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An Inconvenient Truth UK R2 (it's the same as R1) - £3.99:
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProd ... sku=602968
It's well over a tenner elsewhere. The ironic thing is the "Recycled paper" edition (why is DVD packaging not using recycled paper as standard?) costs over £10, talk about waste
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProd ... sku=602968
It's well over a tenner elsewhere. The ironic thing is the "Recycled paper" edition (why is DVD packaging not using recycled paper as standard?) costs over £10, talk about waste
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Becuz it is impractical flimsy crap, dummy. If paper was the standard instead of plastic cases (and digipacks lacked their internal plastic disc holders), imagine how damaged your discs would be in the post.bradavon wrote: (why is DVD packaging not using recycled paper as standard?)
Recycled cardboard/paper is much more coarser, dirtier and uglier than new stuff. You expect manufacturers to print attractive disc inserts onto that crap?
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* Closer R1 Superbit (same but DTS added) - £4.99: http://www.axelmusic.com/productDetails/043396048478
* Kingdom of Heaven: Director's Cut - R1 4 discs - £8.99: http://www.axelmusic.com/productDetails/024543241454
* Das Boot DC Superbit UK R2 - £4.97: http://www.thehut.com/hut/78658.product
I hear the SB is the way to go if you want the DC, it obviously misses out on the commentary though.
For Axel you need to add postage.
* Kingdom of Heaven: Director's Cut - R1 4 discs - £8.99: http://www.axelmusic.com/productDetails/024543241454
* Das Boot DC Superbit UK R2 - £4.97: http://www.thehut.com/hut/78658.product
I hear the SB is the way to go if you want the DC, it obviously misses out on the commentary though.
For Axel you need to add postage.
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Well it won load of awards, is directed by the guy who made The Graduate and personally I thought it was very good. Overrated yes but still very good.
It's certainly not rubbish, just a wee bit overrated.
I like listening to Kermode for his rants and honest opinion but I find my opinion often differs wildly.
p.s - Postage is only about a quid.
It's certainly not rubbish, just a wee bit overrated.
I like listening to Kermode for his rants and honest opinion but I find my opinion often differs wildly.
p.s - Postage is only about a quid.
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Oh please, you know very well that winning a lot of awards means nothing. Just look at utter crap like Kramer vs. Kramer, A Beautiful Mind and Crash.
He won for The Graduate like 40 years ago and judging by the most recent work of his that I've seen, he isn't the artist that he once was. Have you seen Angels in America? It's a rambling and unfocused mess.
He won for The Graduate like 40 years ago and judging by the most recent work of his that I've seen, he isn't the artist that he once was. Have you seen Angels in America? It's a rambling and unfocused mess.
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Well neither ABM or Crash are rubbish. Both are definitely flawed though. I meant more that it's not crap than being excellent in that comment.EvaUnit02 wrote:Oh please, you know very well that winning a lot of awards means nothing. Just look at utter crap like Kramer vs. Kramer, A Beautiful Mind and Crash.
People IMO use phrases like rubbish and crap far to lightly.
No but I hear it's very good. I also forgot to add the female acting is very good.EvaUnit02 wrote:Have you seen Angels in America? It's a rambling and unfocused mess.
I have little time for Clive Owen or Jude Law but both Natalie Portman and Julia Roberts are very actors. I definitely think it's good enough to warrant a purchase. I'd give it 7 out of 10.
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bradavon wrote:No but I hear it's very good. I also forgot to add the female acting is very good.EvaUnit02 wrote:Have you seen Angels in America? It's a rambling and unfocused mess.
Awards mean absolutly nothing, in this life or the next. Loosers follow awards. Dicks buy a film because it won some fancy award, pathetic.
I hear every film from mexico, south america is total shit, must mean it true!
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I am commenting once I've seen it???romerojpg wrote:YOU havent seen it, at least comment once you have. Doesnt matter what you hear![]()
Give it a rest, you're like a stuck record.romerojpg wrote:Loosers follow awards. Dicks buy a film because it won some fancy award, pathetic.
You seem to think so.romerojpg wrote:I hear every film from mexico, south america is total shit, must mean it true!
I was only recommending a bargain, don't buy it if you don't want it. Jeez.
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I guess you're right. Inconvenient Truth turned up today and as I only paid £3.99 I'm not bothered (okay I am a bit) but bloody hell it looks like a bootleg.EvaUnit02 wrote:Becuz it is impractical flimsy crap, dummy. If paper was the standard instead of plastic cases (and digipacks lacked their internal plastic disc holders), imagine how damaged your discs would be in the post.
Recycled cardboard/paper is much more coarser, dirtier and uglier than new stuff. You expect manufacturers to print attractive disc inserts onto that crap?
It literally looks like someone printed out a JPEG on matted paper from a Laserjet printer. So decent quality for an office/home but NOT for a DVD release.
I've seen bootlegs which are the same quality.
If I'd paid full price climate change or no climate change I'd be pissed off.
p.s - There does seem to be two versions at HMV (funnily enough the cheap version was not the "Recycled Paper Edition", so maybe I was sent the wrong version) so maybe one has proper paper.
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Phil Silvers show best of £5.97 & delivery at Amazon.Absolute bargain,Bilko is comedy genius 8)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sgt-Bilko-Phil- ... UTF8&s=dvd
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sgt-Bilko-Phil- ... UTF8&s=dvd
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3 DVDs for £18 at Play:
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1117104/ ... oduct.html
Can't think of what to buy, don't normally like those multi-offers.
Is Casablanca any good?
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1117104/ ... oduct.html
Can't think of what to buy, don't normally like those multi-offers.
Is Casablanca any good?
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Casablanca? hmm... Casblanca you say... hmm....never heard of it...grim_tales wrote:3 DVDs for £18 at Play:
http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1117104/ ... oduct.html
Can't think of what to buy, don't normally like those multi-offers.
Is Casablanca any good?
And dearly, my damn, I dont give a Frank.
Nah... I'm sure it's a good movie. check out IMDB.com. many people seem to like/love it, and it's a classic, so it cant be all that bad. Saw some short clips of it on TV ina documentary about 1 of the stars, or the whole movie, dont remember... and it looked ok, cinematography-wise.
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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Amelie is quite entertaining/good. Only seen it once though.
Eternal Sunshine was very good IMHO.
casablanca is supposely pretty good.
The only thing I wonder about is if it's not possible to get these movies cheaper than 18 bucks?
Have you tried cdwow and stuff to see how expensive it is over there?
here in holland I think i could buy these movies for 15-20 euro (together), so perhaps local shops offer a good deal for you as well...
Eternal Sunshine was very good IMHO.
casablanca is supposely pretty good.
The only thing I wonder about is if it's not possible to get these movies cheaper than 18 bucks?
Have you tried cdwow and stuff to see how expensive it is over there?
here in holland I think i could buy these movies for 15-20 euro (together), so perhaps local shops offer a good deal for you as well...
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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