Unbelievable Movie Prices

[Kane_Hodder]

You must be a real avid film buff to want those movies at those prices. For that kind of money here you could get at least 14-15 VHS, its that cheap. By the way how do you use that quote by me? Sorry I am new.:o

[stubbornforgey]

Originally Posted by Kane_Hodder

You must be a real avid film buff to want those movies at those prices. For that kind of money here you could get at least 14-15 VHS, its that cheap. By the way how do you use that quote by me? Sorry I am new.:o

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[Kane_Hodder]

Now I see it. Thanks a lot stubbornforgey.:)

[bloodrayne]

Originally Posted by Kane_Hodder

how do you use that quote by me?

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EDIT: Oops...Too late...Curse Stubborn's fast fingers

[Kane_Hodder]

I saw it bloodrayne. Thanks. Are films in the US priced according to their availability or what? Maybe hard to find films cost more. Because its unbelievable that people would actually pay so much to own movies which quite frankly dont deserve that sort of prices.

[bloodrayne]

Originally Posted by Kane_Hodder

Are films in the US priced according to their availability or what? Maybe hard to find films cost more. Because its unbelievable that people would actually pay so much to own movies which quite frankly dont deserve that sort of prices.

Movies (DVDs) that are common and currently available in stores cost an average of $10-$20 new, depending on the movie and the store...You can find some 'bargain buys' for $1-$5 new...Used DVDs sell for $5-$10...But for something that's really old, rare and/or out of print, people can charge whatever they want whether it's new OR used

[Kane_Hodder]

That makes sense. But the thing that doesnt make sense is average or trashy films costing a fortune. I dont get that. How can they be priced so high and still attract a potential buyer? I mean who would be that desperate to buy such a movie for such a price anyway?

[stubbornforgey]

Originally Posted by bloodrayne

Movies (DVDs) that are common and currently available in stores cost an average of $10-$20 new, depending on the movie and the store...You can find some 'bargain buys' for $1-$5 new...Used DVDs sell for $5-$10...But for something that's really old, rare and/or out of print, people can charge whatever they want

your fucken joking..
Latest releases here..btween 99-150$'s
older releases...60$ depending on popularity'
they could cost more.
Once the movie has lost its zing... 20-30$.
or vid stores will try and knock them off for 10$'s

[bloodrayne]

Originally Posted by Kane_Hodder

That makes sense. But the thing that doesnt make sense is average or trashy films costing a fortune. I dont get that. How can they be priced so high and still attract a potential buyer? I mean who would be that desperate to buy such a movie for such a price anyway?

One man's trash is another man's treasure...It all boils down to individual taste

[Kane_Hodder]

My word those prices are impossible, stubbornforgey. Where are you located in the US?