Bullets 'n' Babes

Tutut wrote:Thanks, I've been reading this board since 2007, but subscribed lately, my english is poor and I prefer reading than writing.

I'm sure it's no worse than Romero's.

HungFist wrote:Hey, I learned the whole damn language (well, most of it) by writing on forums.
I have some basics, but I also don't make any efforts to improve my grammar or extend my vocabulary.

bradavon wrote:English looks fine to me, better than some on this forum. Where do you live btw?

Let me guess: France

Yes, France.

HungFist wrote:I'm not sure, but his signature is in French

It's an online magazine about asian cinema, one of its main contributors is the editor from Eigagogo.

Markgway wrote:I'm sure it's no worse than Romero's.

I can't compete when it's question of style.

Romero has style?

More style than you ever will have Brad. Just look at your avatar for proof of that

Palisades Tartan's Vengeance Trilogy Blu-ray box set review:

http://www.dvdactive.com/reviews/dvd/ve ... ilogy.html

In short: Mr Vengeance is an improvement, Oldboy is messed up (stick with your original blur-ray) and Lady Vengeance now contains both versions, but whether the Face to Black version looks better/worse/the same as the single disc blu-ray I cannot make out. Any ideas on this one guys, for fans of the Face to Black version, which is best?

It looks like each film gets 1 blu-ray and Lady Vengeance gets an additional DVD, presumabely because they couldn't fit the extras on the blu-ray.

Why didn't Palisades Tartan make this a 5 disc box set and just include the Oldboy extras on a separate disc? Like they did for the original "USA" Oldboy release. Way to go for dropping the DTS-HD MA on Oldboy too.

Mr Vengeance is thankfully already available separately but Lady Vengeance whilst also being available separately, that one only includes the Face to Black version. I hope this new Lady Vengeance Blu-ray gets released separately, we can then entirely ignore Oldboy.

A lot of these titles are £5.99 at Play.