how expensive are dvds - Page 2

mrsharvey · #11 (**permalink**) 18-03-10, 16:42

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Originally Posted by LittleMissMe

how do you get them onto disk from the skyplus box?

I'll have to ask mrh and get back to you

matilda s mum · #12 (**permalink**) 18-03-10, 22:03

I always go to a price ocmparison website first. I like this one:

> Cheap DVDs - Cheap Games - Cheap Books - Cheap CDs

Cheapest Monsters Inc coming up for £5.49 with free postage from HMV

Cheapest Toy Story I can see is for £9.99
Think because it is a 1995 film - the older the film the more expensive they get as they are not selling as many copies. Might go down in price later this year on promotion when the new film comes out...

Nickit · #13 (**permalink**) 18-03-10, 22:07

Hubby just bought a few dvd's from Love Film for quite cheap. Think they sell their old stock (i.e. dvd's that they've rented out previously). Might be another place it's worth looking.

angelbabies · #14 (**permalink**) 18-03-10, 23:12

must admit never go in the dvd section at supermarket will do now.

and all the mention of sky plus has reminded me that when my bro comes home soon from abroad and he'll be getting sky and has a recordable dvd player so looks like fav uncle comes to the rescue again. haven't clue how it all works though.

dd's never wanted to watch them before shes only just discovered them at my other bro's house. could aways just send her round there

off to order monsters inc off hmv.

thanks