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Pan's Labyrinth - DVD $7.99
The Notebook - Fullscreen - DVD -$7.99
Snakes On A Plane - $7.99
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - Widescreen - $12.99
Wedding Crashers - DVD - $5.99
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - Widescreen Dolby - $12.99
Take the Lead - DVD - $5.99
Blow - DVD - $5.99
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Widescreen - $12.99
Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny - DVD - $5.99

credit to ahmadh007

edit: link fixed, thx vibe

Fixed link:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site//olspage.jsp;?id=pcmcat137800050001&type=category

I wonder if this offer will be at multiple stores like WalMart?

Should be a fantastic film if half as good as the novels.

vibe said:Update: Target and WalMart has this same offer with better prices on the DVDs.

I looked but couldn't find the earlier thread on that again (the one about price-matching the Target and WalMart offers); was that a sale that ended yesterday or their regular price?

jbloggs said:I bought Notebook and Wedding Crashers (only FULL screen versions are on sale) from Target for $3.98 each with the movie tickets.
The Notebook has WS/FS on the same disc

jbloggs said:I bought Notebook and Wedding Crashers (only FULL screen versions are on sale) from Target for $3.98 each with the movie tickets.

Do you know if that's their current price or was it last week's sale price? Thanks in advance.

slicer69, thanks for the info.

I do know in the past you could use the vouchers for ANY movie at the theater. I have never used the freebies for their pre-assigned movie. Just be polite at the theater and they really couldn't care less what you watch.

As for CGI warrior polar bears? I saw the trailer up close when i watched Enchanted, no one in my party which included kids, were impressed. Enchaned, on the other hand, was cool!

slicer69 said:fyi, for those of you who don't know, as I didn't until recently, this movie and the books are an "anti christian" series written by a good author(atheist I think) who likes attacking religion. I'm a christian and if you want to see the movie that's fine. I'd love to see it as I'm a huge scifi/fantasy fan, but I'm not sure I want to give my $$$ to their establishment. For those of you that weren't aware I thought you might like to know ahead of time.

I've read this movie is a dumbed down version of the first book in the series. Who knows I may go to see it just for the heck of it since it does look kewl, but if your are a christian and plan on taking your kids, just know there's an anti christian theme. If your anti christian(or any religion) yourself thats fine, I don't mean to attack you, your intitled to your views.

Otherwise this looks like a good deal, green 4 u.

Why are Christians, who are supposed to have faith, so fragile concerning their faith? When I see religious movies such as the Ten Commandments or Passion of the Christ, I have faith that it will not change my beliefs that god is a fairy tale best left to preschool children. Perhaps Christians should strenghten their faith to match that of the unfaithfull.

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Why are Christians, who are supposed to have faith, so fragile concerning their faith? When I see religious movies such as the Ten Commandments or Passion of the Christ, I have faith that it will not change my beliefs that god is a fairy tale best left to preschool children. Perhaps Christians should strenghten their faith to match that of the unfaithfull.
Im sure your unfaithfull whatever that is deleted03311 however don't make broad assumptions about all Christians. A thousand lifetimes of your ignorance of the existance of God won't change what I know to be true and have proven out in my life. So in a twisted way, maybe I'll make you happy that my faith is strong enough to match the "unfaithfull" and then some.

slicer69 said:fyi, for those of you who don't know, as I didn't until recently, this movie and the books are an "anti christian" series written by a good author(atheist I think) who likes attacking religion. I'm a christian and if you want to see the movie that's fine. I'd love to see it as I'm a huge scifi/fantasy fan, but I'm not sure I want to give my $$$ to their establishment. For those of you that weren't aware I thought you might like to know ahead of time.

I've read this movie is a dumbed down version of the first book in the series. Who knows I may go to see it just for the heck of it since it does look kewl, but if your are a christian and plan on taking your kids, just know there's an anti christian theme. If your anti christian(or any religion) yourself thats fine, I don't mean to attack you, your intitled to your views.

Otherwise this looks like a good deal, green 4 u.
Have you read these novels?
It is...quite frankly the definition of ignorance to condemm that which you are not familiar.
This is reminiscent of the anti-Harry Potter sentiment we've had to endure as well.
Why is it such things only become controversial when made into movies. Don't you guys read books?

phildawg said:GlassVial said:GlassVial said:The LOTR's are all the 4-disc OMG versions right? BB's site doesn't really say, but they look like it.
Answering my own question, yes, they are, and they also come with Golden Compass tix, too.

Wow, I always wanted the extended editions, I own all the 'original' dvd releases (remembering that extendeds waited until christmas to be released following the sept-october normal release).

Anyways, I actually loved Pan's labyrinth, and it also looks like the special collector's edition.

So I picked up 4 =) 50 dollars after tax with instore backup, and I'll get the 4 tickets, and like others have said my theater will let you use them for any movie if you are polite and ask before attempting to use =)

At my theatres, you don't even have to ask. Just get a ticket for whatever movie, go up to guest services and switch it for any other.