hoytereden wrote:Boardwalk Empire: Season 1 (Blu-ray)-Blind buy but what's not to like about anything with Steve Buscemi? Speaking of blind buys-Opinions of Six Feet Under? Walmart has the dvd season sets for $15 apiece so I'm tempted but would like some opinions from you guys. Thanks.
Paul Kile wrote:hoytereden wrote:Boardwalk Empire: Season 1 (Blu-ray)-Blind buy but what's not to like about anything with Steve Buscemi? Speaking of blind buys-Opinions of Six Feet Under? Walmart has the dvd season sets for $15 apiece so I'm tempted but would like some opinions from you guys. Thanks.
Hey hoytereden,
My wife and I slogged our way through the entire series during its first run. On the one hand, the first year or two were novel, but we got hooked into it as is the case with a successful evening soap. When it was all over I looked back and thought "Why did we waste our time with it all?"
The final episode was interesting to watch, as it traced the future deaths of all the main characters.
I wouldn't spend that much, but it's all what you enjoy. I would spend $100 on a full remastered Blu-ray of Strategic Air Command, but I'm probably one of the few who would...hence it will never happen!
Jon Mercer wrote:First Squad: The Moment of Truth - Blu-ray
Redline - Blu-ray
Andrew Forbes wrote:Jon Mercer wrote:First Squad: The Moment of Truth - Blu-ray
Redline - Blu-ray
I've been eying these as the release date approached. First Squad looks especially cool. Let me know what you think of them.
mavrach wrote:I'm trying to make it a rule to only upgrade my favorites to Blu and cut down on the blind buys, but I got Ponyo as well since I consider Miyazaki to be a sure thing.
mavrach wrote:I'm trying to make it a rule to only upgrade my favorites to Blu and cut down on the blind buys...This rule should limit my purchasing. That kinda sounds like the rule I had when I started buying DVD's, now I have 1300 of those....
J.M. Vargas wrote:mavrach wrote:I'm trying to make it a rule to only upgrade my favorites to Blu and cut down on the blind buys...This rule should limit my purchasing. That kinda sounds like the rule I had when I started buying DVD's, now I have 1300 of those....
Amen brother! When a movie I already own on DVD presents itself to me cheap on Blu-ray I try to remember when/if I last saw it on DVD. If the answer is unknown or too long ago then the movie's not worth upgrading to BD, and I pass. When it's sure things like "Pulp Fiction" or "Clerks" though (and the price is low-enough) a BD upgrade is not only mandatory but also most welcomed by my tiring eyesight (will turn 40 early next year).
molly1216 wrote:live free of die hard 2 disc...i felt like watching things blow up for a while tonight
Attrage wrote:molly1216 wrote:live free of die hard 2 disc...i felt like watching things blow up for a while tonight
And don't we all have nights like that sometimes.
You just reminded me I'm watching The Bourne Identity "Explosive Extended Edition" the other day and they had this intro bit with the producer Frank Marshall talking about how the movie was due to be released around 9/11/01. He said something that struck me as really odd - he said "Ok, so we realised we've reached a point in history after 9/11 where there will be no more explosions in movies, ever."
I found that such an odd thing to say. I mean, obviously, he was speaking in the wake of 9/11 and obviously a good few directors um, never got that memo...anyway, your post reminded me of it.
molly1216 wrote:Attrage wrote:molly1216 wrote:live free of die hard 2 disc...i felt like watching things blow up for a while tonight
And don't we all have nights like that sometimes.
You just reminded me I'm watching The Bourne Identity "Explosive Extended Edition" the other day and they had this intro bit with the producer Frank Marshall talking about how the movie was due to be released around 9/11/01. He said something that struck me as really odd - he said "Ok, so we realised we've reached a point in history after 9/11 where there will be no more explosions in movies, ever."
I found that such an odd thing to say. I mean, obviously, he was speaking in the wake of 9/11 and obviously a good few directors um, never got that memo...anyway, your post reminded me of it.
I stopped at "explosive extended edition" and now i am wondering WHY i don't HAVE THAT?
Attrage wrote:molly1216 wrote:Attrage wrote:molly1216 wrote:live free of die hard 2 disc...i felt like watching things blow up for a while tonight
And don't we all have nights like that sometimes.
You just reminded me I'm watching The Bourne Identity "Explosive Extended Edition" the other day and they had this intro bit with the producer Frank Marshall talking about how the movie was due to be released around 9/11/01. He said something that struck me as really odd - he said "Ok, so we realised we've reached a point in history after 9/11 where there will be no more explosions in movies, ever."
I found that such an odd thing to say. I mean, obviously, he was speaking in the wake of 9/11 and obviously a good few directors um, never got that memo...anyway, your post reminded me of it.
I stopped at "explosive extended edition" and now i am wondering WHY i don't HAVE THAT?
It has some decent extras (not sure how many ported from original DVD release) but as far as the "explosive extended-ness" goes, it is really just a short prologue and epilogue that bookend the film. Having watched both versions I prefer the theatrical cut.
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