I stand by that Costco is the best place to buy movies. While I there today, I picked up a number of movies on a whim. - A Beautiful Mind, $7.99 - Before Sunset (bundled with How to Deal), $9.49 - Closer, $8.79 - Driving Miss Daisy, $6.99 - Edward Scissorhands, $8.49 - Full Metal Jacket, $9.99 - Glory, $8.99 - The Iron Giant, $6.99 - Malcolm X, $9.99 - Moulin Rouge! (bundled with Down with Love), $8.49 - The Pianist, $7.99 - Pride & Prejudice (2005), $9.79 Total = $103.89 There's a number of 'chick flicks' in there, but I consider them all to be good movies. OK, so I didn't want How to Deal or Down with Love, but you can't really choose what you want to get with a bundle deal. I'll take Down with Love because it stars Ewan McGregor and Renée Zellweger, but I'll have to watch it to make any final decision to keep it or give it to my sister. How to Deal I won't be keeping. Here's my complete collection of DVDs. There's far too much anime, more than I'd care to admit, but I'm working on expanding my 'regular movie' collection. The dozen new titles should aid in that. DVD Aficionado - Lord_Satorious's DVD Collection The Costco I went to had nothing in the way of new games; I was looking for Tony Hawk's Project 8 for the Xbox 360, but all they had was the Xbox version. They had a number of Wii games as well, but no The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess or Trauma Center: Second Opinion, and certainly no consoles themselves. Unless I call every day, it's unlikely I will find one soon.