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MickeyMousePal wrote:Supergirl will be release on DVD but as a Special Edition but not sure if it's a single or 2 Disc release.

Thanks.

Supergirl is suppose to be out this fall, either when Superman Returns is released or Smallville, I think it will be returns

Robin Hood wrote:

CJ wrote:Today, I recieved I Dream of Jeannie: The Complete First Season $23.88 from Deep Discount DVD.

That better be in black and white.

I refuse to tell you which version I got.

Today, I got an early birthday present from my Aunt. She got me Miracle and Looney Tunes Spotlight Collection the Premiere Edition.

I finally got my copy of Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers today from DDD. I was beginning to think it would never come.

With my Reward Zone card in hand, I went shopping this morning at Best Buy and picked up:

Find Me Guilty - with Vin Diesel (with a full head of hair and about 30 added pounds), Peter Dinklage, and Annabella Sciorra. Good courtroom comedy. Probably the best since "My Friend Vinny" and just as funny.

Yellowbeard - Featuring an all-star cast headed by Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, John Cleese, Marty Feldman, Madeline Kahn, Peter Boyle, and Cheech and Chong. Don't blink or you will miss a funny cameo from David Bowie.

Private Resort - Johnny Depp and Rob Morrow star as two horny teenage boys who go to a posh Florida resort for some sun and fun. Hector Elizondo is very funny as a would-be jewel thief. Lots of fun, sun, surf, and bare boobies.

Best Buy

Leroy & Stitch $17.99
Saw Unrated 2 Disc Set $14.99
Ultraviolet $14.99 Fry's pricematch
Freddy vs. Jason $5.99

Best Buy didn't have Blazing Saddles 30th Anniversary in stock so I will get a raincheck this week. Blazing Saddles 30th Anniversary is on special this week. Also Date Movie probably wait unitl after Thanksgiving I have a feeling it will be on special the day after Thanksgiving.

Alice: Television Favorites and Step by Step: Television Favorites.

Won $50 in a contest! So, I'm getting:



Cemetery Man (1994)
The Company of Wolves (1984)
Open Water (2004)
The Church (1989)

I got Failure To Launch and we got the new Blue Collar Comedy Tour for my step-dad.

Having plans to see Superman Returns on Sunday, and not having seen the original two movies - I set out to find them on DVD last night.

Went to Wal-Mart first, and was disappointed to not see them anywhere. Finally, I found them on a back display - at the shockingly low price of $5.88 a piece! Bargain!

So now the plan is to watch them tonight. I can't wait!

Lazario wrote:The Company of Wolves (1984)

An excellent choice, but I hope you have seen this film before, as it is not your typical horror movie, and stands out from your other picks (in fact, it could be argued its not a horror movie at all).

Just won a copy of THE WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN starring Anthony Hopkins from my local arthouse theater. Great fun movie, that; very glad to have it.

I got Leroy & Stitch on Wednesday.

Since my last post:

Film Syriana R1
TV NewsRadio S4 R1
TV Broken News S1 R2
TV The Detectives S1 R2
TV Blackpool R2
TV Funland R2
Film Manderlay R2
Film Alien Autopsy R2
Film The Fly Cinema Reserve R2
Film La Haine 10th Anniversary Edition R2
Film The Seven Year Itch Cinema Reserve R2
TV One Foot In The Grave S1 R2
TV The Best of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore R2
TV Yes Minister S2 R2
TV Doctor Who - Inferno R2
Film Napolean Dynomite The Best Special Edition Ever R1
TV Leroy and Stitch R1
TV Entourage S2 R1
Film Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic R1
TV Godzilla The Original Animated Series V1 R1
TV Godzilla The Original Animated Series V2 R1
TV Superman: The Animated Series V3 R1
TV Superman: Brainiac Attacks R1
TV Justice League S2 R1
TV Look, Up in the Sky!: The Amazing Story of Superman R1
TV Krypto The Superdog V1 R1
TV Superboy S1 R1
TV <strike>Adventures of Superman: S3&4 R1</strike>
TV <strike>Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman S3 R1</strike>

The last two were supposed to be sent out in a big order from Amazon, but weren't included (even though I was invoiced and charged for them) However, a quick email to Amazon sorted the problem in literally minutes, and free replacements are winging their way over as I type.

2099net wrote:Since my last post:

Film Napolean Dynomite The Best Special Edition Ever R1

It's 'Like, the Best Special Edition Ever', Netty.

GAWSH!
JM

I got Congo and Behind Enemy Lines my coments on the DVD's are on the What Movie did you just Watch thread.

Just Myself wrote:

2099net wrote:Since my last post:

Film Napolean Dynomite The Best Special Edition Ever R1

It's 'Like, the Best Special Edition Ever', Netty.

GAWSH!
JM

And its Dynamite too:

2099net wrote:

Lazario wrote:The Company of Wolves (1984)

An excellent choice, but I hope you have seen this film before, as it is not your typical horror movie, and stands out from your other picks (in fact, it could be argued its not a horror movie at all).

No, I haven't seen this film before. But I've heard everyone who says they've seen it say it's not like a horror movie, so I'm fully prepared. I'm buying it more for the fairy tale element - I also own Who Slew Auntie Roo? (which is based on Hansel & Gretel), Hansel & Gretel (the straight-to-video 1987 version with David Warner, who I understand is also in Company of Wolves), and Freeway (also based on Little Red Riding Hood).

I'm not sure it's actually that fairy-tale like. It doesn't really have a single, liner narrative, its almost like an anthology film, but its not even one of them.

It's certainly is fantastical, especially in it's setting (the visuals are incredible). It's really a metaphor for growing up and the emergence of sexuality. This may be going back to the roots of fairytales, but it's unlike any fairytales commonly told today. The wolves are symbolic of the sexual desires of men, there's lots of dialogue to this effect, the inference is that all men are basically beasts inside - warnings which confuse the young "red riding hood" type adolecent girl who is starting to experience sexual desire. But while it is ultimately about sex, no sex is included - so its not your typical horror movie at all.

It was sold as a horror movie to the US, and so flopped big time. A shame, as it's more of an art-house type of film. It's a unique film, which can't really be compared to anything else. I hope you like it. (It does have some good, old fashioned, animatronic and make-up transformation effects)

My mother got me three movies and all three seemed to be comedy. I already know Rob Schneider's "The Animal" but I've never seen these two. These DVDs are bought from Wal-Mart.

Creepshow - $5.99 Leslie Nielson stars in that movie.
The Animal - $5.99
Bushwhack - $5.99

All in widescreen format.