Jr. (Spider-Man artists). Also, BB advertises a free exclusive spider-man comic book with purchase of a Sony Spider-Man CD, DVD or video game.

BB's "Music & Movies Go Together Hand In Hand": Several movies and their soundtracks are only $9.99 in celebration of tonight's "AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs" special at 7 PM on CBS.

That's all for now. See ya later! TK-3740

 

Quick update for Wal-Mart:
Bad Santa is available in both versions for $15.88
Rear Window is only $14.88

That's about all I can remember. Reno 911 was higher there, that was my primary interest for the week.

 

Regarding the price difference with Wal-Mart....
I've brought this to the attention of several of the store managers of different Wal-Marts around the Franklin, Nashville and Dickson areas. Everything from babyfood formula to FRS radios. They price according to regional supply and demand. This is understandable. BUT, they will not price match their own stores. As it was put to me by the Elmer Fudd-looking manager at the DICKson Wal-Mart, "If you see it at the _______ Wal-Mart and its cheaper than this store, buy it there". A real marketing genius. I'll take his advice.

 

... and if you have already bought something at the WalMart with a higher price. Buy it again at the lower price and return the 'new' item with the old reciept. This work Target to WalMart or Kmart to Target, etc.
I reserve this tactic for Big Bucks that is worth it. Like the $6 I saved on the Quantum Leap discs.

 

It also works if you find something on clearance in a really crappy box. I bought something on clearance at Target once for $18 in a beat-up box. Then I went to TRU and found the same thing for $80 in a nice new clean box. I bought the one at TRU and put it on my credit card, then took the crappy one back to TRU the next day with the $80 receipt, so I got a nice mint item for $18 instead of $80. It's called "the old switcheroo".

 

Well thanks to work demands, I missed last week's update so this post will be purely for archival purposes & will be light on the witty banter for specific releases. Stay tuned for the 4th of July edition of this thread. For the week of 6/27/04 to 7/03/04:
Cold Mountain: WMT has this for $14.87. BB wanted $15.99 and they'd give you "The Others" for only $5.
Babershop 2: WMT had this for $14.87. BB had 2 for $25 with "Friday" and this film.
The Perfect Score: WMT for $15.88
You Got Served (Take It To the Streets): WMT for $14.84. BB for $14.99.
You Got Served (SE): BB for $16.99.
Ron White: They Call Me "Tater Salad": WMT had this for $9.42, BB for $9.99.
Garfield as Himself: BB & Target for $9.99.
Land of the Lost (Season 1): The 3-disc set is $27.99 at BB.
Wonder Woman (Season 1): The bodacious Linda Carter 3-disc set is $29.94 at WMT or & 29.99 at CC.
Dawson's Creek (Season 3): The 4-disc set was $34.99 at CC & Target.
Spider-Man The '67 Collection: The 6-disc set was $47.99 at BB.
CSI: Miami (Season 1): the 7-disc set was $55.88 at WMT.
South Park (Season 4): The 4-disc set was $27.88 at WMT. It was $29.99 at BB and they had a deal of buy 2 seasons save $15 or buy all 4 seasons & save $50.
the Cheetah Girls: Only Target advertised this tennie-bopper movie for $14.99.
The English Patient (Collector's Series): Target had this for a low $15.99.

That about does it for last week's new releases, no need to mention the weekly specials on older titles. Sorry for not getting this report up in a timely manner. Stay tuned for the 4th of July Edition.

 

4th of July Edition
The following are for 7/04 and 7/05 ONLY:
CC's $6.99 Deals: Nat. Lampoon's Vacation, Blue Crush, Airplane, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Jaws (Anniv. CE), Point Break ("You mean the FBI's going to pay me to learn how to surf, Whoaaaaaaaaa!"), Cocktails, Grease (WS).

For the week of 7/04/04 to 7/10/04:
The Butterfly Effect: The infinifilm edition of the Kutcher sci-fi film is $15.99 at BB and Target. Target will knock $5 off if you also buy either "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" or "Freddy v. Jason."
Star Trek: Voyager (Season 3): The 26-episode collection is $99.99 at BB and includes a bonus disc (?7-disc total?).
Six Feet Under (Season 2): The 13-episode, 5-disc set is $69.99 at BB & CC. BB will knock off $30 when you also buy Season 1. CC knocks off only $20 for the same deal.
Don Knotts Relunctant Hero Pack: BB has for $15.99 a set that includes, "The Reluctant Astronaut," "The Love God?," "The Ghost & Mr. Chicken," & "The Shakiest Gen in the West."
Adventures of the Super Friends (Season 1): The animated adventures of Wonder Woman, Superman & Batman are in a 16-episode set for $23.99 at BB.
Batman, The Animated Series (Vol. 1): The 28-episode set if $34.99 at BB.
BB's 2 for $20: American Wedding (Unrated), WildThings (SE), S.W.A.T., Dick, Dave Shappelle Platinum Comedy Series, Super Troopers, Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Old School (Unrated), Braveheart, Intolerable Cruelty, Lost in Translation, Booty Call (Bootiest Edt.), Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back (CS).
Target $10 each: Forrest Gump, Snatch, Tears of the Sun, Glory (SE), Anger Management, Braveheart, CopLand, King of NY, The Running Man, Independence Day plus several others that aren't advertised in the circular.
CC's 2 for $12: Godzilla, How to Be a Player, Volcano, G.I. Jane, Paper Soldiers, The Last Castle, Martin Lawrence "You So Crazy," Medicine Man, The Story of Us, Forces of Nature, Black Mask, Big Easy, Cannonball Run, Frantic, Virus, Titan A.E.

That'll do it for this week. Not much in new releases, but tons of deals for the week. Bye for now!

 

This will be just a quick update for today. The full weekly update will be up today or tomorrow. Last night at Wal-Mart I discovered a motherload for SNL fans: All 9 of the "Best of..." Series from Saturday Night Live are at your local Wal-Mart for $8.88. At least this was true of the Antioch WMT.

Current Titles are the Best of: Chris Farley, Mike Myers, Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon, Eddie Murphy, Dana Carvey, Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Phil Hartman.

 

Time again for the newest update! See my previous post in regards to a new low price on the Best of SNL Series. For the week of 7/11/04 to 7/17/04:
Bourne Identity (Explosive Extended Edt.): Includes a free movie ticket for "The Bourne Supremacy," in theaters 7/23. Edt. includes: an all-new beginning & complete alternate ending, interviews with Matt Damon & Franka Potente, "Inside A Fight Scene" - join Matt Damon on the set as he and the film's choreographer map out the explsive US Embassy fight sequence. BB has this title for $17.99.
Agent Cody Banks 2 (SE): Frankie Muniz is back in this title for $15.99 at Target.
The Manchurian Candidate (SE): The original Sinatra film about a US soldier turned sleeper assasain by the Commies for an attempt on the President's life. BB has this title for a low $9.99.
Hercules, The Legendary Journeys (Season 4): The 22-episode set is $44.99 at BB and includes Exclusibe Bonus interviews w/cast & crew.
Justice League: Starcrossed The Movie: Superman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Hawk Girl star in this title for $12.99 at Circuit City.
Dragon Ball GT (The Lost Episodes): Never-before-seen episodes are out on disc for $16.99 at BB.
New Release today, that everyone wants $19.99 for:
.....Meg Ryan's boxing flick Against the Ropes.
.....DMX in Never Die Alone.
.....The Barbarian Invasions & The Dreamers in its original & uncut NC-17 version.
BB's 3 for $30 Deals: See here for a "Trio of Savings."
CC's $8.99 deals: Reservoir Dogs (SE), What Dreams May Come, SNL Best of Will Ferrell, Life, National Security, Which Way Is Up?, Players Club, Far & Away, Exit Wounds, and The Bone Collector.

That does it for this week. See y'all same time, next week.

 

This is silly of me to have forgotten, but this past Tuesday (7/13) marked the one year anniversary of this thread! Thanks for reading all of these posts!

 

For the week of 7/18/04 to 7/24/04:
Starsky & Hutch: (WS & FS editions) Stiller and Wilson's film (seen at a NAD gathering earlier this year) hists the streets for $15.99 at BB & CC. I predict that Wal-Mart will have this for a lower price (maybe in the $14.88 range). Extras are unknown. Come on, dooo it; do it now!
Starsky & Hutch (Season 2): The TV show strikes back onto the streets in this 25-episode 5-disc set for $34.99 at CC & Target.
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen: Lindsay Lohan's (guys, feel no need to feel guilty about your thoughts for her; she turned 18 earlier this month) Disney movie comes out for $17.99 at BB & CC. BB will sell you this title as well as "The Parent Trap" (Lohan version) for $25 with combined purchase.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Volume 2): The 13-episode 2-disc set is $24.99 at BB, CC, & Target. Amazon.com has this title for $20.99. Remember free S&H with a $25 order at Amazon.
Sealab 2021 (Season 1): The other Adult Swim release today has exactly the same details as ATHF's description above.
Dirty Dancing, Havana Nights: The not-as-good-as-the-1st-one sequel is $16.99 at Target. BB will sell you this film as well as the Ultimate Edition of the first film for $25.
Highlander 2 (SE): The 2-disc SE version is $12.99 at CC.
Boomtown (Season 1): The 5-disc set is $34.99 at CC. Pretty sure I saw some of these at The Great Escape (Vandy) the other day for less than $30.
All in the Family (Season 3): The 24-episode set is $24.99 at BB. Same is true for Soap (Season 2).
Millennium (Season 1): The show that's like X-Files is $44.99 at CC for the 6-disc, 22-episode set.
Le Femme Nikita (Season 2): Peta Wilson's saucy series is on a 22-episode set for $83.99 at BB.
Thunderbirds International Rescue Edition: The 2-disc set features the films: "Thunderbirds are Go" & "Thunderbird 6." The set is $17.99 at BB.
Air America (SE): The Gibson, Downey, Jr. film is $12.99 at CC.
People I Know: The Al Pacino film is $14.99 at BB.
BB's $17.99 Deals (or $14.99 if a Reward Zone Member): Miracle, 50 First Dates, Cheaper By the Dozen, LOTR: Return of the King (2-disc), Along Came Polly, Spider-Man (Deluxe Edt.), Scary Movie 3, Master & Commander (1-disc), or Matrix Revolutions.
New Release today, that everyone wants $19.99 for:
...Nicole Kidman's The Human Stain
...Elmore Leonard's book-movie The Big Bounce (save $3 at CC when you also buy Starsky & Hutch, the film)
...Steven Seagal's Out of Reach
...K Street
Target's $10 deals: DrumLine, Sound of Music (1-disc), Office Space, Maid in Manhattan, There's Something About Mary (WS CE), Just Married, The Patriot (SE), Black Hawk Down (1-disc).
Target's $7.50 deals: A River Runs Through It, Barbershop (SE), Legally Blonde, Spaceballs, When Harry Met Sally (SE), Ghostbusters, So I Married An Axe Murderer, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
CC's $9.99 Deals: Old School (Unrated), There's Something About Mary (WS CE), Meet the Parents, The Cable Guy, Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Super Troopers, Zoolander, and Nat. Lampoon's Van Wilder (Unrated).

That's all for this week!