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Timon/Pumbaa fan wrote:

Mr. Toad wrote:Toadies first Blu Ray - Spider Man 3

Regretful move my friend. Have you actually seen that movie?

Wouldn't a Disney movie be a more logical choice?

Thanks for trying to warn me. What a crap fest. The ending was not that bad but the first oh two hours were terrible. What was that whole disco Venom thing? Absolutely ridiculous. My wife and I turned it onto Portugese hoping it might be better.Almost beat Batman 4 for worst super hero movie ever.

Mr. Toad wrote:Almost beat Batman 4 for worst super hero movie ever.

Well, thats uncalled for.

But speeking of Batman I got
which I like more than the Burton flicks.

Mr. Toad wrote:Almost beat Batman 4 for worst super hero movie ever.

Noooo, not even close. While Spidey 3 pales in comparison to the much better first and second entries, it's still a mostly solid film that suffered from studio editing to keep the runtime short. I'd wait for the eventual extended cut to buy it.

And, everyone knows the two worst comic book-based superhero movies are Steel and Elektra. The superhero movie ever is, well, Superhero Movie.

Cheers,
JM

Mr. Toad wrote:

Timon/Pumbaa fan wrote: Regretful move my friend. Have you actually seen that movie?

Wouldn't a Disney movie be a more logical choice?

Thanks for trying to warn me. What a crap fest. The ending was not that bad but the first oh two hours were terrible. What was that whole disco Venom thing? Absolutely ridiculous. My wife and I turned it onto Portugese hoping it might be better.Almost beat Batman 4 for worst super hero movie ever.

Spider-man 3 is horrible, but its nowhere near as bad as Batman and Robin. I remember leaving the midnight showing of Spider-man 3 being the most disappointed about a movie in ages. Some of my friends really liked it, but as a whole I think a lot of them were very disappointed in it.

Anyway I hated the ending of Spider-man 3, but I really didn't find a whole lot to like in it.

Venom should have been completely left out. Since his original appearance in Amazing Spider-man in the 90s Venom has mostly been misused, and this movie is no exception. IF Venom was done at all it should have been over two movies instead of one. There was just to much stuff to try to fit in that Spider-man 3 felt very rushed.

Peter with the symbiote was worse than Venom. So it just makes you a jerk now and you do a dance. That whole dance number just didn't fit in the movie at all.

As good as Spider-man was (I'm in the minority that liked 1 better than 2), with the disaster of 3 maybe they should just start over for 4 and go back to the classic villians. Lizard, Rhino, Electro, etc... I just hope they avoid anymore of the symbiotes, even though fans are now screaming for Carnage. If Carnage was done right Spider-man would have to be a R rated film, which isn't going to happen.

Anyway congrats on the Blu-ray. Even though Spider-man 3 as a movie is horrible the Blu-ray is top notch.

Juno: Digital Copy Special Edition (with Best Buy exclusive Dancing Elk Condors Tee).


Too bad the Digital Copy won't work in Canada (I hear that may change at some point soon but for now it does nothing.)

Hawk Nelson - Hawk Nelson Is My Friend - Special Edition (CD+DVD)

-Aaron

Hot Fuzz

14.99

PixarFan2006 wrote:Hot Fuzz

14.99

with that price I assume you only got the one disc. I myself had been holding out the the 3 disc yet still need to pick one up.

BUT speaking of things I have been wanting for a little while last night I got
Blackbeard's Ghost


I know it's VHS like in it transfer and pan & scanned but I've heard some good reviews and I can't wait to watch it!

It is a good movie Jiminy but that transfer is just unimaginably terrible, probably the worst Disney ever did for DVD (now the region 2 DVD on the other hand..)

As for me I bought The Gnome Mobile (1967) [$16.99 at HMV] and The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (1967) [$24.98 at World's Biggest Book Store, allot, I know but they were the only store that had a copy] today.

At Wal Mart:

X2: X-Men United- $5

Mariah Carey: The Adventures of Mimi-$10

Too lazy to go looking for pics and remember prices, but I got Juno (Borders), The Invasion and The Prestige(F.Y.E.) all on Blu-Ray at a nice price. I also picked up used copies of Hot Fuzz and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind at F.Y.E.

Cheers,
JM

FYE

Cloverfield Seelbook $21.99

Calendar Girls


Faust

latest purchases from EzyDVD

Crocodile Hunter Volume 9 - Wild Rivers of Africa
Crocodile Hunter Volume 10 - Legends of the Galapagos

Classic Caballeros Collection: Saludos Amigos & The Three Caballeros

Water Horse on Blu Ray - really good movie and worth it on Blu Ray with all the scenery. The scenes of the Boy riding the water horse looked a little cheesie but on the whole a pretty good movie.

I spent a good chunk of my graduation money on Disney Movie Club's website- they have the 3 for $30 deal as well as the Buy 1, get the rest for 40% off. Some of these movies I haven't seen in years but used to love, and some I've never seen but have wanted to for quite some time/forever:

Movies I've never seen:
The Adventures of Huckelberry Finn
Blackbeard's Ghost
Candleshoe
Flight of the Navigator
The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit
In Search of the Castaways
Rascal
Return to Oz
The Ugly Dachshund
The Journey of Natty Gann
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth

Movies I think that I have seen but am not sure:
White Fang
White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf

Movies that I have seen:
Annie
Blank Check
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe (WS, 1-disc)
A Far Off Place
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Jungle 2 Jungle
Man of the House
Operation Dumbo Drop
The Rocketeer
The Santa Clause (WS, SE )
Tom and Huck
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
Valiant
Cool Runnings
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (1-disc)
Air Bud

Wow, Ames, you sure loaded up.

At FYE I bought:

Spider-Man(2 disc WS)-$5
The Break-Up(WS)-$5
Bruce Almighty(WS)-$5
Saved By the Bell: Seasons One and Two-$15

Ames wrote:Movies I've never seen:
The Adventures of Huckelberry Finn
Blackbeard's Ghost
Candleshoe
Flight of the Navigator
The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit
In Search of the Castaways
Rascal
Return to Oz
The Ugly Dachshund
The Journey of Natty Gann
Walt: The Man Behind the Myth

Huck Finn, Blackbeard's Ghost, Candleshoe, Return to Oz, and Natty Gann are all really great (and underrated) Disney films. Excellent purchases there! (Even if the R1 editions of BG and NG are hackjob P&S DVDs, with BG being the worse off of the two...)

Flight of the Navigator is one of those "if you didn't see it during its original release, you weren't missing much" movies, but when you do see it, you instantly love it (or instantly hate it).

The Walt documentary is really good, but is (predictably) told in a "them were the good ole days, everything was nice and calm even when it really wasn't" tone. Still, it's a fine documentary (and it's nearly two hours! Surprise surprise from Disney!) with great supplements (the home movies, in particular).

The other four I haven't seen in years to properly make a judgment on them, though I do remember that I wasn't fond of In Search of the Castaways when I first saw it (maybe because I dislike Hayley Mills' style of acting as a child/adolescent.)

Ames wrote:Movies I think that I have seen but am not sure:
White Fang
White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf

You'd be better off with just the first one. The second movie wasn't too good.

Ames wrote:Movies that I have seen:
Annie
Blank Check
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe (WS, 1-disc)
A Far Off Place
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Jungle 2 Jungle
Man of the House
Operation Dumbo Drop
The Rocketeer
The Santa Clause (WS, SE )
Tom and Huck
Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
Valiant
Cool Runnings
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (1-disc)
Air Bud

YAY! THE ROCKETEER!



I've seen all the rest (but only like...10 minutes of Wild Hearts) and they're all excellent choices (even the silly stupid ones like Blank Check and Man of the House).

Panfan wrote:Saved By the Bell: Seasons One and Two-$15

Excellent.



I was able to get the complete series (well, the three different sets of 1/2, 3/4, and 5) for $11.99 each during a sale. Ended up spending my entire weekend at Bayside!

Anyway, I've bought a few DVDs in the past several weeks but none really come to mind in the "OMG, I'm so glad I bought it!". Well, maybe The Brady Bunch Movie or Monty Python and the Holy Grail. But beyond those two...nothing really outstanding.

Albert

Newest Purchases from Amazon.com

Tom and Jerry Spotlight Collection Volume 3 (I had initially decided not to buy this but as I already have the missing cartoons from the R2 set, I bought the Spotlight set for the Widescreen cartoons only)

The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show - Complete Series