Yes, I would definitely recommend buying used movies from amazon. I have done it many times, and I have never had a problem. The used copies are much, much cheaper than the new copies, and many of the so-called "used" copies are in fact brand-new; never even been taken out of the plastic wrapping. They're only called "used" because someone bought them and then returned them, without watching them.
However, I would only buy used copies that are listed as "Like New" or in "Excellent" condition. I would not buy any that are listed as in "Very Good" condition, "Good" condition, or "Acceptable" condition. I've actually never bought a movie that was in less than "Excellent" condition, but I wouldn't want to risk it.
If you buy a movie that is supposed to be in "Like New" or "Excellent" condition, but it arrives scratched or otherwise damaged, then you can return it, since it is not in the condition that it was advertised to be in.
Also, don't buy movies from sellers who have less than a 95% customer approval rating. I typically only buy from sellers who have a 97% or higher approval rating, but if I see a really great price from a seller with only a 95% approval rating, I'll usually buy it.
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I think that is a great idea! I would definitely go to that party!
A good idea to where movies came from would be plays and greek/roman theaters which were upgraded to movies
No where legally. You could always order them from the Mattel website, however.
yeah it is a good idea for those who just can't live without movies. so what they need is a mobile phone n the movies converted in compatible formats so they can watch them on the go or right on their bed without causing harm to their eyes.