Here's a run down of some of the major online DVD retailers. To help you find the best prices, check these out:

            Reel.com
               Known for their great coupons and 50% off their Top 10 sellers, Reel.com is a great spot to catch a bargain.  Sometimes a little slow to process an order, Reel still is a strong choice for ordering DVD's. Reel.com also price matches.

            800.com
               The Most well known for their 3 for a $1 promotion (which ended Dec '98), 800.com hasn't made lots of friends, taking their time getting the offers shipped, but normal orders seem to turn around well and 800.com's price is usually the one to beat. You can't lose with their free shipping!

              BigStar.com
               A solid store with decent prices. Stands out from the pack because of Free Video Offers with a purchase of $15. Also has at least 3 or 4 titles at VERY low prices!

            Amazon.com
               You know them as a book store, so how are they at DVD's? Just OK. Prices are usually a little high, and their shipping charges add up. Usually not my first choice for DVD shopping.

            DVDExpress
               DVDExpress consistently delivers on time and are great about resolving issues. A real plus that they tell you if a DVD is in stock.

            Shopping.com
               Very poor customer service, and very slow to ship, but with their top 10 DVD's a just over $12 it's worth a look. I usually have DVDExpress price match Shopping.com and give them my business. (Just bought by Compaq computers so we'll see if there is any improvement.)

            BuyVideos.com
               Cheap DVD's, high shipping charges. Sometimes the two even out to a great deal. My one grip: it's impossible to find what you're looking for (even if they carry it). 

              DVDWave
               Another DVD store with strong discounts. Unique in that they also RENT DVD's.