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About the Cashmonkey:
Cashmonkey just wants to save you money. Honest. That's it. And watch videos.
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Netflix. This is one of the Internet's great services. Sign up free, and then for a monthly subscription,
you maintain a library of 3 DVDs. When you're done with one, send it back and they'll send you another (all shipping is
free). Try out Netflix for FREE.
Cashmonkey likes a) having no late fees, b) no messing around at the video store, and c) keeping his list of "to rent" movies on the web, rather than in his head, so he actually gets to see them. |
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DVDPlanet offers all pre-ordered DVDs at at least 30% off.
Are there DVD moons? |
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Half.com has super cheap clearance DVDs and players. When stores order too many, they dump them here. Go here first for the best deals! |
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JandR Computer and Music World Cashmonkey knows that in New York that this is where you go for the best price on good quality products. |
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Barnes and Noble sells dvds, too! Also books on film, and screenplays.
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The Sharper Image has lots of weird ass dvd players. Honest. |
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EW is all you really need to read. If all you wanna do is watch moviess the rest of the time. |
DVD: Lantana
The lantana is an Australian bush with intercrossing thorny branches. A woman is found dead in a lantana. How did a network of intersecting lives lead to this end? Terrific performances by Anthony LaPaglia (using his own accent!), Geoffrey Rush, and Kerry Armstrong lead a superb ensemble cast. Low-key, adult, well-done.
Movies to look out for:
Standing in the Shadow of Motown. A superb documentary about the session
musicians who played on all the great Motown hits; these guys recorded more #1 hits than
the Beatles, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones and Elvis Presley--combined. With terrific music
including a reunion concert in 2000, you will leave the theater informed and entertained.
Lost in La Mancha by Louis Pepe and Keith Fulton. A
documentary about the implosion of Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote film.