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Just returned home from Target where I bought 2 Blu-Ray/DVD/HD Digital for what I thought was a decent price. $10 each for Batman vs. Superman and Suicide Squad. Yes, I know they aren't great movies but no Marvel films were offered in that manner. If that was the standard cost for all movies I'd buy more movies rather than rely on Redbox rentals or public library movie borrowing.
I hardly buy movies anymore just the occasional Pixar, Disney, Bond, or specifically Studio Ghibli flick. I tend to focus on films offered offered in 3 formats nowadays.
Anyway, the pickings were somewhat slim. The girl Ghostbusters and Tarzan were also on the shelves.
If anyone on the board has digital codes they aren't ever planning to redeem and they aren't expired I may be interested in buying your codes. For example, I would be interested in an HD Digital copy of The Creature From The Black Lagoon even though I own a DVD of the movie.
Also, if you have an Everything Is $.99 Store in your area like I do, ours was carrying 8 different Lego Dimensions sets. What a great deal. 3 were the ~$20 types the remaining the ~$10 ones. I wish I went to the dollar stores when many were carrying NECA'S retro cloth Anchorman figures.
I hardly buy movies anymore just the occasional Pixar, Disney, Bond, or specifically Studio Ghibli flick. I tend to focus on films offered offered in 3 formats nowadays.
Anyway, the pickings were somewhat slim. The girl Ghostbusters and Tarzan were also on the shelves.
If anyone on the board has digital codes they aren't ever planning to redeem and they aren't expired I may be interested in buying your codes. For example, I would be interested in an HD Digital copy of The Creature From The Black Lagoon even though I own a DVD of the movie.
Also, if you have an Everything Is $.99 Store in your area like I do, ours was carrying 8 different Lego Dimensions sets. What a great deal. 3 were the ~$20 types the remaining the ~$10 ones. I wish I went to the dollar stores when many were carrying NECA'S retro cloth Anchorman figures.