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Posted by: JohnIan at July 23, 2008, 6:19 am

Topic: Free Bonuses with DVD releases Forum: JoBlo

"One of the reasons why movies in the 70s were cool was that none of the studios were afraid of downer endings. Think about it - one of the hallmark features of 1970s films was the downbeat ending. In fact, it's hard to think of a film from the seventies that ends with the protagonists success." - Redundant23 Three stores - four titles (sort of). There wasn't a lot of my sights this week. At Best Buy; picked up from their $5.99 sale, "Darkman Trilogy: The Franchise Collection" and two of their promo DVDs. I picked 2 since I wanted an extra case. You know, sometimes you buy a title (used) and it arrives in a damaged case. What I got was something unexpected. I grabbed two copies thinking both were the same, "The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragaon Emeror" with "Hellboy II". Nope. A few weeks back they had another promo. I wanted to get one, but they would've give it to me unless I bought a DVD. I passed. There it is. I now have the promo for "The Incredible Hulk" with "Wanted". Sway. Got both for free. By the way, "Darkman Trilogy" was kinda difficult to find. It wasn't in horror nor sci-fi sections, it was in comedy. I guess... but that's kinda stretching it. At Circuit City I took home the new Robot Chicken title; their Star Wars parody, half hour special. Already watched it. Most nice. Good price too $8.99. I did some recon at Wal-Mart and picked up some paper towels and fabric softener. Nothing really there to report. Best Buy promo DVDs

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