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xiiidan · 07-24-2021, 05:51 PM

I place a priority on things that have some sort of limited factor in an attempt to save money (is what I keep telling myself). I'm more inclined to pick up older Arrow or BFI titles that no longer have their booklet or extra disc, for example, in a sale for £7.99 or throw them on a Christmas list since my perception is, "Oh they'll always stick around, I'll pick them up sometime." It's why I don't yet own Arrow titles like The Thing or Candyman, they're always among the usual suspects in £7.99 sales or BOGOFs.

But on the other hand, with a label like Eureka who keep their booklets around, I don't seem to pick up many of them either unless I just say bugger it for something I'm in the mood for watching or if I ask for them as a gift, so who knows what's really effective!

07-24-2021, 05:51 PM	#7718
xiiidan Active Member Member since:Nov 2020	I place a priority on things that have some sort of limited factor in an attempt to save money (is what I keep telling myself). I'm more inclined to pick up older Arrow or BFI titles that no longer have their booklet or extra disc, for example, in a sale for £7.99 or throw them on a Christmas list since my perception is, "Oh they'll always stick around, I'll pick them up sometime." It's why I don't yet own Arrow titles like The Thing or Candyman, they're always among the usual suspects in £7.99 sales or BOGOFs. But on the other hand, with a label like Eureka who keep their booklets around, I don't seem to pick up many of them either unless I just say bugger it for something I'm in the mood for watching or if I ask for them as a gift, so who knows what's really effective!