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[Blofeld's Cat]

Pirates of the Caribean: Dead Man's Chest.

[Qwerty]

Scoop

[Lady Templar]

LALD UE

[PlayItBogart]

The Producers

[Qwerty]

Boston Legal - Season 2

The Royal Tenenbaums

[connery&dalton]

1. All Quiet On the Western Front (1930)
2. Paths of Glory
3. MASH (1970)
4. Apocalypse Now: Complete Dossier
5. The Thin Red Line

[Jericho_One]

LALD UE

Just bought it today.

[George Kaplan]

Planet of the Apes - The Complete TV Series

and

Return to the Planet of the Apes - The Complete Animated Series

[Righty007]

Archangel starring some chap named Daniel Craig.

[Mr Woodpigeon]

Licence To Kill and My Name is Earl: Session 1 Box Set.

Return to the Planet of the Apes - The Complete Animated Series

Any good?

I bought "The Woodsman" with Kevin Bacon.

By the way, did anyone here see "The Jacket" ?

The Woodsman is a great movie. Have to be in the mood though to watch it as the subject matter is rather heavy. Great turn by Bacon. Haven't see The Jacket.

[George Kaplan]

Return to the Planet of the Apes - The Complete Animated Series

Any good?

Well its done by DePatie/Freeling and is slightly different from the series (in that, like the books, the Apes have an advanced civilization). But its also a 70s television production.

That said, its been awhile since I've seen the series; I still haven't even unwrapped my DVDs yet...

[Mr Woodpigeon]

Good luck, hope you enjoy

[Jericho_One]

AVTAK UE.

[Icephoenix]

OCTOPUSSY UE.

[trs007]

Superman Returns (2 Disc Set)

[killkenny kid]

Superman Returns (2 Disc Set)

same here.

[darthbond]

Click, RV, and Goldeneye Special edition. (Just to pass the time until 3 and 4 box sets come out in the U.S)

darthbond

[Loomis]

MIAMI VICE. So much does this film rule that it should change its name to Her Majesty the Queen! Forget Bond and Bourne - this is the most stylish and gripping (would-be) franchise flick in years.

Admittedly, it's marred by "Hewey, Dewey and Lewey" dialogue, whereby lines (often wretchedly cliched and needlessly expositionary) are artificially shared between characters, with one doing the beginning, another the middle, and another the end, just so it looks as though they're all, like, important people in the script, and so that Crockett and Tubbs get to unleash equal amounts of unutterable gibberish that even George Lucas would have rejected.... but the cinematography, music, locations, outstanding action scenes, and, above all, director Michael Mann's virtuoso command of atmsophere and suspense more than make up for the film's shortcomings. See how many in-joke references to HEAT you can spot.

Also bought the sixth season of the always terrific SOPRANOS.

[Doctor No]

- The Essential Steve McQueen Collection
- The King Kong Collection

[Joyce Carrington]

Pride and Prejudice (2005).

BUT it was a present for my sister, who DO likes her movies that sappy.

[zencat]

With Netflix in my my life, I've pretty much stopped buying DVDs (and I sold most my collection). The movie has to be something very special for my to buy it. Last DVD I bought...The 40-Year-Old Virgin. I LOVE that movie.

Oh, wait, maybe it was Frankenstein: The True Story. This is a 3 hour + TV movie made in the '70s and, IMO, is THE BEST version of the Frankenstein story ever filmed.

[Kilroy6644]

Did some Christmas shopping yesterday and got my nephew Disney's "Robin Hood," and my best friends "Robocop" and both Conan movies.

[Blofeld's Cat]

With Netflix in my my life, I've pretty much stopped buying DVDs.....

I hope DVDs don't disapear if this becomes too big a trend.

I went out searching for Chris Cornell's Casino Royale CD single the other day and discovered that ALL the music stores (the big chains at least) DON'T stock them any more due to Internet downloads.

Don't normally buy CD singles so this really surprised me.

[DamnCoffee]

FRWL % TB UE, B.O.G.O.F offer.

[Qwerty]

With Netflix in my my life, I've pretty much stopped buying DVDs.....

I hope DVDs don't disapear if this becomes too big a trend.

I went out searching for Chris Cornell's Casino Royale CD single the other day and discovered that ALL the music stores (the big chains at least) DON'T stock them any more due to Internet downloads.

Don't normally buy CD singles so this really surprised me.

Indeed, Brett. What I've found is that stores that used to have seperate CD single collections (Borders, FYE, etc...) don't anymore. They hardly get any new singles in and just throw them in with the artist's other albums.

[Death for breakfast]

the last i bought was the new special edition of Scarface which has to be one of Pacinos best.

[Double-Oh-Zero]

MIAMI VICE. So much does this film rule that it should change its name to Her Majesty the Queen! Forget Bond and Bourne - this is the most stylish and gripping (would-be) franchise flick in years.

Admittedly, it's marred by "Hewey, Dewey and Lewey" dialogue, whereby lines (often wretchedly cliched and needlessly expositionary) are artificially shared between characters, with one doing the beginning, another the middle, and another the end, just so it looks as though they're all, like, important people in the script, and so that Crockett and Tubbs get to unleash equal amounts of unutterable gibberish that even George Lucas would have rejected.... but the cinematography, music, locations, outstanding action scenes, and, above all, director Michael Mann's virtuoso command of atmsophere and suspense more than make up for the film's shortcomings. See how many in-joke references to HEAT you can spot.

Also bought the sixth season of the always terrific SOPRANOS.

Good to hear. I've no idea why I didn't bother to see it when it came out in theatres. Could be due to the relatively tepid reviews it got over here; were they as bad on the other side of the pond? Ah, well. The blessings of DVD. Anyway...

-An Evening With Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder
-Clerks II

[Jericho_One]

Goldfinger UE.

[Qwerty]

Schindler's List

[George Kaplan]

Oh, wait, maybe it was Frankenstein: The True Story. This is a 3 hour + TV movie made in the '70s and, IMO, is THE BEST version of the Frankenstein story ever filmed.

Its been ages since I've seen it, but I remember really liking that movie from my vague recollections. My brother picked it up a few weeks ago and at first I didn't remember it at all. Now to swipe his copy and watch it...