1376 Soquel Ave. Santa Cruz, CA 95062 (831) 427 2282 Email: kyork@videovideo.com Sunday - Thursday 11a.m. - 10p.m. Friday, Saturday 11a.m. - 11p.m.

This Week's 99¢ Special: employee picks

Filmography links courtesy of IMDb

Movie trailer links courtesy of RealGuide

What's New

18 November 2002 Added the New Release section.

8 March 2002

Added trailers from realguide.real.com

16 November 2001

• We finally have the ``videovideo.com'' domain name! It took two years but it's finally ours! The change should fully propagate in the next day or two at which time we'll start advertising it!
• The store has not had any price changes in at least 2 years, though our expenses have gone up considerably (payroll has gone up 20%!), so effective 20 November our rates are changing as follows:
  • Late Fees for catalog and family titles are going from $1.00/day to $1.50/day
  • 5/5/5 price is changing from $5.50 to $5.95

16 August 2001 : The DVD Player giveaway is over! The lucky winners will be notified sometime today.

10 June 2001 : All AAA Videos are now in our computer!

We're in the home stretch of integrating the AAA Videos into our collection. Many thanks to the Video Video Team.

Many of the titles on this web site now link to the Internet Movie Database. Most browsers will open a new window when you click on a title.

The Search and Browse screens now show you the status of a title: if we have VHS and/or DVD, if the title is available and if not when it should be back in the store, and the movie ID. The movie ID is provided for your reference: the title in our computer may not match the one you see on the page. When asking for a movie, please give both the movie ID and it's title. Reservations cannot be done online, but if you call the store the staff will be more than happy to make the reservation for you even if you're not yet a member.

Any Browser Campaign

These pages are best viewed with ANY BROWSER! You'll notice the pages have few graphics, and no java or javascript. This is because I want everyone to be able to use them regardless of disability or machine speed. I routinely check these pages with a text-only (that's right, NO GRAPHICS) browser to make sure they remain accessible to all. I will happily look to incorporate any suggestions, but please do not try to sell me some wiz-bang service that can only be viewed with Microsoft's Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.

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