Huh?! What in the wide, wide world of sports is a-going-on here?
cc.com was at $24.99 for the MI/MI2 collector's set. It has indeed dropped to just $12.99 (which is their flyer price for the new release of MI). And, the CC Sunday flyer shows a price of $16.99 for the set. Weird.
I changed the price in the grid to reflect the flyer price for the set.
You know, I've always felt we haven't had enough pictures of Charo in the RoundUp.
Thanks as always! A slow week if it weren't for the Beatles set that Gary mentioned.
Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher Robin is a new release this week, and so might be listed in the roundup. Prices I have seen (most listed in Patrick's post) are as follows:
Amazon: $29.99(!) Best Buy: $19.99 Circuit City: $16.99 Target: $16.99
If they haven't corrected it by Tuesday does anyone know if Circuit City price matches their website? I'd love to get the MI/MI2 collectors set for $12.99 (& know for sure that it's got a movie ticket inside).
Nice coupon, Ken! Although RoundUp readers should note to act fast! The coupon expires 4-15.
Jay: Thanks for the prices on the Pooh's Grand Adventure release. I was confused on this release (which is a VERY common occurrence. Trust me! )
This just got released a few years ago...and was only listed on about half of my usual sources for new release status. So, I left it off the RoundUp. And, of course, find out that someone is interested in the prices. Ah well. You did great by looking up the prices and sharing here with everyone else. Thanks again!
The Merv set intrigues me. I may stop by Target and give it a look-see.
Not to give anyone any...immoral ideas or anything, but couldn't you theoretically print off that coupon in #28 a few (dozen) times and get $5 a bunch of stuff?
Granted, you'd have to go in a bunch of different times...but it might be worth it if you were looking for pricey sets or something...
Although there is a disclaimer in the coupon (No copies), there is nothing to prevent a consumer from printing multiple copies and using them, even though you're limited to 1 coupon per membership, per transaction.
Many folks may not be aware of this, but they can automatically get $5 off any video game $19.99 or higher right now if they use the $5 coupon that comes with the Gamer Gift Card. What makes this coupon great is that a) you don't need to purchase a gift card in order to use the $5 coupon, and b) it can be used on any game, regardless of price* (*I have used a similar coupon in the past to get $4.99 games for free, but it depends on the cashier. It's a YMMV situation)
I used it this morning on Geist for the Gamecube (came to $4.99 after applying the coupon). The cashier could have declined acceptance, as clearance items are supposed to be excluded, but she didn't bother reading the terms; she scanned the coupon's barcode, the discount was registered and I left happy. I'm heading back this evening to pick up Killer 7 for the Gamecube, another $9.99 title.
My pleasure -- it's the least I can do to return the favor of all your work!
Despite some misleading information on Amazon and elsewhere, this is the first DVD release (at least domestically) for Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search For Christopher Robin. The film is one of Disney's earlier direct-to-video releases and was originally released in 1997. It is fairly well-regarded as Disney DTV goes.
Ultimate Disney has the full press release available on their website:
I haven't been paying close attention to the upcoming release, lately. It's a good thing I checked. I'll be getting S3 of Bob Newhart and for CDs the new Beatles set.
Went into Circuit City for the MI Special Collector’s Edition boxset. Customer Service checked me out for the price of $12.99, they just looked it up online and rang it up. Also has movie ticket inside. Awesome price!