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17 July 2003, 12:38 PM
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The Crow.
Bought it a couple of years ago when I first got my DVD player, and was amazed at the clarity of the sound compared to my old VHS version. Got Blade Runner too, of course.
Aliens - full edition. The film is long normally - why bother to hack it in the first place? It's engrossing anyway - time flies by...
The Ghost & The Darkness - slightly fictious version of events, when compared to the real-life story... but hey, Hollywood needed a Yank involved! Still a great film.
Bought it a couple of years ago when I first got my DVD player, and was amazed at the clarity of the sound compared to my old VHS version. Got Blade Runner too, of course.
Aliens - full edition. The film is long normally - why bother to hack it in the first place? It's engrossing anyway - time flies by...
The Ghost & The Darkness - slightly fictious version of events, when compared to the real-life story... but hey, Hollywood needed a Yank involved! Still a great film.
17 July 2003, 12:38 PM
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Laurel & Hardy Lost Classics
from the very early 1900's
some of there very first work, all painstakingly restored, and silent, but absolute classics, that some of them later they added the voices
Black & White really stands out on DVD's more so than Colour
from the very early 1900's
some of there very first work, all painstakingly restored, and silent, but absolute classics, that some of them later they added the voices
Black & White really stands out on DVD's more so than Colour
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17 July 2003, 12:44 PM
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Ha ha - have the same dilemma. Have it on VHS too, but each time I'm browsing for it on Heat, I end up buying something else instead.
Following on from Heat - another classic film - Manhunter. I still rate this over Silence of the Lambs and subsequent films. Filmed in the era of Miami Vice, and the style of it is very similar. Hardly surprising though, with Michael Mann in charge!
Following on from Heat - another classic film - Manhunter. I still rate this over Silence of the Lambs and subsequent films. Filmed in the era of Miami Vice, and the style of it is very similar. Hardly surprising though, with Michael Mann in charge!
17 July 2003, 12:47 PM
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Heat - with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino...
on DVD is awesome turned up full at the gun fight scene. Need good speakers though! But, one of the best movies ever. 3 Hours of pure class.
on DVD is awesome turned up full at the gun fight scene. Need good speakers though! But, one of the best movies ever. 3 Hours of pure class.
17 July 2003, 03:38 PM
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terminator 2 : ultimate edition (region 1)
Armageddon
Aliens
Leon (region 1)
Face / Off (in fact, anything from John Woo)
Star Wars episodes 1 & 2 (a surround sound masterclass)
taxi & taxi 2
South Park the movie
Armageddon
Aliens
Leon (region 1)
Face / Off (in fact, anything from John Woo)
Star Wars episodes 1 & 2 (a surround sound masterclass)
taxi & taxi 2
South Park the movie
17 July 2003, 03:42 PM
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Johnny50....totally agree. NBK....one of my favourite films of all time.
"Are you flirting with me??"
Class
On the topic tho....Just been bought Airplane on dvd. Havent had a chance to watch it yet...but im hoping there'll be some classic outtakes
"Are you flirting with me??"
Class
On the topic tho....Just been bought Airplane on dvd. Havent had a chance to watch it yet...but im hoping there'll be some classic outtakes
17 July 2003, 04:12 PM
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Definately the best DVD's ever:
Mitsubish Lancer Evo Story DVD
What Lies Beneath
Being John Malkovich
Monsoon Wedding
Charlie's Angels DVD(limited edition)
Mitsubish Lancer Evo Story DVD
What Lies Beneath
Being John Malkovich
Monsoon Wedding
Charlie's Angels DVD(limited edition)
17 July 2003, 04:17 PM
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Been thinking about this for a while, and have to add these to the films I've plugged already:
The Unforgiven.
Shawshank Redemption.
Tombstone.
Near Dark.
An American Werewolf In London.
The Unforgiven.
Shawshank Redemption.
Tombstone.
Near Dark.
An American Werewolf In London.
