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http://www.dvdpricesearch.net/cgi-bin/dvdhtml2
This is likely to be your best tool for finding online bargains and many coupons. Be sure to set up preferences for your home state, since living in California may add on sales tax to your order if the online store is based in CA. This is why Amazon is *never* a bargain for those of us in Washington state, since Amazon is based out of Seattle.
Also, for those of us who are on a budget, consider used DVD's as alternative to buying them new. If you have a Blockbuster nearby (and who doesn't nowadays), they buy several copies of a new release, then after a month or two, they sell those copies for $10-17. For instance, I just talked to a lady at Blockbuster who said my store is getting in 10 rental copies of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and that they'll sell for $16.95 used. Don't be concerned about scratches on their used discs. So far, I've had no problems, and if there is a problem, they can be returned for refund or exchange within 30 days.
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