Entertainmart

This place is like dreamland for a guy. Electronics everywhere for really cheap prices. TV’s, Cell Phones. Video Games, Movies. Video Game Systems… wow list goes on and on. The people I have been helped by here have been really nice to me so far. I recommend this location, I have not been to any other one but I am happy to have gone to this one.

I love the Entertainmart. I hate the Entertainmart. I love it because for a movie fan like myself, they have everything. And I hate it because they have everything and I usually end up spending way too much money and buying more DVDs than I should. I hate that when I go in, I can never remember what weird obscure movie that I went in specifically for because there is so much to look at that I get distracted. I love that every time I go for a movie, they always have it. I love that they have some DVD sections set up by actor/​actress.
Oh, and they have video games as well. We picked up several games when they have buy one get one free sales.
Other cool things: vinyl records, cassette tapes, and posters and T-​shirts. There’s also some manga.
The prices are always really decent. The staff is always friendly if you need anything but they’re not hovering annoyingly.
I love the Entertainmart. And I hate the Entertainmart. And I cannot stay away from there! Everytime I drive by I’m tempted to stop in.

Entertainmart takes up an entire former Circuit city location, so it’s pretty big. Reminds me a bit of CD World only on a much larger scale. They have both new and used DVD’s, Blu-​Rays, and CD’s. They also have posters, T-​shirts, Video games, and game consoles.
The super bargain basement DVD’s are randomly placed in boxes with no particular order, so be prepared to dig. You may even run across a few low budget b-​movie gems that no one has heard of.
They have some other odds and ends such has reproductions of old advertising signs, and small electronics such as cell phones and iPods.
Being new and used the prices run from dirt cheap, to full retail. Doesn’t seem to be a lot or service, but you get what you pay for.

What a wonderful place! Everything at Entertainmart is so cheap; it’s incredible! The atmosphere inside is vibrant but inviting, and the place is simply STACKED with all kinds of inventory, from vinyl to XBOX 360 games and back! Once I grabbed 3 DVDs (Thank You For Smoking, Just Friends, and Stranger Than Fiction) for $ 6.50 at one of the famous tent sales. It made my day. Go to this place! You will find something you like for a price you can’t refuse.

If you have a pile of movies, music, or games collecting dust at your house, and you’re looking for a good place to trade them in and get cash, then Entertainmart is the the best option I’ve seen in Dallas.
On top of giving you top dollar for your old stuff, this place has a monster selection of new and used Blu-​ray, DVDs, CDs, Games, and Posters for sale. Imagine a store about the size of a Best Buy, but gutted and aged about two decades, and filled with neon lights, lots of ‘ma-​and-​pa’ taped flyers everywhere, and row after row of product for sale… definitely a funny looking setup, but wow, what a selection — and what fantastic prices.

This place is wonderful for a home-​body like me! I love a good movie and at a bargain bastment price makes it even better!!!
Points deducted for lack of quality customer service. On my last visit, an employee walked past me atleast four times with no acknowledgement… even worse, I’m standing there (kind of close) to the rack as I look at the various movies and he walks directly in front of me. I’m a very courteous person and I sometimes forget that not every is cordial, so thanks for the reminder Entertainmart guy!!! lol
At any rate, you can’t beat the prices. especially when they have holiday sales (ie the upcoming 4^th of July sale, 3movies for $ 10 you can’t beat that!!! My only gripe is that it’s sometimes hard to find old-​school movies here. I sooooo wanted to buy «Maid to Order» and «Once Bitten»! Luckily, there’s two Movie Trader locations enroute to my house from here, so I was saved! lol

this place lives up to it’s name and carries just about everything with any ounce of entertaining value– DVD’s, CD’s, games, vinyl, and tapes, as well as posters and t-​shirts, all at pretty good prices. Part of the DVD section is sorted by actor/​actress showing all the movies that the particular person has been in. They will also buy your used items but I haven’t done this yet so I don’t know what kind of money they pay.

I have to say that their used dvd prices are pretty competitive with Movie Trading Company. I like how part of their store is organized by actors/​actresses for the fanatics. Their clearance dvds could be a bit more organized, maybe by movie type or even alphabetically so hunting down a movie might be a bit more convenient.
I might be back soon.

So why haven’t you been here yet?
Is it because it doesn’t look like its part of a franchise? I mean, it IS gaudy and in a derelict-​looking strip mall. Or did the sign in the window saying that their «prices are crunk» make you think twice? I certainly hope it wasn’t the rough-​looking teens in the parking lot. They looked like the type that cuss.
Citizens, I’m here today to tell you to fear no more. While the inside looks like some barely-​legal warehouse sized pawnshop, its harmless and worth your time. Go ahead and bring your kids! It has a huge selection of DVDs and games, especially of the dork variety (ie., animé and posters). You can buy brand new items as well. The prices are alright; I got a used Xbox 360 plus a newer used game. With tax it was $ 302. Happy Valentine’s Day!
So, my new question is: why are you still reading this?

From the family that first brought us The Movie Trading Company comes Entertainmart! How do I know this, well because I went to high school with the owners.
It’s a neat place and is one of the best retail stores I have seen, it reminded me of my days at Hastings in college. Because not only do they sell DVD, but video games, posters and even t-​shirts. How cool is that? Plus I like the fancy set up of TVs and posters throughout.
The prices are comparable to that found at the Movie Trading Company and what they carry in stock thus far is mildly impressive. Just give it time and I foresee it going to grand scale.