Target's buy two, get one sale is back
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Monterey Jack
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Target's buy two, get one sale is back
Through the 18th. Just picked up nine movies for a hair under $100.
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AndyDursin
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Re: Target's buy two, get one sale is back
I pre-ordered a few things in case I can't get them for review. Especially the Scream stuff.
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Monterey Jack
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Re: Target's buy two, get one sale is back
I went in on some old-school Shaw Bros. martial arts movies, like Shaolin Mantis, Monkey Kung Fu and The Flag Of Iron. All blind buys, but that recent Shawscope set gave me the craving for more. 
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Monterey Jack
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Re: Target's buy two, get one sale is back
Also picked up the following books...
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AndyDursin
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Re: Target's buy two, get one sale is back
I love me the "buy 1 cancel 2" sale. 
The Ad Naseum series, those 2 volumes and Ad Astra, are just great. The Rintzler books are all terrific, the Alien book obviously being one of those.
I preordered several Shout titles because they're flaky when it comes to review copies, at this point they will send you a Sesame Street DVD no problem but won't have any 4K review copies available for a John Carpenter title. If they end up sending out product I'll cancel those.
I also preordered Heat as Disney no longer provides physical media for review. Not sure I'll keep that preorder, I have the 4K stream of that transfer and the movie put me to sleep, twice, when I tried watching it within the last year. I remember thinking it was brilliant at the time but it does seem a little dated. And it's slow.
The Ad Naseum series, those 2 volumes and Ad Astra, are just great. The Rintzler books are all terrific, the Alien book obviously being one of those.
I preordered several Shout titles because they're flaky when it comes to review copies, at this point they will send you a Sesame Street DVD no problem but won't have any 4K review copies available for a John Carpenter title. If they end up sending out product I'll cancel those.
I also preordered Heat as Disney no longer provides physical media for review. Not sure I'll keep that preorder, I have the 4K stream of that transfer and the movie put me to sleep, twice, when I tried watching it within the last year. I remember thinking it was brilliant at the time but it does seem a little dated. And it's slow.