The Movie At Goodwill

Zenoah · **Posted:** Tue Jan 26, 2010 3:02 pm

For anyone looking for an authentic VHS copy (in the cardstock style sleeve) check your local good will and thrift stores.
Just last night I found 2 copies of All Dogs, one in the plastic case, the other in the sleeve, the 2nd movie and the Christmas Special all under one roof.
And they mostly go for $1.99

So if you are looking for a copy, check out the local thrift stores.

Raven the lioness · **Posted:** Wed Jan 27, 2010 10:37 pm

I found my ADGTH 2 movie at Salvation Army but it is ruined now(watched it too much when I first got it XD). I have it on DvD so the quaility is better anyways^

Zenoah · **Posted:** Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:49 pm

I like the vhs version of old movies...I adore the old trailiers and the nostagic feel they carry.

Walking Disaster · **Posted:** Wed Feb 03, 2010 10:02 pm

If you look hard enough you can find the movies.

I drove almost an hour and a holf to a barnes and noble to pick up the dvd set of ADGTH & ADGTH2

Raven the lioness · **Posted:** Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:12 pm

I still think findin any good movies t Goodwill stores like Balto & ADGTH moives are kinda hard to find^

Roi Doberwolf · **Posted:** Thu Feb 04, 2010 7:25 pm

Considering I got the second movie on DVD from a special they had at Pizza Hut (XD),
lookin' for the films at Goodwill stores is a good idea!

Zenoah wrote:

I adore the old trailiers and the nostagic feel they carry.

I agree! Trailers these days may be more epic with their graphic (and music depending on your preferances), but they're so vague!
Most times if I see a trailer that looks interesting, I have to google the film just to get the plot >.<
I remember a time when trailers where able to tell you (if only even basically)
what the film was about as well as showing how impressive the film is in acting and/or animation.
...is that only me though? >.>

Ancient Fairy Dragon · **Joined:** Wed Jan 06, 2010 5:24 am **Posts:** 1043

Roi Doberwolf wrote:

Considering I got the second movie on DVD from a special they had at Pizza Hut (XD),
lookin' for the films at Goodwill stores is a good idea!

Zenoah wrote:

I adore the old trailiers and the nostagic feel they carry.

I agree! Trailers these days may be more epic with their graphic (and music depending on your preferances), but they're so vague!
Most times if I see a trailer that looks interesting, I have to google the film just to get the plot >.<
I remember a time when trailers where able to tell you (if only even basically)
what the film was about as well as showing how impressive the film is in acting and/or animation.
...is that only me though? >.>

Nope, now they totally paint a differet picture than the actual movie. The library where i live actually has VHS for both movies and the Christmas special so I can see the old trailers if I want.

Oh, and Roi, that's quite an interesting way to get a dvd-from a pizza place I mean.

Zenoah · **Posted:** Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:11 am

I remeber when Pizza Hut had that free dvd deal.

Im just not into DVD's of movies that came out on VHS first.
I had gotten Rock-a-Doodle and I could swear they cut a part out...

Juuchan17 · **Posted:** Fri Aug 06, 2010 4:20 pm

I've seen the movies [mainly the first one] on VHS in my local Goodwills, though I will say I found something great one time.

Junior Novel version of ADGTH2. Yes, I bought it too.... lots of changes.

Personally, I'd love to find OSTs [soundtracks] to either film in a store one of these days... *crosses fingers*

- Juuchan17

The Batman · **Posted:** Tue Aug 10, 2010 3:15 pm

I found my ADGTH DVD at goodwill. Since my mom worked there at the time, I got dibs and they knocked down the price for me.

Tadie · **Posted:** Tue Aug 24, 2010 7:03 pm

I recently got an ADGTH 1 at a Goodwill, and popped in the TV and the colors were messed up. Honestly. Charlie was green.

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