cheapest places to buy blu ray movies really cheap?
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Stevie Lake — 5 years ago(December 07, 2020 02:50 AM)
I'm sure he'll complain they don't have the movies he wants after he goes to 20 stores before he figures out they all have similar stock. What a loser.
It would be funny to know what his movie collection contains. Especially since he has said he has VHS tapes, too. -
Woodyanders — 5 years ago(December 07, 2020 02:59 AM)
Mr. Barnett makes being a pathetic whiny loser into something that almost approaches an art form. The man has being a loser down to a science.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything. -
dangus — 5 years ago(December 26, 2020 08:02 PM)
Yard sales, dollar or liquidation stores, swap meets, thrift stores. Local free ad sites like Craigslist. Pawn shops, used record stores. I've found rare out-of-print DVDs for a buck at a recycling yard "free" store (but no Blu-rays). Keep in mind that many Blu-rays are out of print, but, also, that some have been re-issued with better quality transfers ("Fifth Element", "Withnail & I" for example).
Torrenting and direct downloads offer the best selection. -
lukejbarnett — 5 years ago(December 27, 2020 01:02 AM)
what are direct downloads?
what made me mad was when i was at best buy they had 5 dollar blu ray movie bins and then i went back and a particular movie wasnt' there and you go to their website and its' not on sale for 5 dollars that made me so mad because i could have and should have bought it then but now it's about 10 dollars.
they should always have blu ray movies on sale for 5 dollars as soon as they are on sale for 5 dollars, they shouldn't ever be more expensive that doens't make sense. you know what i mean?
the move i'm talking about is body heat. where can i buy it for 5 dollars new on blu ray?
what are liquidation stores? can you give me some?
lukejbarnett