Never buy blu-rays from Barne's and Noble

[jkwest]

Originally Posted by brettallica

I did a quick Google to try and find that avatar, and of course ended up with something totally different (SFW, but possibly barf-inducing).

[brettallica]

Originally Posted by jkwest

Best Buy is that bad...they just have some sale items....I've only bought like 4 blu's from BestBuy...

I've purchased a couple from Best Buy: Cars and Madagascar 2. They were each $19.99 "on sale." Obviously not nearly the best deal available, but they are for the fam (mostly ) and I know they're going to get a lot of mileage so I went for it. I do like to occasionally support the local brick and mortar stores, but it's hard when you're talking about a conglomerate like Best Buy; they don't need my help to keep the doors open.

If it were up to me I'd buy my Blus from a mom and pop store. There just aren't any around my area. All my other Blus came from Amazon (or Amazon UK) and eBay.

[fighthefutureofhd]

Originally Posted by Teabaggins

he probably only buys stuff on sale and rents the rest.

nope. i never rent movies. i usually buy movies the day of release. i will occasionally buy some on sale, but that's rare.

[Beta Man]

I used to buy DVDs from Barnes and Noble all the time because they carried a LOT of hard to find items..... stuff I'd have trouble finding online sometimes (back in the day) and when browsing their DVDs I would find titles I didn't even know were out....... so it was always a good place to "Shop"

Now, with this site..... not much gets by me (there are still some, but I'm getting better)

[Forrestandjen07]

Originally Posted by Diablo829

I know, but even Best Buy or Fry's isn't that bad.

We had this disscusion on here once before

Barnes and nobles sells books.

sense Electronic media is not there Experteese, Most people dont walk into a book store thinking to buy a movie. I believe they have to pay more to stock those sense They arent the first things to fly off the shelfs

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Forrestandjen07

We had this disscusion on here once before

Barnes and nobles sells books.

sense Electronic media is not there Experteese, Most people dont walk into a book store thinking to buy a movie. I believe they have to pay more to stock those

true, the day to day prices aren't great, but ive participated in numerous B2G1's off their website, and their deals can actually be really effin good, especially because they generally include ALL of their bluray selection so you can pick out any 3 blus you want vs. amazon's specific selection. tack on a 15% off coupon and you can get away with some great deals