100 dollars (tickets + babysitter). However, Columbia refuses to say if a
dvd movie is wide screen. How stupid is that? If you are catering to movie
nuts, people who care about this stuff (and heck, my friends who ARENT movie
nuts would rather NOT have wide screen), you would think they would include
this kind of info. (If they have changed since the last time I checked,
please correct me.)
-ray
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 7:24 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Blockbuster response to netflix and walmart for
> movie rentals?
>
> I just received an interesting offer yesterday. At least
> interesting enough for me to spend 15 minutes to read the
> entire marketing letter before I threw the entire package
> away. But it seams that Blockbuster has partnered with the
> Columbia DVD club. I could get 5 movies for $0.49 and 10 free
> rental from Blockbuster, and I only had to buy 5 more movies
> in the next two years before I could quit.
>
> Almost interesting enough for me to consider since we do by
> several movies a year, but only a couple that we have bought
> this past year where on the Columbia list, so I passed at this time.
>
> Thank you, but no thank you Blockbuster and Columbia.
>
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