Any coupons for movie that come out of the vault tomorrow?

[RachaelA]

The email I got from DMR was just a link to Amazon. I printed the Doc McStuffins coupon, but I wanted to get Pocahontas, Rescuers, Tigger Movie and probably the Rescuers as well (Don't tell my husband! )

 

[unfreshdiva1]

I'm in the same boat - need all of the ones being released tomorrow (although I think I'm skipping the Tigger movie). Best option I've seen is if ou buy 2 you get $10 off a Best Buy (selling for $22.99 each for blu-ray) bringing them down to $17.99 each. Target price matches but I believe they are selling them for $24.99 each so Best Buy is still better deal. Kind of sad more promotions not out there for such great movies being released tomorrow.

 

[RachaelA]

I'm in the same boat - need all of the ones being released tomorrow (although I think I'm skipping the Tigger movie). Best option I've seen is if ou buy 2 you get $10 off a Best Buy (selling for $22.99 each for blu-ray) bringing them down to $17.99 each. Target price matches but I believe they are selling them for $24.99 each so Best Buy is still better deal. Kind of sad more promotions not out there for such great movies being released tomorrow.

I might have to pick which ones I buy then. I'm really surprised that Disney isn't releases at least $5 of coupons.

 

[JB2K]

I might have to pick which ones I buy then. I'm really surprised that Disney isn't releases at least $5 of coupons.

I don't think Disney "has to" do the coupon thing, any longer...

...reason being is that Disney was one of the early studios responsible for initially getting the Blu-ray format off the ground -- those early coupons pretty much guaranteed folks with a bookshelf full of 1980's-90s "clamshell" VHS cases (or DVDs for the later crowd) would glady "upgrade" to the next big thing.

Now that Blu-ray has cemented its' place in home video sales (and the prices of both BR discs/players have dropped significantly), there's no need for Disney to offer discounts on some of their lesser-known flims, such as the ones they've released over the past couple of weeks.

 

[java]

I am Java. I am 46. And I will be rushing out to buy the Rescuers!

 

[RachaelA]

I don't think Disney "has to" do the coupon thing, any longer...

...reason being is that Disney was one of the early studios responsible for initially getting the Blu-ray format off the ground -- those early coupons pretty much guaranteed folks with a bookshelf full of 1980's-90s "clamshell" VHS cases (or DVDs for the later crowd) would glady "upgrade" to the next big thing.

Now that Blu-ray has cemented its' place in home video sales (and the prices of both BR discs/players have dropped significantly), there's no need for Disney to offer discounts on some of their lesser-known flims, such as the ones they've released over the past couple of weeks.

Understandable, but then some people like me won't buy them. Even something as little as a $3 or $5 coupon helps encourage me to buy a movie I might not normally want like The Rescuers or the Aristocats. My DH will probably be happy anyways I'm sure Disney has done their research though and I'm in the minority.

 

[angel's momma]

Best option I've seen is if ou buy 2 you get $10 off a Best Buy (selling for $22.99 each for blu-ray) bringing them down to $17.99 each.

Amazon has the same offer, through 9/30

 

[Smiling Cheshire Cat]

I am Java. I am 46. And I will be rushing out to buy the Rescuers!

Me too! I grew up in the 70's when there weren't many good Disney movies. The Rescuers was the only Disney movie I can remember going to the theaters to see. It has a special place in my heart.

 

[java]

Also got an email from DMV that they are giving double points if you buy this week. (I think that was the time frame)

 

[unfreshdiva1]

Correct on the double points (I believe only for a week). I am purchasing 4 of the movies which should give me enough points now to get the Boo figure (from Monsters Inc. ) I've had my eye on.