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Walmart Transformers 2: IMAX Edition 2-Disc Blu-ray $21 Discuss (7)

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Amazon Ally McBeal: The Complete Series DVD Set $79 Discuss (13)

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Depending on where you live, these may cost more than the regular price!

im with #1, this thing blows

rip off

"Internal server error"

nice link....

5% is a joke, especially considering I usually go for the 5-6PM showings which are still matinee price. Not to mention the local 13 plex has no security so I can stay for a double feature with the free refill on the freaking $6 bag of 50 cents worth of popcorn. And if you have a Regal card you get rewards, like free popcorn, $1 candy, or free admission tickets when you use them, which will save me about the same 5%. Nice try, Ben.

Heck, if you're willing to pony up for 50 tickets at a time, just go to the cinemas' website and buy them for $1.50 cheaper apiece. Cinemark, AMC, and Regal cinemas all have bulk discounts making the unrestricted passes $7 and the restricted passes $6. Anyone paying more for a movie is also likely to be hit with a service charge on the passes anyway to make up for the difference.

You guys who are flaming haven't checked it out.... it's not 5% off retail price, it's around $7 after the coupon for the value passes. I'm having some server trouble too, but I did get through on the 3rd try.

Our movie prices in Boston are $10.50 and $11, so you save $4 around here off the box office price.

If your from Manhattan don't bother with the AMC Golds. They aren't accepted on any major movie for the first 10 days anyway. Just get the silvers.

#7, matinee price locally is $7 and I get rewards for buying them at the box office. No restrictions either. Unless you know your local theatre will be raising their prices sometime soon, it's still no deal.

#9, Respectfully, I guess my point was that I do actually go to movies opening night, at night generally (I haven't gone to a matinee in years), and that I have saved a lot of money with these. Obviously it depends on the market, and there are always cheaper options, but these are pretty solid usually.

#10, respectfully, if it's a deal for you, awesome! Our ticket prices haven't broken the $10 barrier...yet.

Costco is cheaper for AMC @ 2 for $14.99.

Or, if you have a nice home theatre system, just download HD content and watch it for free!

useless in NYC.

Oink

Do what I did when I met my wife - be so ridiculously annoying during the movie that she will never ask you to take her to a movie again. I've saved a ton of money over the years by not having to take her out to the movies. In turn, I've used those savings to score me cool things like the Red LED Scrolling Message Badge.

By the way, welcome home from school #14. We've missed you.

Rip off....if you're a student, u can generally get tickets for less than what this site charges you. Otherwise, u can alway get em from Costco, which is also less $$ than here.

#14 pedoph!le nuisance_sucks is waiting for the next installment of Brokeback Mountain. He already owns the HD-DVD version. That's the only movie he likes in his entire 8 years of existence.

Oink

movies suck

LodC wrote:

movies suck

... compared to comic books (oops! I mean graphic novels). Right #19?

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