There is a $5.99 digital movie sale with 43 titles. That’s $5.99 to own, not rentals.

And finally, Resident Evil, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, and Resident Evil: Extinction are all $7.99 each to own, 50% off.

Picked up from Gadget Lab at Wired.

They also have 64 movies on sale, to own not rent, for just $5.99. You can probably find something in that assortment that you’d like to own.

I just grabbed that screenshot off my TiVo Series3, note the new menu item “Available In High Definition”! It looks like someone jumped the gun, if you select that item it takes you to the same screen as “Top Categories & Special Deals”. But clearly this is in indication that HD downloads are coming, and probably soon. Most likely someone flipped the wrong bit and I’m seeing a menu item meant for testers.

We’ve been getting hints for a while now, back in May in an interview TiVo’s Jim Denney said we’d see Amazon HD content in the “not too distant future”. And all the way back in March, 2007 a lead engineer for the then Amazon Unbox said HD content was coming.

Hopefully that menu item goes live for real soon.

They’re also offering discounted purchases on a number of titles. Fourteen titles for $4.99 and eight titles for $5.99. They’re also offering ten complete television seasons for $14.99 each: The Office Seasons 2 & 3, Monk Seasons 2, 3, 4, & 5, Friday Night Lights Seasons 1 & 2, and House Seasons 1 & 2. And there are a number of free downloads.

There is also a Veteran’s Day Sale, featuring nine movies to purchase for $5.99 each: The Patriot, Air Force One, Black Hawk Down, Tears of the Sun, The Hunt for Eagle One, The Hunt for Eagle One: Crash Point, Stealth, Sniper, and Sniper 3.

And the Scary Movie Sale is still running with $0.99 rentals.

There are also ten horror films and thrillers available as $0.99 rentals: Dreamcatcher, The Initiation of Sarah, Little Shop of Horrors (1986), Buried Alive, Panic Room, The Unholy, See No Evil, Darkness Falls, Horror of Dracula, and Wolf.

With Saw V hitting theaters the first four films are 50% off. Saw, Saw II, and Saw III are $6.99 and Saw IV is $7.99.

And there are deals on NBC TV series. Buy Heroes season 1 and get season 2 50% off, buy Law & Order: SVU season 1 and get season 7, 8, or 9 for 66% off, and buy 30 Rock season 1 and get season 2 for 50% off. Or subscribe to The Daily Show with Jon Stewart or The Colbert Report, both 67% off.

Jaman.com content should become available on broadband connected TiVo boxes starting today. Similar to Amazon Video On Demand, Jaman content will be available for purchase or rent with prices starting at $1.99. Jaman’s library contains internationally-acclaimed films, including Indie and Film Festival Favorites, Best of Bollywood and Documentaries. Titles include Oscar nominees Girl with a Pearl Earring, Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, and Supersize Me, as well as independent gems like Oil and Ice, Bollywood greats Devdas and Chokher Bali and anime landmarks Ghost in the Shell and Robotech. Jaman will also offer some content for download free of charge.

Disney content, provided through CinemaNow, will be available sometime next week. Disney content will be available for rental with prices starting at $2.99. Both classic favorites such as Dumbo and Fox & The Hound and newer films like Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest will be available.

And while the focus of the deal has been Disney content, which is not available through Amazon VOD, it does include CinemaNow content in general. So this will give users a great deal more content to choose from.

Both should show up under Find Programs & Downloads -> Download TV, Movies, & Web Video. The content, as with Amazon VOD, will be in standard definition. However, TiVo is working to add high-definition downloads to the TiVo Series3, TiVo HD, and TiVo HD XL.

I can’t wait for the HD downloading option. I also hope that TiVo is working on streaming options, now that they have streaming in place for YouTube. I’d like to see streaming from Amazon VOD, and then Netflix, Hulu, and other sites. That would make TiVo the box to have for online content.

Second the October Scary Movie Sale continues this week with ten titles – though two of them are shared with the general sale, and I really don’t see how they’re scary movies or thrillers: Sex and the City and 21. I suppose they may be scary to someone, the though of having to watch Sex and the City is kind of frightening to me. But the other eight titles make more sense: Hard Candy, John Carpenter’s Vampires, The Devil’s Rejects, Fallen, The Seventh Sign, Body Snatchers, Poltergeist II: The Other Side, and Scream and Scream Again.

And they’re still running an Adam Sandler movie sale – seven of his films to purchase at $5.99 each: Anger Management, Mr. Deeds, Punch-Drunk Love, 50 First Dates, Spanglish, Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights, and Big Daddy.

And they’re running an Adam Sandler sale – six of his films to purchase at $5.99 each: Anger Management, Mr. Deeds, Punch-Drunk Love, 50 First Dates, Spanglish, and Big Daddy. No that’s scary.

And there are more traditional sales as well. Rent one MGM film and get a second rental free. The instructions are on the right hand side of that page. There’s also another $5.99 movie sale, purchase any of ten films for just $5.99.

There is a Romantic Movie Sale which is offering twelve movies for purchase, not rent, at $5.99.