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I picked up Risky Business from Barnes and Noble and they had at least 10 copies in stock.

Today I picked up Leave Her to Heaven and The Trial. My B&N membership was actually in effect for the sale so I got an additional 10% off. I understand that in previous Criterion sales your membership didn't give you any additional discounts.

Today I picked up His Girl Friday and Eraserhead.

Today I picked up the 1934 The Man Who Knew Too Much and Jeanne Dielman.

I'm thinking that he was confusing the end of the double stamps deal with the end of the Criterion sale.

I don't know how accurate this information is, but the cashier at Barnes & Noble said that today is the last day of the sale.

I am using this sale to complete my Wes Anderson collection. I picked up Rushmore and Life Aquatic today, tomorrow I plan on getting Bottle Rocket and Fantastic Mr. Fox. I had to order The Royal Tenenbaums from Amazon because no local Barnes and Nobles had them in stock, that won't arrive...

Of course my local Best Buy has no physical media so it evens out some.

Fortunately my local B&N now has the biggest physical media section in the area. An entire room of Blu-ray, 4K, DVD, CD, and Vinyl. It also includes an entire row of Criterion.

Is it confirmed that the sale is good in stores? I was at B&N today and there was no signage for the sale up anywhere.

I will probably get Power of the Dog, Wall-E, and Sound of Metal.

I was just at Barnes & Noble and they are also having a 50% Arrow sale. For Criterion I picked up the Raging Bull 4K and the Mildred Pierce Blu.

I picked this up a few weeks ago from B&N and it was the corrected version.

The signs for the Criterion sale in Albany still says you get an additional 10% if you are a member.

I was at Barnes & Noble today and picked up A Brief History of Time and the Complete Monterey Pop Festival.

I still haven't seen a copy of Portrait of a Lady on Fire at my local Barnes and Nobles since it was released.