Best places to get cheap DVDs?

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What are the best places to get cheap DVDs? I have 0 movies & did not want to spend much on some. I care more about cheap price than quality, don't care if used. Also, what are the best places to find what movies are best (reviews)?
 
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Half.com is great for cheap movies. you can get a bunch of good titles for around 5 bucks after shipping. and stores like hastings always have deals going on ( buy 2 clearance rental get one for a penny kinda stuff)
 
hmmm....I dunno.....the first page of DVD DEALS SECTION perhaps?

I would think that would be a good place to start......depending on your definition of "cheap".....
 
Check ebay for lot sales. You'll probably find a bunch of people rebuying movies on Blu-Ray and dumping the DVD copies. Just search for movies and add the "lot" keyword to your search terms. A lot sale basically means a pile of stuff all for one price instead of buying individually. People that are getting rid of collections tend to do it that way.
 
- Never heard of Hastings, where are they located?
- DVD deals page here is good, but I'm looking for 'in general'
- Will check out ebay
- Much more interested in B&M than online
- Well price>quality to an extent, I don't want the worst shit made!
 
Goodwill might be worth a look. I work at one and we seem to have waves of DVD's. Right now we have a lot in my store, usually 3 or 4 bucks each. Never know what you'll find in Goodwill.
 
i would say just check the big box stores weekly. they have new 3.99-6.99 deals on dvd's weekly now. Since you have 0 dvd's in your library it should be awesome.
 
Look at Gamestop/EB Games as well. Those that still have DVDs are at either buy 2 get 3 free or buy 2 get 4 free, depending on the store. (plus 10% off with their discount card)
 
[quote name='J7.']- Never heard of Hastings, where are they located?
- DVD deals page here is good, but I'm looking for 'in general'
- Will check out ebay
- Much more interested in B&M than online
- Well price>quality to an extent, I don't want the worst shit made![/QUOTE]

Just go to you're local Best Buy or Circuit City every week, lazy.

Shit, its not like they are rare or anything. Every week many titles are $4.99. MANY.
 
Some gamestops are having that buy 2 get 3 free sale on dvds now. So thats five for the price of two, and they usually start at no more than 5 bucks.

Why do you want movies if you dont care what they are? Isnt the point of movies to enjoy watching them?
 
I just went to Half Priced Books and they sell used DVD. You can also sell them your books and DVDs. I bought X-Men 1.5 for $7 and although it might not sound cheap, I bought it anyway because they NEVER ever have that movie on sell for new.
 
Big Lots and Pawn Shops. Hastings always runs "Buy 2 get the 3rd for a penny" on all used DVDs.

Blockbuster's 4 for $20 ($9.99 and lower) is also a good place to start.
 
big lots does have lots of 3.00 dvds of varying quality. Depending on what you mean by cheap, blockbuster can be decent with lots of recent-ish rental dvds for 5-7 bucks each post whatever deal they are currently doing.
 
Ive scored a ton of movies from Big Lots over the past few weeks... mostly blind buys... but have been really pleased... and for $3 each, you cant go wrong
 
yeah all you gotta do is just check the circular of the big box stores. i have maybe 120 dvds and i have only paid over $5 for like 6 of them, and they are all pretty good quality (from pretty good to great) just check man just check
 
I started my collection (and currently I'd say around 60% of 300 dvd's) are from video stores when they sell em 4 for $20 and what not

EDIT: my game stop is still doing buy2 get3, but they really don't have much left anymore
 
[quote name='Mendoza']Some gamestops are having that buy 2 get 3 free sale on dvds now. So thats five for the price of two, and they usually start at no more than 5 bucks.

Why do you want movies if you dont care what they are? Isnt the point of movies to enjoy watching them?[/quote]
I do care, but I'm not going to pay over $10 for any movie. I'd much rather get a decent movie for $1-8. A little sacrifice of quality for cheapness. I'll check out the big box stores, I wasn't aware their deals were that good.
 
If your price range is between $1 - $8 per movie, then as previously mentioned, Big Lots carries new titles at around $3.00 each.

In no specific order:
(1) Big Lots
(2) Walmart - also has the bargain bin with DVDs running at $5.00 bucks each.
(3) Best Buy's - frequently has DVDs priced at $4.99
(4) Circuit CIty - also has somewhat low priced DVDs as well.
(5) Amazon.com - also has bargain DVDs; just use the "filler" search. Enter whatever dollar amount you want. Hit the $25.00 mark and you get free domestic shipping.

Amazon DVD "filler"
http://www.filleritem.com/

(NOTE: Under "Limit the Search to the Following Categories" unclick everything except DVD.)

 
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