Haven't been adding as much to the collection lately...

[Mini D]

My DvD collection

Got Punch Drunk love this month and loved it.  I've been searching more for some of the older series that are finally being released on DvD.  Gonna get Scrubs, DS9 and a few others when I find them for a decent price.  Not alot of decent movies coming out these days.

MiniD

[SOB]

Don't forget The Family Guy!


SOB

[Mini D]

I already have it.

MiniD

[Curval]

MiniD...you were MrHanky too?  I just noticed the reference in the address on that link.

MrHanky was the handle that made me chuckle everytime I saw it when online...why did you change it?

[-tronski-]

my last couple...

Babylon 5: Season 2 Boxset
The Transporter
Raising Arizona
Made
Hamburger Hill
Two Hands
The Pianist
Star Trek: Nemesis
Two Weeks Notice
Point Break
Blackhawk Down: Collectors Edition
Bend it Like Beckham
Shallow Hal
Tears of the Sun
Old School: Unrated
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

 Tronsky

[midnight Target]

Just picked up a DVD at Walmart for $5. It is a 2 DVD boxed set of the old western TV shows, about 40 shows included.

Rifleman
Bat Masterson
Death Valley Days etc.

very cool (even has the old "20 Mule team Borax" comercials.

[Nash]

If you liked Punch Drunk Love you'll probably also really like the other two movies written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson ( <----- incredible).

On the off off chance you haven't already seen them Mini, look into Magnolia and Boogie Nights. There's a package deal on those two movies at Amazon right now:
http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00003CWTI/ref%3Ded%5Fxsoc%5Fd%5F6%5F2/702-1666479-4176852

[Pfunk]

If you buy a large pizza at PizzaHut you have your choice

Mr. Mom
Martin Mull, Michael Keaton, Teri Garr & Ann Jillian
Michael Keaton plays a husband and father who loses his job as an engineer at the auto manufacturing plant. After struggling to find another job, his wife lands a high paying position at an advertising agency. While she goes to the office each day, he stays home to take care of the house and the children. As she is climbing the ladder of success at work, he puts great effort into becoming a hopelessly inept househusband.
1983 / Comedy / MPAA Rating  
MR. MOM © 1983 Orion Pictures Corporation. All Rights Reserved.  
 
   All Dogs Go To Heaven 2
Charlie Sheen, Dom Deluise, Sheena Easton, Ernest Borgnine, Bebe Neuwirth, Adam Wylie, George Hearn
Charlie and Itchy are back! Those lovable mutts from the treasured family hit "All Dogs Go To Heaven" return for an all-new animated musical adventure. Features the voices of Charlie Sheen, Dom DeLuise and Sheena Easton.
1996 / Animation / MPAA Rating  
ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN 2 ©1996 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation Inc. All Rights Reserved.
 
   Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves, Goerge Carlin, Joss Ackland
Bill and Ted are killed by their evil twins -- robot agents from the future -- and find themselves transported to the fiery depths below. They gamble with the Grim Reaper and end up traveling through heaven to find a great scientist to help them blow their evil twins to smithereens.
1991 / Comedy / MPAA Rating  
BILL & TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY ©1991 Orion Pictures Corporation. All Rights Reserved.  
 
   Honeymoon In Vegas
Sarah Jessica Parker, Nicholas Cage, James Cann
On his wedding trip to Las Vegas, Jack Singer, a reluctant bridegroom loses an expensive round of Poker to professional high-stakes gambler, Tommy Korman. Unable to cover his loss, Jack agrees to turn his fiance, Betsy, over to Tommy for the weekend. Jack realizes too late that the game was all a setup to get Tommy close to Betsy, who's a dead ringer for Tommy's late wife. Jack must then track down Tommy and Betsy to reclaim his fiance, the girl of his dreams.
1992 / Comedy / MPAA Rating  
HONEYMOON IN VEGAS © 1992

[Arfann]

Not meaning to flame anyone, but why buy movies? I know people who have racks and racks of movies and, for the most part, never watch them more than once. Do some of you actually watch them over and over, or is it a "pride of ownership" thing?

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by Arfann
Not meaning to flame anyone, but why buy movies? I know people who have racks and racks of movies and, for the most part, never watch them more than once. Do some of you actually watch them over and over, or is it a "pride of ownership" thing?

Its a "Pasty white Skin Guy" thing where you get no excercise, and your donut has pimples on it from sitting and watching too much tv.  First one to a heart attack wins, and you get bonus Cholesterol and high blood pressure if you also call people Nazi's on the net and then try to defend yourself.

[funkedup]

http://www.motel6.com

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by funkedup
http://www.motel6.com

Your link was busted, I fixed it for Mini

[sling322]

Wow...that has to be one of the stupidest links I have ever seen Rip.  Is that how you really feel about Deja or are you just trying to sweet talk him?  You two should just make out and get it over with.

By the way, anyone else reading this thread...I wouldnt open that link if you are at work.  It would be nice if Rip would at least give a warning before he does something like that.

[Arfann]

Originally posted by Ripsnort
Its a "Pasty white Skin Guy" thing where you get no excercise, and your donut has pimples on it from sitting and watching too much tv.  First one to a heart attack wins, and you get bonus Cholesterol and high blood pressure if you also call people Nazi's on the net and then try to defend yourself.

OK, I understand now. So who did you call a nazi?

[SOB]

Ooh, add me to the pimply-ass club!  As long as I'm never caught spending hours waxing my car and showing it more love than my children I'll be OK.

http://www.dvdprofiler.com/mycollection.asp?alias=matth9

Arf- Why buy movies?  I like 'um, and I do watch them more than once.  Also, most DVDs have a lot more on them than just the movie.  If I find that I'm just not watching a movie at all or don't care to own it any more, off to ebay it goes.


SOB