[Steve Meil]

1.Deep Discount DVD (Probably the cheapest place to buy DVD's Free Shipping
2.Amazon.com (Sometimes they are cheaper on some DVD's and they sell used)
3.DVD Empire(Another great source and free shipping if you buy over 3)
4.Wal-Mart(If you can get them the week of release you stand a chance of getting a decent deal plus they have alot of $5.50 DVD's)
5.Best Buy (only in extreme emergency, their prices are outregeous-very close to full retail

Just another note of interest-Don't ever buy DVD's at Barnes & Nobel Bookstore unless you want to pay full retail

[Sean.S]

Blockbuster (great for previously viewed DVDs as low as $4.99)
Wal-Mart (below normal retail, great for TV sets)
Amazon (great prices, free shipping, used)
Secondspin.com (great for used DVDs)
DVD Planet.com (another great site for discounted new DVDs)

[Dillon*G]

Best Buy
Circuit City
Targets
Amazon

[Dustin Harrison]

1.Deep Discount DVD
2.Block Buster

[Greg Madsen]

Amazon.ca
Futureshop.ca
Best Buy or Deepdiscount if the Canadian version has bilingual cover.

[Mark Lx]

Surprisingly, I'm finding local retailers with prices lower than Amazon.ca, which of course has lower prices than Amazon.com when accounting for exchange. I mainly buy at A&B Sound or London Drugs. Future Shop sometimes. Whoevers the lowest price. Future Shop is strange because the regular prices are absurdly high, but half the stock is always priced a third lower (they call it a sale), bringing them in line with other stores. I've had service issues in the past with A&B sound and Future Shop (I once flung a DVD across the store and walked out because I couldn't get cashier service despite the fact that they have 100 employees working at a time), but I have to buy somewhere. Of course, I refuse to step into Walmart because of the ownership and the idea of being in a room with the Bundy family x 100.

[LorenzoL]

1. Costco: for the mainstream DVDs releases
2. Amazon.ca: pre-order items especially for Criterion titles or obscure items that I know I won't be able to find anywhere else.
3. Future Shop/Best Buy: I do a price comparison before purchasing anything in these stores but sometimes I lucked out and find a hard to find title. An example is a Hichtcock Criterion box set I found at the Best Buy at a decent price couple of weeks ago.
4. Wal-Mart: this is just as a last resort.

[Jeff_HR]

DVD Empire because they have good prices & I love their pre-order manager, it is a great piece of software. Plus I get my UPS shipped orders quickly.

[Nathan*W]

Columbia House! You can't beat the $8 movie.

[Qui-Gon John]

Columbia House
Deep Discount DVD
Amazon w/STL & coupons

[Don Peskin]

Dvdempire for most pre-orders, using their discount coupons.
Deepdiscountdvd, especially for box-sets. I also remove individual titles from my dvdempire pre-order when Deepdiscount drops the price of the title on the day of it's release by 4 or 5 dollars.

[Nick T Robot]

Quote:

5.Best Buy (only in extreme emergency, their prices are outregeous-very close to full retail

Really? I buy most of my new releases at Best Buy.

Kill Bill $15.99 at Best Buy
Kill Bill $19.89 at deepdiscountdvd.com

I wouldn't buy an older DVD unless it was on sale there. Buy these days I usually buy DVDs during that first week of it's release. I used to buy online when I would get them before street dates but that changed and I changed with it.