Disc Replay Movies Music & Games

Yeah, what Todd said. Great deals on used DVDs. Sometimes you just want to have your own DVD of a favorite movie and not rent, and not just download/​stream over the Internet.
And like Todd said, if you take shipping into account, this place is often cheaper than Ebay; if you’re going to be in the Castleton area anyway.
I recently discovered some _​free_​ (and legal) online movie-​viewing web sites for older movies, hulu. com, and crackle. com. But when I want to actually own the DVD, I go here to Disc Replay.
They directly face Best Buy across the parking lot. On the North side of 82^nd Street, but still south of the Castleton Square Mall building. From 82^nd street, enter the complex next to the PNC Bank, turn left, and go towards Best Buy.

This little gem of a store buys and sells a great selection of used DVDs, video games, and CD’s for good prices. They have great sales and know their inventory. For example, if an item is out of print (OOP), they will offer significantly more for it when selling it. However that also means that and OOP item the item will have a premium price. That said, the OOP items I have found here were in excellent condition (they refinish all CD’s and DVD’s that they buy) and they were still LESS than Amazon or Ebay (plus I didn’t have to pay for shipping and could use cash!) However, they will not accept unopened items (perhaps to cut down on people stealing from Best Buy across the lot? I dunno.)
Excellent finds are found in drama and children’s DVDs. I have even found some great and classic hip hop, rock, and R&B. Items rotate quickly out of the store and I learned a painful lesson on that. I found an OOP CD single and put off buying it because maybe I could find it later or online for better. At that time it was ten bucks at Disc Replay. However, when I went a couple days later it was gone, and yesterday I wound up shelling out 45 bucks for that exact same OOP item on Amazon.