I'd Buy That DVD for...Somewhere in the Neighborhood of $5

WalMart, $9.97

The Midnight Special Collection (6-disc condensed set of the subscription series, appears to be missing the comedian clips and some music featured on those discs)

Goodwill today:
American Movie, $3

Other thrift store:
Factory Girl (uncut edition), $2

thrift stores: (1.99 to 2.99 a pop)
There Will Be blood (2-disc)
Hot Fuzz (3 discs for some reason)
For a Few Dollars More (2 disc)
Total Recall (sealed Blu-ray)
Mulholland Dr.
The Thin Red Line

Blu-rays, $5 each: Boyhood, Daughter, Third Person, Winter Sleep

DVDs, $5: She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, 8 Seconds, Ivory Tower

DVDs, $3: Peggy Sue Got Married, Virginia, The Fall of an Angel, 400 Days, Marie and Bruce, It Follows, The Lobster, The Riot Club

Also bought a couple of Boyhood DVDs for $3--cheap future gifts for two lucky people.

Half-Price Books, $2 (used):

Inherent Vice

Thrift store, $3 each

Jackie Brown (2-disk edition)
Singin' In The Rain

Picked up a new BR copy of Your Name at the local overstock liquidators for less than $10. Also Ariel Pink's Pom Pom on 2LP vinyl for $5 (snagged 2 copies of that one, tbh; one to sell & one to keep). The vinyl was mixed in with a pallet load of dog shit calendars, just the 2 APs and one lonely copy of something by Panic! at the Disco, its cover oddly reminiscent of Ogden's Nut Gone Flake.

Weird, cuz their stock is usually limited to expired snack experiments and huge loafers. They had Baby Driver too, but...

the passenger
odd man out/victim/this sporting life
dead reckoning/in a lonely place/the harder they fall
quatermass & the pit/the nanny/dracula: prince of darkness/frankenstein created woman/the devil rides out

Swap meet today, $1 each. And while I appreciate the low prices for used DVDs these days, I can't help but think this portends that new DVDs won't be released as much as before, and re-sellers will give up trying to make money selling used disks. There was a guy that had a very large catalog of disks that sold here but he's been gone for over a year. He charged $4 or $5 per disk but there was good depth in his bins.

Shopgirl
Brokedown Palace
SNL Best Of Phil Hartman

(mini Claire Danes fest)

Goodwill, $3.99 each (used):

Mr. Show Seasons 1+2
Mr. Show Season 4

$2 - used, unscratched copy of The Bourne Identity in the extended cut (big whoop)

Bigger, Longer, Bourneier

97p (plus postage) for a copy on Kurosawa's Rhapsody in August from Amazon marketplace.

About £3 (plus postage) for Kurosawa's Scandal (ditto)

The last two I need won't be as easy (Dreams has just been reissued but is expensive and The Idiot is oop)

Documentaries, $2.99 each:

Arranged, Cutie and the Boxer, Iraq in Fragments, Mr. Gaga, Watermark

It's supposed to be very good, but Cutie and the Boxer is such a terrible title.

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood (PS3)
Mass Effect 3 (PS3)

both cib each for $5 at goodwill

Video games?

Best thing I got recently was a used copy of Robert Drew's Primary, his Kennedy-Humphrey film, for $3. I got it at a flea-market kiosk where I used to buy a lot of DVDs until they reconfigured their floor-space for...more vinyl.

Just ordered the Blu-Ray of Ridley Scott's The Counselor (screenplay by Cormac McCarthy) on eBay for $5. It's actually a 2 Blu-Ray set, because it includes a director's cut that's 20 minutes longer. Since it was one of the most baffling, insane movies I've ever sat through in a theater, I figured I'd check out the long version and see if it gets even weirder.

Picked up Ciao, Manhattan a couple weeks ago for $1.50.
I know it's trash, but such a low price! (thrift store half-price, because it had been on the shelves for a while).

The Spectacular Now, $3

ah, when Miles Teller was cute

I passed on The Best of Times (the Robin Williams/Kurt Russel movie) because I couldn't remember if it was supposed to be any good, and a couple of seasons of Frasier because I'm pretty sure the whole season is available for free On Demand. But mostly because I didn't want to break any large bills (also bought a book).

Was that Ciao, Manhattan the PlexiFilm edition? That was one of my first DVDs. A nice faux-Criterion edition with some great bounses, particularly the deleted scenes. You get to see Paul America throw his script away and speed off set in a sports car, a party scene that the director appeared in but doesn't remember (in the commentary, the interviewer notes the huge toke he took off a joint on-camera and says, "that's why!"), and footage from this big be-in thing with Allen Ginsberg and Uma Thurman's parents.

Got a documentary on Haskell Wexler for $3 today.

Just received a sealed copy of Six Films By Nikolaus Geyrhalter (Homo Sapiens 2016, Over the Years 2015, Abendland 2011, Our Daily Bread blu ray, Elsewhere 2001, Pripyat 1999) for $8.42 (normally, $45). Post-human non-verbal apocalypse, here I come.

How??!?

MK: surprise "used" sale on my Amz wishlist.

Was that Ciao, Manhattan the PlexiFilm edition? ...

― Ubering With The King (C. Grisso/McCain)

It is! The 30th anniversary edition, per the cover.I guess I made out better than I thought.

Half-Price Books, $1.60:

Drinking Buddies

Thrift store finds:

about a month ago:
Superbad (2 disk version) $3

today:
Wholphin vol 2 "DVD magazine of rare and unseen short films" $2
Wholphin vol 4 $2

Absolutely Fabulous complete series 3 for $2

Ray Bradbury Theater (3 disks) for $3

Surprising finds at Goodwill Books:

Rosemary's Baby (Criterion Blu-ray, $3)
Solaris (Criterion DVD, $5)

thumbs up

Thrift store finds.

Kids In The Hall, Season 2 (4 disks), $5
Bjork, Live from Athens, Greece 2004, $3

Atthe swap meet, $1 each

The Doors (2 disk version)
Funny Ha Ha

After I bought them I wasn't sure I didn't already have the Doors one, but for a buck who cares. I don't have my disks organized so it may take a while to check if I already have one.

Thrift store's half-price day, $1 each:

To Die For
Carnal Knowledge

Two volumes of the original Betty Boop cartoons for $2 each.

The Fog, $2.

Went to a Repair Cafe today (volunteers fix stuff for free) and at the "really really free" table I found the Herzog/Kinski box set, 6 movies.

With the B&N half price sale and an extra $15 off with the members card, the new Ingmar Bergman box set comes out to $4.50 per blu-ray, with a good book thrown in.

My copy of that set just arrived a couple days ago. It's fucking huge.

danger: diabolik

I have a box with dvds that includes some french box sets (Rohmer, Melville, Malle, a few others) and some Simpsons seasons and I don't know, all in all like 100 discs, and I have no idea how I'm going to get rid of them

a few years ago i bought a european blu-ray of 8 1/2 because it was cheap. it has no english subtitles. i don't even like 8 1/2.

^^^ New I Love Film board description.

Today at a thrift store, $3 each:

When You're Strange (Doors doc)
Fur (Diane Arbus "imaginary portrait")
Studio Ghibli collection, 6 disk set, but disks 2 and 3 were missing.

Friends of Library Sale Shelf, $12 total:

The Verdict "Collector's Edition" 2-disc
Born Yesterday
Imagine John Lennon "Deluxe Edition"
6 Ed Sullivan Shows Starring The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones Rock'n'Roll Circus (sealed)

Forgot to enter these, from a week or two ago. $3 each except for the Warhol, $2.

Sarah Silverman Show – season 1
Barton Fink
Tapeheads
Please Give
Superstar: Andy Warhol doc

Half-Price Books 20%-off sale (all used):

Plan 9 From Outer Space ($1.60)
Luck: The Complete 1st Season ($2.40)
The Science of Sleep ($3.99)
Ninotchka ('')
Double Indemnity ('')
Ed Wood ($4.39)
Ride The Pink Horse [Criterion] ($6.00)
The Simpsons: The Complete Season 4 (8.00)

And then yesterday I went back but they'd ended the sale, which didn't stop me from grabbing:

Ocean's 11: 3 Film Collection ($5.99)

Big Lots:

Ocean's 11/Robin & The 7 Hoods "TCM Double Feature" ($2.50)
The Interview/This Is The End "TCM Laugh Out Loud Double Feature" ($3)
Fletch ('')

Friends of Library Shelf:

$5: Inagaki's The Samurai Trilogy (sealed Criterion reissue)

that is a good deal