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I don't know how the digital remaster of this looks (at $9.95, I have my doubts), but this is a classic science-fiction film, with some amazing visual effects for 1936.

(I don't know what the hell this is, but it looks interesting.)

Television: too much of it, as usual. This looks interesting:

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Also: Lois and Clark S1, Davey and Goliath Volume 1, Dead Zone S3, Degrassi Junior High S2, Father of the Pride (complete--just one season, right?), Frasier S5, I Love Lucy S1, Nick and Jessica S2 and S3, Quincy S1 and 2, Sanford and Son S6, Wonder Woman S3.

 

[J2 Cool]

Hmm, may grab Stripes at a good price.

 

[Cosmic Bus]

God, this is a brutal week. I'm going to have to hold off on a few things because there's really no way I can justify six movies and a TV box set.

Already got my Sopranos set in the mail (great price: $58 and a $10 rebate to boot!), and I'm definitely grabbing the Machinist and Swimming with Sharks: SE. Down the road, I'll pick up the Sling Blade director's cut, Dead Ringers, and the new Fox Noir discs. I've also got Layer Cake on the way from CD Wow since I'd be crazy to pass up the 2-disc for $10.

 

[madara]

Unrated Coyote!?? Hmm, any good scenes added to that?

 

[teh_pwn]

I don't want to sound like a jackass, but do you people collect these or something?

I mean I could understand owning some classics that you'll watch at least 5 times, but collecting as much as these threads imply is kinda too much. I've seen people have an entire wall of DVDs with dozens still in their wrappers, and they're like "Haven't gotten to those yet." That's a bit too materialistic IMO. Hell, I haven't bought a DVD in 2 years because I can see BR coming.

 

[siege]

Looking forward to renting the Machinist.

 

[themadcowtipper]

How could you leave out one of the best movies released this week

Raji: Stop hatin', start participatin'. Come on, twinkle twinkle, baby, twinkle twinkle. Wanna take a shot at me kid? Do it

 

[aku:jiki]

(I don't know what the hell this is, but it looks interesting.)

Couldn't tell you what it is, but I can tell you Iced Earth is a metal band.

 

[Dreamfixx]

I don't want to sound like a jackass, but do you people collect these or something?

I mean I could understand owning some classics that you'll watch at least 5 times, but collecting as much as these threads imply is kinda too much. I've seen people have an entire wall of DVDs with dozens still in their wrappers, and they're like "Haven't gotten to those yet." That's a bit too materialistic IMO. Hell, I haven't bought a DVD in 2 years because I can see BR coming.

Tell me about it. I have like 10 dvd's, total. Everything else is a rental.

 

[ManaByte]

I don't want to sound like a jackass, but do you people collect these or something?

I mean I could understand owning some classics that you'll watch at least 5 times, but collecting as much as these threads imply is kinda too much. I've seen people have an entire wall of DVDs with dozens still in their wrappers, and they're like "Haven't gotten to those yet." That's a bit too materialistic IMO. Hell, I haven't bought a DVD in 2 years because I can see BR coming.

You do know that BRD players will play all DVDs, right?

Not buying something because of something better coming in the future is the dumbest excuse ever. With that frame of mind, I won't buy a single BRD disc ever because there will be a better format in five or ten years.

 

[olimario]

I have Stripes, but the extended cut would be nice.

 

[teh_pwn]

Not buying something because of something better coming in the future is the dumbest excuse ever. With that frame of mind, I won't buy a single BRD disc ever because there will be a better format in five or ten years.

I don't think there will be another movie format for 10-30 years.

The entire reason for BR is because DVDs don't have enough space for HDTV movies. DVDs mastered standard def for movies. Without a new TV standard, DVDs would be here for a long time. BR is going to master HDTV def for movies. When's the next time there will be a TV standard change? A long time...like 30 years long time.

 

[aparisi2274]

Hmm, may grab Stripes at a good price.

$12.99 at BESTBUY

I am gonna get it.

 

[sefskillz]

Are there any other Fox Noir's coming out besides Nightmare Alley?

 

[Bog]

(I don't know what the hell this is, but it looks interesting.)

It's actually kind of cool - basically a speed metal re-telling of the Battle of Gettysburg. I've heard the CD, so I assume the DVD will just be a concert version.

 

[Cosmic Bus]

Are there any other Fox Noir's coming out besides Nightmare Alley?

Yup. Street with No Name and Sam Fuller's House of Bamboo. Huzzah!

 

[The Interrobanger]

I've had that version of Deadringer for over 6 months already. I guess it was a Canadian exclusive release until now.

 

[monkey79]

Tokyo Pig!

Its about time. I've been waiting forever for this to come out on dvd. Its a very silly, hyper anime. Fun stuff.

 

[RedDwarf]

Rock & Rule! I saw that at the movies. :lol

 

[FortNinety]

Rock & Rule was the first "adult" cartoon I ever saw. I think I'll pick that up for old time's sake.

 

[Uno Ill Nino]

Craptacular lineup.

 

[Alucard]

Will rent The Machinist. Everything else gets a big 'ol "meh" from me.