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I had to place two different orders because they were late discounting The Others 4K/UHD.

I’m betting on November 3rd.

Amazon has price--matched the upcoming 4K/UHD release of "The Ranown Westerns". The same with "One False Move" & "After Hours".

Amazon is starting to price match.

Sale is live as I placed two orders. Breathless After Hours Ranown Westerns One False Move Thelma & Louise Branded to Kill Wings of Desire The Seventh Seal

I just completed my shopping list and there are ten releases I'm looking to purchase and every single one of them is 4K/UHD. Therefore, I might have to make some difficult choices and defer some purchases to a future sale. The four in bold are definite purchases. I need to choose another 2-3...

https://www.mediaplaynews.com/criterion-titles-half-off-at-barnes-noble-in-july/

Too funny, I contacted USPS yesterday about my missing package and suddenly it shows up at my local post office this morning for delivery later on today. That tells me, it's been here all along in some storage bin at my local USPS facility.

It looks like one of my discs is caught up in the USPS system and hasn't moved since November 23rd. How soon should I contact Barnes & Noble about the missing shipment? Does anybody have a good phone number for them?

My first couple Criterion sale items arrive today via USPS which is surprising considering what is currently happening with that organization.

The three 4K items I bought were 50% off which were Mulholland Dr., Citizen Kane and Menace II Society. I also purchased the Blu-rays of La Strada and Mona Lisa.

Amazon price matching has taken hold!

I completed my order!

Yeah, I saw that when I double checked the pricing on Pick Up on South Street. By the way, that's another great movie.

I bought Fast Times at Amazon this morning for $19.99 without using any dollars out of my pocket.

One of Bogart's best movies "In a Lonely Place" is $19.99 on Amazon.

Pickup on South Street is still $19.99 at Amazon.

Amazon is starting to price match some titles so I bought a couple of my wishlist titles from them this morning.

I have the same question! That's a major change from prior sales. Never mind, I think that's a typo by David.

As of now, Amazon is price-matching B&N prices for the most part.

Not much for me this November as I previously purchased most of the titles I wanted during Target's Buy 2 Get 1 Free and Criterion's Flash sale. I ended up buying just three titles this time and two of them are November pre-orders.

I was able to buy "Hold Back the Dawn" from Arrow at 50% off too along with my six Criterion titles.

I'm expecting a sale after July 4th.

This will be the first Criterion sale I've never participated in, but I have the titles I want and the ones coming out during the sale I have on order from another retailer at a cheaper price for me due to some bonus points I'm using.

Right, they're not spending enough monies which is why B&N is in trouble.

Yeah, the actual credit card doesn't have the actual member number on it. However, I have membership card that does so I'll just present both cards to the cashier.

I have two cards, one is a B&N credit card and the other is a B&N membership card with a member number that is on my B&N account.

It's been years since I last stepped into a BN store. I have a question about buying in-store. There are two Criterion titles that I can get on-line for $19.99 each. Both of these titles are in-stock at a store not far from me. If I buy them there, will the cost using my B&N card still be...

I was finally able to complete my last order with the following titles: Bull Durham Ghost World Tom Jones

The site won't let me order Bull Durham so I'd completed my first order with the following titles: Midnight Cowboy The Awful Truth Moonrise A Matter of Life and Death Dietrich and von Sternberg in Hollywood