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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 1:58p

LA Fry's has The Godfather DVD Collection on sale for $24.99. Some Bestbuys are still selling it for $50 (not sure about Circuit City). Price match 110% and get it for $22.50.


   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 1:58p

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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 2:03p

Wow... I remember getting it for 80 bucks when it first came out.


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 2:03p

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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 2:03p

make sure to make them an offer that they wont refuse ......

i love this movie


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 2:06p

I don't buy many DVDs, but the Godfather collection is one that I do own. Paid a lot more than $22 for it. WOW!! That is just a steal for a mostly classic movie series (GF III, excepted).


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 2:16p

Good post!!! I overlooked that when I went through Fry's Houston ad this morning. They also have the Indiana Jones trilogy for $24.99. Probably similar PM opportunities.

I'm pulling in to BB on my way home this evening!


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 3:03p

Nice deal. thx OP.


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 3:04p

$34.88 at Amazon and free shipping and no tax. Great for those of us who don't have a Fry's around or are too lazy to go out


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 9:18p

FWIW, part III was terrible.

it should swim with the fishes.


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 9:28p

thepickandroll said:FWIW, part III was terrible.

it should swim with the fishes.

Sophia Ford Coppola single handedly took down the Godfather


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2006 @ 9:44p

traderjose said:thepickandroll said:FWIW, part III was terrible.

it should swim with the fishes.

Sophia Ford Coppola single handedly took down the Godfather

Which too bad, because she's turning out to be a fantastic director.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 4:49a

Thanks OP! I'll be picking this up tomorrow. At $22.50 for the set that is a great price even though part III sucked.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 5:44a

slackerace said:traderjose said:thepickandroll said:FWIW, part III was terrible.

it should swim with the fishes.

Sophia Ford Coppola single handedly took down the Godfather

Which too bad, because she's turning out to be a fantastic director.
This is also true


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 6:13a

A few years ago, some channel on cable (USA, I think) broadcast a recut version of the GF that showed the story as it happened. They took pieces of each of the movies and re-edited them so you watched the story of the Corleones from the first introduction of Vito to the very last shot of the last movie. I think it lasted several nights, and was shown as a mini-series.

Does anyone know if this version has ever been put onto dvd? I have the original boxed set, but would love to buy this one,too. It really brought the story to life in a way the other movies couldn't.

Thanks for your input.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 12:09p

I think this was only released on VHS in the '80s. I'd like to see the chronological verison myself.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 12:19p

BlkBimM3r said:Thanks OP! I'll be picking this up tomorrow. At $22.50 for the set that is a great price even though part III sucked.

wasn't that bad. it gave one of the best quotes from the series: "just when i thought i was out... they pulled me back in!"


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 1:50p

I thought I and II were good.. I did not like III, especially Sophia Ford Copolla's acting. The end dying scene was horrible!!!

Still though at this price I'm getting the set. It's cheaper than buying 1 and 2 separately.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 7:10p

Just got one from bestbuy for ~$23 afer PM. I found out the best way to PM 110% at bestbuy is to buy it first, then go back and show them the ad and try to return it. They will PM 110% without any hesitation. First bestbuy I went to refuse to do 110% pricematch because "I haven't bought it yet". So I said "Do you want me to buy it now and come back for PM?". The guy said "No you can't because we know". I was so pissed and just left the store. I haven't shopped at BB for over 2 years, can't believe they still have such bad customer service.


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   posted: Jul. 1, 2006 @ 7:48p

from my experiences at Best Buy, the clerks/checkers refuse to do 110% Price Matches, they will only do 100% price for price matching but nothing extra.

What I do now is this. Purchase the item at Best Buys full face value, pay for item and then walk over to "Customer service/merchandise pick ups" with the advertisement. The way my local store is set up cashiers are next the entrance/exit on one side, and Customer service is on the other side of the doors. They probably don't want the people waiting in line to buy stuff hearing all the complaints at customer service. So I don't even leave the store, I buy it, then walk right over to customer service and tell the Customer Service people (not the cashiers) that I bought this for whatever amount showing them the item and receipt, and see that its cheaper at their competitor (show them the advertisement). All the customer service people I have dealt with will give you the 110% PM at this point, if not say you want to return it and they should give you the 110% PM guarantee.


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