Think I heard it was 6.99 for dvd's and a buck for VHS
Think I heard it was 6.99 for dvd's and a buck for VHS
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The video store over here in Jackson closed too. It was a Movie Gallery. Now only place to rent is a rinky dink store that doesn't have anything.
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The ol lady works for Movie starz and they have a good sale going on right now of previously viewed movies.
I went up there yesterday, picked up Valkyrie and Bowling for Columbine. DVD's are either 6.99 or 8.99, depending on age I guess. Really not all too much to choose from IMO, I mean it definitely looks like it, but I went down row by row looking skimming through all of them and there's about 10 movies that they have a lot of. Not going to complain too much, there's some older movies that would probably be hard to find elsewhere. They said they'd be open for another 2-3 weeks selling probably.
Bowling for Columbine ftw.
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With Redbox, Netflix, OnDemand, PPV, etc... I'll be surprised if there are many video stores left in a few years. I haven't rented a movie from one in a LONG time. Been a netflix member for about 2 years and when I want to see something NOW and not wait a few days, I go to Redbox.
The only downside is renting video games. I don't quite play enough to join Gamefly or whatever it is called.
Netflix ftw as well.
I love love love having the "Instant" feature streaming straight from my PS3. I'm on Season 3 of The Office already!
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