Brocktune wrote:Cold_As_IceSMM wrote:
how much you end up paying for that?
or is it a bootleg?
or is it a laserdisc?
AtomicHyperbole wrote:I just got the R2 Directors Cut of Dawn Of The Dead for £4. I'd forgotten how good the remake was... certainly very smart, very knowing and very well made. I'm interested in his take on The Watchmen and further moves from the man James Gunn after this and Slither...
Cold_As_IceSMM wrote:AtomicHyperbole wrote:I just got the R2 Directors Cut of Dawn Of The Dead for £4. I'd forgotten how good the remake was... certainly very smart, very knowing and very well made. I'm interested in his take on The Watchmen and further moves from the man James Gunn after this and Slither...
Slither is some of the most fun conventional entertainment I've seen since the likes of the original Tremors. Gunn obviously knows this sub genre inside and out, and he's certainly off to a great start with this thing. Improbably tight and polished, imo. This movie hit me like a brick.
banthafodderUK wrote:Just got a 4 quid copy of american psycho!!!!!
i had it on vhs - but you know, it was there, and it was only 4 quid!!
excellent (mr burns voice)
AtomicHyperbole wrote:Cold_As_IceSMM wrote:AtomicHyperbole wrote:I just got the R2 Directors Cut of Dawn Of The Dead for £4. I'd forgotten how good the remake was... certainly very smart, very knowing and very well made. I'm interested in his take on The Watchmen and further moves from the man James Gunn after this and Slither...
Slither is some of the most fun conventional entertainment I've seen since the likes of the original Tremors. Gunn obviously knows this sub genre inside and out, and he's certainly off to a great start with this thing. Improbably tight and polished, imo. This movie hit me like a brick.
SaucyMinx liked it a ton too (g/f). I've not yet seen it but I'm all geared up for some Tremors-style nonsense. None of that Eli Roth shit.
On another note, I had some credit at Blockbuster - and as I'm currently moving, I had to spend it as its only valid at that particular store. Got Lady Vengeance, Bittersweet Life and (at last, been waiting to see this) Jarhead.
AtomicHyperbole wrote:That's what I'm looking for. An inert war movie. It was either that or The New World... which I suspect is something similar.
I think Lady V and A Bittersweet Life are great movies. I saw Dumplings on the shelf in HMV the other day by Fruit Chan, which I thought had only just come out in the cinema... so many good films, so little budget...
Cold_As_IceSMM wrote:I think I read somewhere that a 4 disk set was coming out for Back to the Future Trilogy. Explains the 3 Disk price drop.
banthafodderUK wrote:Cold_As_IceSMM wrote:I think I read somewhere that a 4 disk set was coming out for Back to the Future Trilogy. Explains the 3 Disk price drop.
shit man!!!!!!!!!!
still - it was still cheap!!!
im gonna do a new thread.............
AtomicHyperbole wrote:I saw Dumplings on the shelf in HMV the other day by Fruit Chan, which I thought had only just come out in the cinema...
AtomicHyperbole wrote:Here's the DVD at Amazon to answer that very question...
There is an extended, full version.
Tyrone_Shoelaces wrote:A History of Violence
Lord of War
$6 total for the two of them. What a deal! Lord of War is a 2-disc set too.
Vegeta wrote:Well it was my Birthday today, and my lovely Girlfriend got me:
Deadwood - Season 2
Goodwill Hunting
and
The Shawshank Redemption
The latter two were VHS replacements, but what a sweetheart, eh? She got me some of my favorites!
Peven wrote:Vegeta wrote:Well it was my Birthday today, and my lovely Girlfriend got me:
Deadwood - Season 2
Goodwill Hunting
and
The Shawshank Redemption
The latter two were VHS replacements, but what a sweetheart, eh? She got me some of my favorites!
whoa. Deadwood:Season 2 is not a cheap purchase, the best show on tv ever, and prize piece of packaging too. she sounds like a keepr, Veg.
Vegeta wrote:Well it was my Birthday today, and my lovely Girlfriend got me:
Deadwood - Season 2
Goodwill Hunting
and
The Shawshank Redemption
The latter two were VHS replacements, but what a sweetheart, eh? She got me some of my favorites!
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