New DVD/Blu-ray Purchases

[Dr Kain]

Picked this up with B&N's Criterion Sale.

[Dr Kain]

Saw this at Target today for $12 and picked it up. I've never seen it before, but I really need to add more movies to my Neo Noir collection, so I couldn't pass on it.

[DannyBeane]

Just picked up the blu ray of Horror Express, a favorite film of mine!

[Dr Kain]

Oh yeah, Better Call Saul Season 2 is finally out.

[tbeasley]

I felt so bad about the election I went out and got this the next day, even though I already own Cronos and Devil's Backbone. I always try to take advantage of Criterion/B&N sales.



I hope they get around to releasing Crimson Peak.

[Dr Kain]

[DannyBeane]

Picked this up for $15 on Amazon

[Dr Kain]

Picked these up for cheap ($4 for LA and $5 for Witch):



Oh, and my g/f's birthday hauls from a few day's ago:

[Dr Kain]

This year's Xmas movie purchase:

[lhb412]

Ordered this (preorder on Gulliver to be specific) last month, and Twilight Time ended up delivering for an early present on Christmas week!

[Dr Kain]

So we had our Christmas party with our friends tonight and here is what we got:

[lhb412]

Christmas!

[O.Supreme]

At Wal-Mart for $10, too good to pass up



Also I told myself originally I'd never own the 1960's Batman TV series, but if the process keep going down, I just might pick it up sometime

[The Shadow]

Best Buy had season 1 and season 3 of the 60s Batman series on DVD for $10 each on sale this past Black Friday sale (season 2 is split across 2 sets, didn't see them but also didn't look specifically for them either). Hopefully the we'll start seeing some good deals on the 60s Batman complete series blu-ray set soon too.

Over the last month I read on Blu-Ray.com's forums that several people reported their Wal-Marts getting $10 TV on DVD bins. If Wal-Mart's website is anything to go by there should be plenty of classic T.V. shows to find if you can find such a bin.

[O.Supreme]

Yes, there are a couple of Wal-Marts in my area that had a ton of TV shows (some seasons, some whole series) in the $10-$20 dollar range The Flash was the only one however I felt I wanted to own. I'm more a collector of 70's-90's animation than anything. Sure I have a huge nostalgia for TV series of that era as well, but I have to draw a line somewhere, besides most of those can be viewed for free online in one way or another. Even The Flash (1990) is on CW seed (or it was last time I checked), but having it in DVD form was something I wanted.

[Dr Kain]

Well since I didn't get it for Xmas, I finally picked this guy up:

[Dr Kain]

[Rody]

Some well-overdue items for my dinosaur collection came in today:



I'm sad none of the Walking With franchise has recieved Blu-ray treatment yet, though.

[Dr Kain]

Took me long enough time to finally order it, but it is FINALLY MINE!!

[Dr Kain]

Valentine's present from my g/f:

[lhb412]

WOOHOO!

[Rody]

^Oooh, I need to pick up One Million Years BC.

I just saw today that The Valley of Gwangi is finally getting the Blu-ray treatment, too!

[lhb412]

^Yup. We'll have every single Harryhausen film on Blu-Ray at that point, so now we can stop harping on that and start harping on the remaining Godzilla and Universal Monsters films!

[Gwangi]

[lhb412]

^ I figure they'll include the dinosaur sequence as an extra on the Black Scorpion Blu, as they've done with the DVD.

I'm not unreasonable! Besides, the Archive has got to get cracking on some of those William Powell/Myra Loy/Errol Flynn/Cary Grant/Katherine Hepburn movies they own.