Amazon Cyber-Monday deals: Buck Rogers, Marx Brothers, Neko Case, iPod Touch, more!

[yendi]

Amazon's Cyber-Monday site is as active as the Black Friday one was, with lightning deals on Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, HDTVs, Rock Band: Beatles, earrings, laptops, digital cameras, music by Taylor Swift and Monsters of Folk, Lego, and that inexplicable Bob Dylan Christmas album (as well as a lot more). As always, lightning deals start every hour or so, and run out after three hours of inventory is depleted.

As for regular deals, the Deal of the Day is the 2nd Generation 8GB iPod Touch for $158 (21% off).

The MP3 Deal of the Day is Neko Case's awesome Middle Cyclone for $1.99!

The Video Game Deal of the Day is Ghostbusters for $19.78 for any next-gen system.

The Marx Brothers Collection is down to $14.99 (75% off). This is the MGM set, but still worth owning.

The Back to the Future Trilogy is $10.49. That's just about $3.50 a movie, even though you'll watch the first one way more than the other two.

The complete Gil Gerard/Erin Gray Buck Rogers in the 25th Century series is only $9.99!

To save folks the trouble of sorting through previous deal posts, here's a list of still-active deals from previous days. Note that some have gotten less appealing (price hike on Tropic Thunder, fewer seasons of The Office on sale), but at least one, The Devil Wears Prada, has gone down in price:



Movies:

Charlie Wilson's War: $4.99

Wedding Crashers: $5.99

Star Trek: $15.99.

The Proposal: $14.99

Casino Royale: $5.99

Quantum of Solace: $8.99

Vicky Christina Barcelona: $7.99

Slumdog Millionaire: $7.99

Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $6.99

Julie and Julia: $9.99

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (single-desk edition): $9.99

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (two-disc edition w/digital copy): $19.99

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Blu-Ray): $15.99

The Devil Wears Prada: $3.99

Valkyrie: $8.99

Twilight: $9.99

Zack and Miri Make a Porno (two-disc edition): $7.99

Knocked Up: $3.99

Fanboys: $3.99

Huge Criterion Collection sale (prices up to 55% off).


TV Series:

Caprica: $6.99

30 Rock: Season 1: $16.99. Season 2: $12.99

The Office: $12.99 or less a season. ETA: Only applies to Season 1 now.

The Wire: The Complete Series: $122.99

The Simpsons: Seasons 1-10: Anywhere from $10.99-12.99 a pop.

Reba: $8.99 a season.

Weeds: Seasons 1-2, $8.99 a pop.

X-Files: $12.49 a season.

Friends: $14.99 a season.

Video Games:

Guitar Hero: Metallica: $25.

Dragon Age: Origins $34.99

World of Warcraft: $4.99

Quest Trio for the DS for $11.95

Left 4 Dead 2: $34.99

Virtua Tennis 2009 for the Wii: $14.99

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves: $40.00

Guitar Hero 5: Anywhere from $29.95-$38.43 (25-38% off, game only -- no deals on the bundle with guitar)

World of Warcraft Battle Chest: $19.99 (50% off)

Other stuff:

The Complete Calvin and Hobbes: $79.50

The Complete Far Side: $79.50

Dilbert 2.0: $26.67

The $5 magazine sale.

$3 in free MP3 credit (must be redeemed by today).

One-year subscription to Entertainment Weekly is only $10 (95% off the cover price, and about 75% off the typical subscription price).

Finally, there's still a free one-month trial membership for Amazon Prime (which will net you free shipping on even the under-$25 sale items).

Comments

[thelastrobot.livejournal.com]

I sure won't watch the first one more than the second one. The second one is my favorite. Now the third one, with its flying trains...

[yendi]

See, we've got the exact opposite reaction here. The second one (with its lack of even a pretense of being a standalone film) is my least favorite by far.

[thelastrobot.livejournal.com]

I'll give you that. I'm a fan of its bizarre retrofuturism. And its bleak for the main characters alternate 1985.