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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: AKDejaVu on June 15, 2002, 07:18:01 PM
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Crow, The: The Ultimate Collection: Collector's Series
Support Your Local Gunfighter
Black Hawk Down
Tao of Steve, The
Summer Rental
Professional, The
Kate & Leopold
Man From Snowy River, The
Tommy Boy
Iron Monkey
Legend of Drunken Master, The
Enemy at the Gates
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Guns of Navarone, The: Special Edition
Being There
Hudson Hawk
Kingpin
Krull: Special Edition
Poirot: The Mysterious Affair At Styles
Merlin
Lord Peter Wimsey: The Nine Tailors
Lord Peter Wimsey:Gaudy Night, A
Lord Peter Wimsey:Have His Carcass
Knight's Tale, A: Special Edition
Bubble Boy
Boot, Das: Director's Cut
Heavy Metal 2000 / Heavy Metal: Special Edition
Monty Python and the Holy Grail: Special Edition
Three Amigos!
batteries not included
Burbs, The
Big Red One, The
Dirty Dozen, The
Green Berets, The
Full Metal Jacket: Restored Version
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Best in Show
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hehe Krull rules. I never even bothered to check to see if it was out on DVD yet. I'm glad to see it is... I'll have to pick it up soon.
-- Todd/Leviathn
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Best in Show is hilarious. The best from Christopher Guest since Spinal Tap.
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Have been watching your collection build. Have noted a serious lack of chucker movies ... Chuck Heston, Chuck Bronson, Chuck Norris, Chuck Conners, and honorary chucker Lou Gosset Jr. :D
Did you get the uncut version of "Leon, The Professional" or the American version?
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Interesting title i just got off of amazon.com is "Kamikaze in Color"
Some decent color wwii footage, most of it shows planes slamming into carriers :eek:
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"Monty Python and the Holy Grail: Special Edition"
Finally!
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Originally posted by MrBill
Have been watching your collection build. Have noted a serious lack of chucker movies ... Chuck Heston, Chuck Bronson, Chuck Norris, Chuck Conners, and honorary chucker Lou Gosset Jr. :D
The only two I can think of that would eventually knock two of these guys off would be "How the west was won" and "Diggstown"... with the possibility of that one where Gosset and Quaid were stuck on that planet together.
Did you get the uncut version of "Leon, The Professional" or the American version?
I got the American version I suppose. Don't really know.
AKDejaVu
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Recieved a DVD player from my girlfriend, and my first DVD for Fathersday from my ex-wife..
Both showed excellent taste, a nice progressive scan player that will play every format I have heard of..and Black Hawk Down for my first DVD.
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Do you actually watch all of the DVDs you buy? How do you have time?
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More crap!
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Originally posted by Kratzer
Do you actually watch all of the DVDs you buy? How do you have time?
I watch one about every other night.Originally posted by Nath[BDP]
More crap!
Let's see your collection Nath. Ah.. but that would most likely involve someone criticizing you... and we all know how well you take that.
AKDejaVu
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Black Hawk Down
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Originally posted by Nath[BDP]
Black Hawk Down
Good flick.. I have that one too.. but you called it crap.
AKDejaVu
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I'm hoping they put Grand Prix on DVD....
Cobra
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No I didn't, I meant movies like Kate & Leopold, Zoolander, Loser, etc.
They are 'crap' in my opinion, I wouldn't buy them. But whatever floats your boat.
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Ah.. well there you go Nath... that wasn't so hard now was it?
BTW.. have you seen Kate & Leopold? Not one I would pick to see... but then there is also someone else to think about with this one. And she happens to think Hugh Jackman is ruggedly handsome. I used to like Meg Ryan from back in the old days... but now she looks like she's had Botox injections and collogen in the upper lip. Oh well... the chick dug it.
As for Zoolander... that's definately a movie that you pick scenes from. There's still some very clever humor in it. Did you get a chance to see the movie?
Loser is one I hadn't seen before I bought it. Sometimes its cheaper to pay $10 for a DvD than to see it in the theaters. I did enjoy the main character in American Pie... so I thought I'd give it a shot. I was a little disappointed and the film wasn't particularly memorable. Did you see it by chance?
AKDejaVu
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Originally posted by Cobra
I'm hoping they put Grand Prix on DVD....
Cobra
Grand Prix? Who's in it?
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I saw fragments of the former 2 movies, and Loser in its entirety. NYC multi-plexes rule. ;)
didn't like 'em...
If you like older movie genres and Marlon Brando I would suggest looking for "The Men".
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I'd rather have a root canal than watch Marlon Brando movies. The only one I was ever able to make it through was "The Freshman". Apocolypse Now was the straw that broke the camel's back... it made me want to drive down to L.A. with a Machette and make sure he never made another film again.
AKDejaVu
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Originally posted by Cobra
I'm hoping they put Grand Prix on DVD....
Cobra
James Garner Eva Marie Saint, good racing scenes. I liked McQueen in La Mans also, the accident, in cut scene slow motion, was worth the price alone. Neither are on DVD.
AKDejaVu, Enemy Mine was a good flick, Magnificent Seven also, both on DVD, wide screen format for your 16:9 monitor.;)
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Deja,
As MrBill said....it was made in 1968. Basically is about the 1967 F1 season.
The last race in the movie, run on the high banks at Monza is excellent.
And LeMans is very good as well.
I think the Quaid/Gosset movie is called Enemy Mine.
Cobra
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Originally posted by AKDejaVu
I watch one about every other night.
So you have 2 and a half months of movies here... plus god knows how much of a back log...
Watch Iron Monkey first - excellent movie.
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Kratzer said
"So you have 2 and a half months of movies here"
Got me to thinking, a bit of math later I discovered if I watch 8 movies a day, (from my lcd disk, tape, and DVD collection), 7 days a week, I would see them all in just under 4 years. OTOH I never have a day that there is nothing worth watching. :D
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Originally posted by Kratzer
So you have 2 and a half months of movies here... plus god knows how much of a back log...
Watch Iron Monkey first - excellent movie.
I've seen Iron Monkey.. it was OK... but it was no Crouching Tiger.
Its one of the wife's choices.
I'll have to check into the Grand Prix movie... sounds decent. Of course, "Support your local Sheriff" is a tad bit higher on the James Garner "to get" movies.
AKDejaVu
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Originally posted by AKDejaVu
I'd rather have a root canal than watch Marlon Brando movies. The only one I was ever able to make it through was "The Freshman". Apocolypse Now was the straw that broke the camel's back... it made me want to drive down to L.A. with a Machette and make sure he never made another film again.
AKDejaVu
Funny, I find it equally difficult to sit through the f'ugly, bad-acting Jason Biggs' movies.
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Originally posted by Nath[BDP]
Funny, I find it equally difficult to sit through the f'ugly, bad-acting Jason Biggs' movies.
LOL! Well.. I'm sorry his looks aren't more to your liking Nath.
As for his acting.. well... I don't recall him ever being nominated for anything nor promoted as a decent actor. I do enjoy the roles he's in, for the most part. He's kinda like Ben Stiller in that regard. Not much depth.
AKDejaVu