Swan's Blu-ray and DVD Collection
I'm making this thread mostly for my fellow commentators, so we can have an easier time picking a movie. Raul's DVD thread is extremely helpful when I'm planning a commentary with him, so I'm following suit. To my fellow commentators, I also have Netflix and Hulu.
I recently got rid of most of my movies, for various reasons, including the majority of my collection of Criterions (I used to have about 100 Criterions, maybe a few more than that), but I still have a good amount of films, I feel. HORROR BLU-RAY: Amer Antichrist Army of Darkness The Beyond Black Christmas Black Sunday The Bird with the Crystal Plumage The Burning Carrie Christmas Evil Crimson Peak Cronos Dawn of the Dead The Descent The Devil’s Backbone Don’t Look Now The Entity The Evil Dead Evil Dead Evil Dead 2 Excision Eyes Without a Face The Fly From Beyond Ginger Snaps A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night Halloween Hellraiser The Hills Have Eyes The House by the Cemetery The House of the Devil Inferno Invasion of the Body Snatchers Invasion of the Body Snatchers (remake) It Follows Killer Klowns from Outer Space Let the Right One In The Lords of Salem Martyrs Ms. 45 The New York Ripper The Orphanage Phenomena Poultrygeist The Prowler Re-Animator Repulsion Rosemary’s Baby Saw (the complete collection) Scanners Scream 4 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 They Live The Thing The Toxic Avenger The Uninvited Videodrome The Witch Zombie DVD: The Abominable Dr. Phibes Alice, Sweet Alice Basket Case Blood and Black Lace Blood Feast A Bucket of Blood Cabin Fever The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari Cannibal Holocaust Creepshow The Curse of Frankenstein Daughters of Darkness Dead-Alive/Braindead Dead Snow Deep Red The Devils Don’t Torture a Duckling Dr. Phibes Rises Again! Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! Fright Night Horror of Dracula Hostel Hostel Part II House on Haunted Hill Incubus The Innocents Kill, Baby, Kill The Last House on the Left Nekromantik Night of the Living Dead Nosferatu Phantasm Pieces Possession [REC] The Slumber Party Massacre Spider Baby Suspiria Thirst Thriller: A Cruel Picture Torso Rabid The Tenant The Wicker Man Wolf Creek NON-HORROR BLU-RAY: 20 Million Miles to Earth Adaptation Alice in Wonderland (animated) Anomalisa Autumn Sonata Band of Outsiders Being John Malkovich Beyond the Black Rainbow Birdman Black Swan Blue is the Warmest Color Breaking the Waves The Tim Burton Collection Children of Men Chinatown Clerks The Conformist Coraline The Double Life of Veronique Drive Enemy Eraserhead Escape from New York Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Fantastic Mr. Fox The Godfather (complete collection) Harakiri A Hard Day’s Night Harold and Maude The Hateful Eight Hellboy Hellboy II Her Interstellar Life is Sweet The Lobster The Long Goodbye Looper Lord of the Rings (Complete Extended Edition Trilogy) The Master Midnight Special Moon Mud Mulholland Dr. Naked The Nightmare before Christmas Once Upon a Time in the West Pan’s Labyrinth Persona The Piano The Prisoner (complete series) A Scanner Darkly Se7en Seven Samurai The Seventh Seal Sicario The Social Network Spirited Away Spring Breakers Summer with Monika Sunshine Super Synecdoche, New York Take Shelter Tarantino XX Collection There Will Be Blood The Turin Horse Under the Skin Valerie and Her Week of Wonders Vivre sa Vie The Wolf of Wall Street Zack and Miri Make a Porno Zodiac DVD: American Movie Boy Meets World The Brother Quay Collection Buddy Rich: At the Top Cries and Whispers Fantastic Planet The Great Silence Happy-Go-Lucky Hot Rod Irreversible Le Samourai Man Bites Dog Pink Floyd The Wall Primer Shotgun Stories Stop Motion Animation - Puppet Creation Talk to Her Team America: World Police Vampyr The Village The White Ribbon |
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Movies I've seen that I'd be down to do a commentary on in the future:
Amer Army of Darkness The Beyond The Bird with the Crystal Plumage Carrie Cronos Dawn of the Dead Demons Eyes Without a Face The Fly Gojira Halloween The Hills Have Eyes Let the Right One In Possession (assuming this is the great one) Re-Animator Rosemary's Baby Scanners Scream 4 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II The Thing The Toxic Avenger Videodrome Alice Sweet Alice The Blair Witch Project Blood and Black Lace Day of the Dead Dead-Alive The Fog Hellbound: Hellraiser II The Innocents May Nekromantik Night of the Living Dead A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 The Old Dark House The Shining Suspiria Cemetery Man The Last House on the Left Phantom of the Opera (1925?) |
Originally Posted by jiraffejustin (Post 1307954)
Possession (assuming this is the great one)
Originally Posted by jiraffejustin (Post 1307954)
Phantom of the Opera (1925?)
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Updated with general blu-ray and DVD.
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There's a great version of Possession? Why didn't you pick that instead of that crappy one? :p
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I just added my movie collection to my signature, since you said you find it nice to be able to see what people own if you want to do a commentary. :)
It is 90% complete, but I'll update it soon... And on another note, if we plan the commentary in decent time, I'll be able to find a copy of whatever film we might choose, in less than an hour - 30 minutes if all goes well - so it's not like my movie library is the only stuff we can watch for commentaries, but it's a great thing to have. :up:;) |
Originally Posted by honeykid (Post 1308249)
There's a great version of Possession? Why didn't you pick that instead of that crappy one? :p
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Looking to expand the number of exploitation films in my collection. Used Future recommended me some lesser-known exploitation films, so I ordered two of those.
Ohyaku: The Female Demon http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pscf07xvjg.jpg Fight for Your Life http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pstuscz4lo.jpg Also bought these two, which UF didn't recommend but I need to see anyway. Who Can Kill a Child? http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pshmn15xuo.jpg The Mack http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psxgonfh02.jpg Any other exploitation recommendations are welcome! |
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I can personally only vouch for Who Can Kill a Child?, it's a great movie, but it's less exploitative than most exploitation films.
I have The Mack on vhs, I bought it for like 50 cents a couple years ago. |
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How do you like The Mack, JJ?
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1309142)
How do you like The Mack, JJ?
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I would have bought Coffy as well, but I'm waiting for the blu-ray that comes out next month.
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Bought another pinky violence film, because that was the one that appealed to me most for some reason. :p
Sex and Fury - recommended by The Deuce, a badass site I discovered today. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psjqeljzsj.jpg |
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Who Can Kill A Child? is a fabulous film, good choice there. :)
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As you like Kill Bill, I'd recommend Lady Snowblood and its sequel.
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Originally Posted by honeykid (Post 1309294)
As you like Kill Bill, I'd recommend Lady Snowblood and its sequel.
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Between that and Thriller: A Cruel Picture you'll have all you need to see where Kill Bill's 'inspiration' comes from.
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I try and buy movies whenever I can. It's a bad habit... or is it a good habit?
Anyway, bought some more pinky violence. Bought a set that includes: Criminal Woman: Killing Melody Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom Girl Boss Guerilla Delinquent Girl Boss: Worthless To Confess http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psslbaytfr.jpg |
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Good lord what is happening to your taste :p. It used to be so good :)
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:facepalm:
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Don't worry I have junk too. Chuck and Larry, Fun With Dick and Jane, Traffic, Morning Glory, etc. etc.
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I still like arthouse, but I have a newfound love of grindhouse/exploitation. Why? Because I'm a style guy, and that stuff was often incredibly stylistic, I've found. It's also just fun. Live a little, buddy.
Anyway, for some reason the trash really appeals to me. |
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I'm just kidding Swan. It's all good.
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Originally Posted by rauldc14 (Post 1311445)
I'm just kidding Swan. It's all good.
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You have an amazing collection Swan. Must have cost a fortune to get all those titles.
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Thanks Lucasman. :cool:
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1311474)
Thanks Lucasman. :cool:
I just got into collecting heavily this past year. Have spent a bit too much, but the collection is still in it's baby stages. In a year or two it might be something somewhat impressive. I really need to get more Criterions, only have Summer Interlude and All that Heaven Allows at the moment. |
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Cool dude. I said it in the main post already, but I got rid of 3/4's of my collection. I had literally no room for them all in my new house. I'm excited at the opportunity to re-expand my collection again.
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1311489)
Cool dude. I said it in the main post already, but I got rid of 3/4's of my collection. I had literally no room for them all in my new house. I'm excited at the opportunity to re-expand my collection again.
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Tell me about it brother. I feel like I got a bit ripped off, as well.
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1311497)
Tell me about it brother. I feel like I got a bit ripped off, as well.
I really want to build a good blu-ray collection, my only worry is that a newer and better format will emerge in the future. |
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I have a feeling the next step will just be having a digital collection, but who knows.
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I won't be going digital. That would end my collecting. I'll always have my DVDs though.
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Holy crap, this pinky violence collection is blinding me with the color pink. :D
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Went a little crazy and bought some more. :laugh: I think that'll be enough for a while. Thanks to HK for recommending a few of these. :cool:
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She Killed in Ecstacy http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psmyowxkeo.jpg Grindhouse Experience http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psatlqqahs.jpg I have no clue what any of these movies are, but it was 20 grindhouse flicks for 11 bucks, so I went for it. We'll see if any of them are good. Included are: Womens Camp 119 Tortured Angels Savage Man/Savage Beast Raw Force Confessions of a Police Captain Executioner 2 Poseidon Explosion Earthquake 7.9 Violent Professionals Frank and Tony Kung Fu Punch of Death Return of the Tiger Go Kill and Come Back Bounty Man Three Tough Guys Mandinga The Children Demon Witch Child High School Hitch Hikers Carry On Emannuelle |
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Ugh. Amazon can't seem to find Stone or I Drink Your Blood in their warehouse, so I just cancelled the order for those two. Damn them. :mad:
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Violent Professionals is a film I've wanted to see for a while, I think. I think it's one of the trailers I saw on one of those grindhouse trailers discs one.
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Yeah, it seems there might be some good gems on that set. I think it'll have been worth the price.
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That's a real shame about Stone which would be a good film to watch right now what with all the Fury Road talk. It often feels like the godfather to the original Mad Max film, and also co-stars Hugh Keays-Byrne who gives another oddball performance.
I Drink Your Blood is a funny Romero knock off with cut rate gore effects and the lovely Lynn Lowry from Davey C's Shivers . It's an oft mentioned exploiter that doesn't really live up to it's 'classic' reputation. I say there's better stuff out there to be going on with. Looks like you've been adding a lot of films close to my heart. I also recently picked up that blu ray edition of Ms. 45. Had a bootleg of the French dvd release for years so it's great to own a legit copy at last. Not seen that much Jess Franco stuff - only Vampyros Lesbos (which is rubbish, but has one of the coolest scores of all time), Venus In Furs, Jack the Ripper, Wanda, the Wicked Warden (which was marketed as an Ilsa movie because of Dyanne Thorne), and Oasis of the Zombies which rivals Zombie Lake as one of the worst movies of all time. Anyway glad to see you're enjoying these and don't feel like you've wasted your money. If you like the Pinky Violence stuff then also check out Shunya Itô's three* original Female Prisoner: Scorpion movies (I like Meiko Kaji even more than Reiko Ike). There's also Bohachi Bushido: Code of the Forgotten Eight, and Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs - some of the very best there. ;) [EDIT]*There's a fourth Scorpion movie Grudge Song also starring Kaji but with a different director. It's ok, but not as good as the first three. |
Originally Posted by Used Future (Post 1316279)
That's a real shame about Stone which would be a good film to watch right now what with all the Fury Road talk. It often feels like the godfather to the original Mad Max film, and also co-stars Hugh Keays-Byrne who gives another oddball performance.
This has never happened before, for me, where they can't locate one of their movies. Big bummer it had to be with this film.
Originally Posted by Used Future (Post 1316279)
Anyway glad to see you're enjoying these and don't feel like you've wasted your money.
If you like the Pinky Violence stuff then also check out Shunya Itô's three* original Female Prisoner: Scorpion movies (I like Meiko Kaji even more than Reiko Ike). There's also Bohachi Bushido: Code of the Forgotten Eight, and Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs - some of the very best there. ;) Thanks for checking in on the thread, Used Future. :) |
First off, I reordered Stone. I can wait a bit for it to arrive, no big deal.
Then I got these. Most of them are based on recommendations. I'll explain each one. Blind Beast Recommended by JJ and the samoan lawyer, this is the MVP of this purchase, the one I'm looking forward to the most. Unfortunately, it's also the one that Amazon has out of stock right now so it might take a while. :mad: http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pstqxx49g7.jpg Four of the Apocalypse I bought this for the Trash Vault. JJ and I really want to do a Fulci spaghetti western next, and this looked possibly the best out of the two we were looking at, plus it's by Blue Underground, so I went for it. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psb5hgctvp.jpg The Great Silence Recommended by JJ. I've been meaning to see a Corbucci spaghetti western for a while now, and this looked better than Django, so I got it. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pshsmbdbdb.jpg Switchblade Sisters Recommended by Quentin Tarantino. :D I don't know much about it, but it was cheap and I liked the girl-gang stuff in Girl Boss Guerilla, so I went for it. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psnuzq8wl6.jpg |
+ rep for The Great Silence and Switchblade Sisters which are both great in their own way. I also have both on dvd and predict you wont be disappointed with either. I was actually going to recommend Switchblade Sisters to you as a solid cheap purchase (at least it was when I last looked). Another classic from Jack Hill that predates the cycle of gang films that includes The Warriors and The Wanderers.
I've seen quite a lot of Fulci but not Four of the Apocalypse despite my love of Euro westerns. Have heard it's pretty nasty, depraved and grueling which shouldn't surprise anyone familiar with the director's work. Let me know what you think because it's been on my radar for years and I'll pick up the dvd cheap. Incidentally my favourite Fulci is The Psychic aka Seven Notes In Black which I heartily recommend seeing as you've already seen and enjoyed Zombi 2, and The Beyond . :) |
Originally Posted by Used Future (Post 1317263)
+ rep for The Great Silence and Switchblade Sisters which are both great in their own way. I also have both on dvd and predict you wont be disappointed with either. I was actually going to recommend Switchblade Sisters to you as a solid cheap purchase (at least it was when I last looked). Another classic from Jack Hill that predates the cycle of gang films that includes The Warriors and The Wanderers.
Originally Posted by Used Future (Post 1317263)
I've seen quite a lot of Fulci but not Four of the Apocalypse despite my love of Euro westerns. Have heard it's pretty nasty, depraved and grueling which shouldn't surprise anyone familiar with the director's work. Let me know what you think because it's been on my radar for years and I'll pick up the dvd cheap. Incidentally my favourite Fulci is The Psychic aka Seven Notes In Black which I heartily recommend seeing as you've already seen and enjoyed Zombi 2, and The Beyond . :)
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So I've now got more than enough horror and exploitation to last me a while. Time for some different stuff. And since I had a transcendent rewatch of Take Shelter tonight, I decided to go ahead and buy the rest of Jeff Nichols small filmography. I have seen Mud before, and dug it. Shotgun Stories is a blind buy but I've heard good things.
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I definitely need to see Shotgun Stories! I really liked Mud as well, and I own that one too. Looks like I generally love what Jeff Nichols does, so let's see if Shotgun Stories is great as well. I'll look forward to your thoughts once you see it! :up:
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Thanks for checking in, MovieMeds. I think Nichols is great, too. :up:
Anyway, I had been meaning to get some more Mike Leigh, so it's about time I do that. I've seen Naked and Happy-Go-Lucky, and loved both. I imagine those are probably his two most polar opposite films, considering one is so bleak and misanthropic while the other has this really charming, cheery character. Anyway, he's two for two and if he keeps impressing me like this he'll be a favorite director of mine in no time. Thanks honeykid for directing me in the right direction as to what to get. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...ps5dyrstyv.jpg http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...s5vrlrtto.jpeg |
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^I haven't seen those two, but I've seen Happy-Go-Lucky and Secret and Lies and loved them.
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I'll be interested to see what you think of Mr. Turner.
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I'll let you know. I'm looking forward to it. Mike Leigh. :up: :D
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Got these for cheap. A Fulci I have never seen and a slightly pretentious but nonetheless fascinating and moving Malick pic. I love it personally. And it has Jessica Chastain! So it's a win anyway.
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The Tree of Life is one of those films I desperately need to see again. First time viewing it I was not in the right mindset or mood, although it's grown on me over time. If I see it again, there's a chance I might consider it a masterpiece.
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What a buy, Swan! And I'm glad to hear you have nice words about it too. Yes, I'll admit it's slightly pretentious, but it's also so damn ambitious that it's hard to think anything else. The meaning of life itself, the way humans understand and interpret life, religion, science, love, innocence, guilt..... There is so much crammed into this picture it's unbelievable.
But one thing's for certain: it's a damn fine looking movie, stunning actually, and the Blu-ray transfer is top notch. A must own for that reason alone. :cool: |
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I don't think the old Terry boy is pretentious, but he does sort of "lose" himself in his visuals sometimes. But what visuals they are. :love:
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Cheers guys. I agree with you Meds. It's not flawless but it's still beautifully made. I still can't believe it didn't get the win for cinematography at the Oscars, but I'm just now starting to realize the Oscars are kind of for sh*t. :p Took me a while, eh?
I'm excited to give it another go. I LOVED it both times I have seen it, despite it's flaws (mostly notably the pretentiousness). |
Originally Posted by Lucas (Post 1322388)
I don't think the old Terry boy is pretentious, but he does sort of "lose" himself in his visuals sometimes. But what visuals they are. :love:
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I still loose my head thinking about the fact that it lost the cinematography award... One of the biggest snubs ever.
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So of these, I've seen The Conformist and The Long Goodbye. Been meaning to buy The Long Goodbye for a long time, because it's a great film. I bought The Conformist even though I don't really remember it, because I'm interested in further exploring general Italian cinema after loving all this Italian horror and spaghetti westerns. They're so stylish and cinematic.
Also bought Big Trouble in Little China, which I've never seen. http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...psyxcrwenc.jpg http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...pskbnvxm5x.jpg http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/n...ps02ngx7ww.jpg |
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Big Trouble in Little China commentary in the future
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Yep. Primary reason I bought it. :D
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Ha! I also picked up that Big Trouble In Little China blu ray recently but haven't posted it yet. The film is super entertaining and just ripe for a commentary, I really hope you like it. Incidentally Kurt Russell is always great to listen to on commentary tracks and seems like a lot of fun in real life.
Sadly Fulci's The Black Cat is one of his lesser horror efforts in my humble opinion. Pretty sub-par and boring unless you're a fanatical Poe film completionist. I really must re-recommend The Psychic and his UK set giallo A Lizard in a Woman's Skin which I think is far cooler than Don't Torture A Duckling. The Long Goodbye is another solid purchase, though not my favourite 70's noir. Love me some Elliot Gould though. Never seen The Conformist which is something I'm not proud of. HK thinks it's a snooze, but HK also thinks Sci-fi and westerns are rubbish so go figure. :) |
Originally Posted by Used Future (Post 1323198)
Ha! I also picked up that Big Trouble In Little China blu ray recently but haven't posted it yet. The film is super entertaining and just ripe for a commentary, I really hope you like it. Incidentally Kurt Russell is always great to listen to on commentary tracks and seems like a lot of fun in real life.
Sadly Fulci's The Black Cat is one of his lesser horror efforts in my humble opinion. Pretty sub-par and boring unless you're a fanatical Poe film completionist. I really must re-recommend The Psychic and his UK set giallo A Lizard in a Woman's Skin which I think is far cooler than Don't Torture A Duckling. The Long Goodbye is another solid purchase, though not my favourite 70's noir. Love me some Elliot Gould though. Never seen The Conformist which is something I'm not proud of. HK thinks it's a snooze, but HK also thinks Sci-fi and westerns are rubbish so go figure. :) Thanks for checking up on the thread UF. :) |
Favorite western and favorite Fellini! Also, honeykid's favorite film L'avventura!
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1323162)
So of these, I've seen The Conformist and The Long Goodbye.
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Oh hush! :D
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(Hopefully) ending the mega buying streak with a blind buy. Looks like something I might like.
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L'Avventura is a great film, don't listen to HK for he knows what not he says.
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I love L'avventura, raul! Excited to rewatch it.
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So I lent my copy of The 400 Blows to my older sister and totally forgot. :laugh:
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Newest addition to the family courtesy of rauldc14!
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1307808)
I'm making this thread mostly for my fellow commentators, so we can have an easier time picking a movie. Raul's DVD thread is extremely helpful when I'm planning a commentary with him, so I'm following suit. To my fellow commentators, I also have Netflix and Hulu.
I recently got rid of most of my movies, for various reasons, including the majority of my collection of Criterions (I used to have about 100 Criterions, maybe a few more than that), but I still have a good amount of films, I feel. BLU-RAY: 20 Million Miles to Earth Amer Army of Darkness Autumn Sonata The Beyond Big Trouble in Little China The Bird with the Crystal Plumage Birdman Black Christmas Black Swan The Blood Trilogy (Blood Feast/ Two Thousand Maniacs!/ Color Me Blood Red) Blue is the Warmest Color Breaking the Waves Carrie Children of Men Clerks The Conformist Cronos Dark Star Dawn of the Dead (1978) Death Race 2000 Demons Diabolique Don't Look Now The Double Life of Veronique Drive Enemy The Entity Eraserhead The Evil Dead (1981) Evil Dead (2013) Evil Dead II Eyes Without a Face Fantastic Mr. Fox Flight The Fly The Godfather Collection (The Godfather/ The Godfather Part 2/ The Godfather Part 3) Gojira (1954) Halloween Collection (Halloween (1978)/ Halloween II (1981)/ Halloween 3: Season of the Witch/ Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers/ Halloween 5/ Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers/ Halloween: H20/ Halloween: Resurrection/ Halloween (2007)/ Halloween II (2009)) Harakiri Hellboy Hellboy II: The Golden Army Herzog: The Collection (Even Dwarfs Started Small/ Land of Silence and Darkness/ Fata Morgana/ Aguirre, the Wrath of God/ The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser/ Heart of Glass/ Stroszek/ Woyzeck/ Nosferatu the Vampyre/ Fitzcarraldo/ Ballad of Little Soldier/ Where the Green Ants Dream/ Cobra Verde/ Lessons of Darkness/ Little Dieter Needs to Fly/ My Best Fiend) The Hills Have Eyes (1977) The House of the Devil Interstellar Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Killer Joe Killer Klowns from Outer Space La Dolce Vita L'avventura Let the Right One In Life is Sweet The Long Goodbye The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy M Mr. Turner Ms. 45 Mud Naked Oculus Once Upon a Time in the West The Orphanage Pan's Labyrinth Phenomena Persona The Piano Possession Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead The Prisoner series Re-Animator Repulsion Rolling Thunder Rosemary’s Baby Santa Sangre A Scanner Darkly Scanners Scream 4 Se7en The Seventh Seal Signs The Social Network The Stepfather Stoker Super Take Shelter Tarantino XX (True Romance/ Reservoir Dogs/ Pulp Fiction/ Jackie Brown/ Kill Bill: Vol. 1/ Kill Bill: Vol. 2/ Death Proof/ Inglorious Basterds) The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II There Will be Blood They Live The Thing (1982) Three Colors Trilogy (Blue/ White/ Red) The Toxic Avenger Tourist Trap The Town that Dreaded Sundown (1976) (includes The Evictors) The Turin Horse The Tree of Life Videodrome The World's End DVD: The 400 Blows Alice Sweet Alice American Movie April Fool’s Day (1986) Bad Taste Basket Case The Black Cat (1981) The Blair Witch Project The Blob (1988) Blood and Black Lace Blow-Up The Brothers Quay Collection A Bucket of Blood Cabin Fever The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari The Celebration Children of the Corn Christine Creepshow Cries and Whispers Day of the Dead Dead-Alive Deep Red Fantastic Planet Faust Fight for Your Life Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare Freddy vs. Jason The Fog (1980) Four of the Apocalypse Friday the 13th (1980) Ginger Snaps Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning The Great Silence Grindhouse Experience: Volume 1 Hellbound: Hellraiser II Horror of Dracula Hot Fuzz The Howling I Am Curious... (I Am Curious: Yellow/ I Am Curious: Blue) The Innocents Insomnia (1997) King Kong (1933) King Kong (2005) Knocked Up Land of the Dead The Loved Ones The Mack May Mountain of the Cannibal God The Mummy (1959) Nekromantik Night of the Living Dead (1968) A Nightmare on Elm Street Collection (A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)/ A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge/ A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors/ A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master/ A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child/ New Nightmare) Ohyaku: The Female Demon The Old Dark House (1932) The Piano Teacher Pink Floyd the Wall The Pinky Violence Collection (Criminal Woman: Killing Melody/ Terrifying Girls' High School: Lynch Law Classroom/ Girl Boss Guerilla/ Delinquent Girl Boss: Worthless To Confess) Pontypool Primer Rabid Return of the Living Dead Sex and Fury Shaun of the Dead She Killed in Ecstacy The Shining Shotgun Stories Stalker Stone Superbad Suspiria Switchblade Sisters Team America: World Police The Tenant Three Films by Hiroshi Teshigahara (Pitfall/ The Face of Another/ Woman in the Dunes) The Thing from Another World Timecrimes Torture Garden The Valley of Gwangi Vampyr Vera Drake The White Ribbon Who Can Kill a Child? |
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No, but I'll look into it. Thanks. :)
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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 1325972)
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Don't worry, I'm planning on it. Will probably be in my next purchase. :)
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Festen :up: :randy:
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I'm interested to watch ''Le Samourai'' one day! and Amélie is one nice french movie
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Rep because Amélie is just so lovely.
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Damn you got the dough bro!
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And still no Malkovich.
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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky (Post 1329302)
And still no Malkovich.
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Malkovich is a common, well known movie that shouldn't be represented by Criterion. You've gotta buy something more obscure, something less people have heard of.
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Something Asian.
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Seven Samurai aint that obscure. :p
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Buy a few Kenji Mizoguchi and Wong Kar Wai. Or even better, Oldboy.
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I actually used to have In the Mood for Love and the Vengeance Trilogy. I still regret getting rid of them.
Actually, a lot of these purchases are REpurchases of things I used to have. :laugh: |
Originally Posted by Sexy Celebrity (Post 1329358)
Malkovich is a common, well known movie that shouldn't be represented by Criterion. You've gotta buy something more obscure, something less people have heard of.
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Well, I will be buying criterion's in July. But nothing before that, with a house to buy and all.
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Originally Posted by Miss Vicky (Post 1329738)
I don't give a rat's ass about Criterion. My copy of BJM isn't Criterion. I just think Swan's crazy for getting rid of it and I think he needs to fix that. Especially since I nominated it for the HOF.
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You should get Bio Zombie, Swan. :D I think you'd like it.
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Uh oh. Incoming Spring Breakers GIF from Miss Vicky.
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...and still no Malkovich.
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Her is one of my all-time favorite films! Didn't know you liked it, that's awesome. I liked Moon but wasn't a huge fan of it.
I want to watch Upstream Color and Ex Machina, and perhaps Shogun Assassin and Sunshine - heard good and bad about the latter. It Follows was rather awesome! Great buys overall! |
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Sorry, but what is a rebuy?
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