Ok, I was going to create a list of $19.99 and under products but after going through a 5 pages I decided that was going to take me forever and would be even harder to manage; so I went hacking the Amaz0n URLs and finally was able to come up with a workable solution.
EDIT
EDIT: Link does direct to Amaz0n, but was broken when linked directly from FW; therefore, I used htaccess to forward the request to prevent everyone from Copy & pasting the link. If you feel more confident doing so, please use the following link pasted directly into your browser:
********************************************************** MODS! Please stop changing the link to the Amazon link -- you continue to break the redirection. If you lazy link this to Amazon it recognizes the FW as the redirector and you get a 404 item not found page. I have worked around by using a lazy link through an HTACCESS redirector from my own domain; the request is simply forwarded on my own web server to avoid having to copy and paste the link every time. **********************************************************
If you feel the need to C&P the link here is the actual link:
It shows the more expensive ones because it takes the used prices into account as well. It does this even if you select 'new' condition on the left hand side, which is kind of a pain.
FlyingHi said:It shows the more expensive ones because it takes the used prices into account as well. It does this even if you select 'new' condition on the left hand side, which is kind of a pain.
Yeah, I had come to that conclusion; but didn't know if there was a way around it. I was playing with it for a bit and noticed that even when you click on NEW only it doesn't change so I knew it wasn't a direct result of my tinkering w/ the url.
In the end there are only a couple of exceptions to the $20 price limit across all pages.
If anyone lives in Maine/New Hampshire area and you have a Bull Moose Music near you, I'd suggest checking them out. Their prices on new dvds are excellent and they also have a decent used HD section.
Wookieboy said:If anyone lives in Maine/New Hampshire area and you have a Bull Moose Music near you, I'd suggest checking them out. Their prices on new dvds are excellent and they also have a decent used HD section.
Thanks for the info...hopefully that will help some regional FW users.
Updated link again; now showing 280 Total movies on the list for $19.99 or less. btw, why the red? if you like BRD so be it; but it's still a deal don't give the thread red.
Glad this post was helpful for you. Always nice to find some affordable titles
On a sidenote; just heard that Dreamworks & Paramount have gone HD DVD. That means some of the biggest movies this year will be HD DVD exclusive; Transformers, Shrek the Third and Blades of Glory just to name a few. Not to mention The Bourne Ultimatum, Knocked Up and Evan Almighty and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix which will also be available for holiday season...
Glad this post was helpful for you. Always nice to find some affordable titles
On a sidenote; just heard that Dreamworks & Paramount have gone HD DVD. That means some of the biggest movies this year will be HD DVD exclusive; Transformers, Shrek the Third and Blades of Glory just to name a few. Not to mention The Bourne Ultimatum, Knocked Up and Evan Almighty and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix which will also be available for holiday season...
HD-DVD really is the way to go with more and more studios become HD-DVD exclusive. Not to mention the fact that I own more HD-DVD titles than Blu-ray titles.
"Blockbuster Inc. announced it would stock only Blu-ray titles when it expands its high-def DVD offerings this year. Target Inc., the nation's second-largest retailer, said it will only sell Blu-ray DVD players in its stores in the fourth quarter."
shingletingle said:HD-DVD really is the way to go with more and more studios become HD-DVD exclusive. Not to mention the fact that I own more HD-DVD titles than Blu-ray titles.
QUICKAVE said:first dumping the hd players now the movies, may be the beginning of end for hd ....
You don't seem to have any clue what you're talking about. I guess since DVDs are continually dropping in price, DVD must be failing and companies are dumping them.
You guys crack me up. In case you weren't paying attention yesterday HD DVD stuck back against blu ray's exclusive blockbuster & target [which they paid for] deal by taking both Dreamworks & Paramount from the BRD side of things; both studios are now producing exclusively for HD DVD; that means some of the huge movies of 2007 will be HD DVD only [Transformers, Shrek].
Don't come in here and threadcrap because you bought a PS3 and don't have any games to play; HD DVD is a comparable technology but is much cheaper than Blu Ray, both in terms of production for the studios and for the consumers in cost of players. This alone is going to cause more consumers to buy players...lets face it everyday people aren't ready for $500-600 consumer electronics.
BTW, do some fact checking before you go spouting inaccurate information around.
Disclaimer: By providing links to other sites, FatWallet.com does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products available at these sites, nor does a link indicate any association with or endorsement by the linked site to FatWallet.com.
