I like my $5 movies

[kiteman]

I buy a lot of movies from the $5 bin at walmart. Some I've seen and some I haven't. The advantage of the DVDs is closed captions or subtitles. Yea, I'm hearing impaired so I don't enjoy going to movies or watching on tv with truckloads of ads. In fact I don't watch tv hardly.

With the closed captions I was able to get the parts I've been missing.

Happy days. :dance

 

[Spudman]

They do have some great deals...if you can stomach shopping Walmart (which we sometimes do). We, thanks to our daughter, have a large rack of DVDs from there that she watches over and over. So ya, they are a good deal.

 

[sumitomo]

Over and over and over and over,My daughter watches the same movies,but we check them out at the library.Sumi

 

[Spudman]

Over and over and over and over,My daughter watches the same movies,but we check them out at the library.Sumi

We have Netflix now so there is no more purchasing discs. Thank goodness. Our library is a little under stocked but that's always still a great idea. I haven't noticed if Netflix has closed caption or not.

 

[Tig]

I'll occasionally drop by the used movie section at Blockbuster (before they all close) and buy a few good movies in the 2-for-$10 and 2-for-$20 tables. Same with local pawn shops for about $5 ea.

If it is new or I'm not sure about a title, I'll try them first D/L'ing from piratebay.

 

[kiteman]

If I kept the cases they came in I'd be out of room.

 

[Spudman]

You could never condense VHS tapes to that. Isn't technology amazing?

If I kept the cases they came in I'd be out of room.

 

[kiteman]

Let's not talk about my VHS collections where I can pack 2-4 movies on each tape.

I put boxes of them out to the curb.