Disney films

[madmumof2]

Does anyone know where I can find a list of all Disney/Disney Pixar films?

I have a decent collection, but there are so many my kids haven't seen yet, and some I've not seen! lol I wanted to buy a new/used (doesn't matter to me) DVD every week if I could.

Also, where does everyone buy their DVD's?

I've bought loads on play.com (free delivery). And some from amazon and ebay.

Thanks!

 

[DebIreland]

There's a comprehensive list here including Pixar ones.

There's an offer in Tesco at the moment - buy one Disney movie, get one free. I don't know if their selection is great though. See here: http://www.tesco.com/entertainment/genre/disney/

Some of the older classics are hard to get and very dear. I priced Pinochio (have it on VHS only) and it's going for about 50 or 60 pounds on Ebay. Beauty and the Beast is dear too.

Good luck. I really want to build up more of them too.

 

[joolz1910]

Hi, I managed to get Aladdin and The Hunchback of Notre Dame from DVDPacific.com last year. It is a u.s. site but I found it was very competitive. I think Aladdin was about £9 and The Hunchback was about £5. Worth a look!

 

[nibbo]

There's an offer in Tesco at the moment - buy one Disney movie, get one free. I don't know if their selection is great though. See here: http://www.tesco.com/entertainment/genre/disney/

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The BOGOF offer is on at a lot of other outlets too, not just Tesco. It's an annual thing that Disney tend to do in the Autumn. The only catch is that everyone puts the price upto £15 each, but it's still not bad at £7.50 each.

Nick

 

[AlanUK]

Just moved this to community board

 

[Pinky166]

They have got BOGOF on all Disney films on play.com at the moment....£14.99 inc delivery. I ordered some last week.

 

[Cyrano]

Mainly buy Region 1 from amazon.com and deepdiscount.com

Worth checking out prices on dvdpricesearch.com

 

[madmumof2]

Juliette, did you have a problem with the region of the DVD?

A couple I have bought have been the wrong region (I think we're 2, and the US is 1?) so I can only watch them on my laptop.

I saw the tesco deal, but don't want to have to spend £15 at a time.

£50-£60??? That's mad! lol I have quite a few on VHS too. Might be cheaper to send them to one of those companies that transfer them onto DVD... I think it's something like £5 a tape.

 

[joolz1910]

Yes, that's a good point. The dvd's are probably region 1. I'm not sure because our player is multi-region. I'm quite cautious about buying dvd's from ebay because of all the pirate copies and cheap imports. There seems to be a lot of them about.

 

[madmumof2]

Yeah there are. I always go with powersellers, or insist they send outa picture of the DVD (they normally use stock photos) and you can normally tell if their real from the pic.

I can't remember now, are we region 1 or 2?

 

[~Piglet~]

I can't remember now, are we region 1 or 2?

The UK is region 2, you can also buy number 0 - region free discs