What was the last DVD you bought and why?

I think there's one in Belfast and that's it. Belfast is now 60 miles away.

I've moved, Belfast hasn't.

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"Critics are like eunuchs in a harem; they know how the Tatty 100 is done, they've seen it done every day, but they're unable to do it themselves." - Brendan Behan

I know. We're so old. Remember record shops?

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I used to spend every Saturday I could in here:



Bought and sold more tat in that place than I care to remember. Good to see Terri getting some recognition now too - He's done more for this place than a thousand flag-draped politicians.

I've even got a few 8-Tracks somewhere...

Have you seen the film?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Vibrations_%28film%29

Yep, and it's one of the few modern Irish Pop Culture-y type things I can stomach. Unlike, say, Killing Bono...

I just bought the whole mini serie Lonesone Dove on DVD for 5,75$ on amazon

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Pretty soon it will hardly be worth me leaving the house. When I went into town I used to feel like a king. Over the last 5 years or so though I've lost Silverscreen, The Music Zone, Borders, Woolworths and Zavvi. WH Smith cut down to hardly anything and now if the supermarkets throw in the towel.

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All we have now, barring the supermarkets, is Xtra-Vision which is a movie rental chain and used to own Blockbusters UK. I'd stopped going to my old one for a couple of reasons - Online disc rental/streaming was cheaper and the manager of my local store was a monumental arse.

Might give my new local a try just for old time's sake. I think they're now owned by whatever company is picking over the bones of HMV and have rebranded some stores as Xtra-Vision/HMV. Doubt there'll be much of a change inside.

tom hanks in Big...because I no longer have a Blockbuster around me, and I rent it yearly...figured i would just buy it lol

I just bought the first MIB on blu ray. Mostly becuase it only cost 8 bucks.

Where The Wild Things Are - $5.00 - I have been meaning to watch it for a while.
RoboCop - $3.00 - The remake comes out today, I am going to see it Friday, and I want to bitch about how it "ruined the original" like everyone else.

I just picked up Seventh Seal because I've rented it from Netflix twice now and it's been scratched to hell and back both times (seriously, neither time could I get more than ten minutes into the movie without it skipping).

Gremlins 2: The New Batch



Decided I ought to give this a revisit and it was cheap.

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This film, to go with the first Thor I have. Can't wait to see it.

The last couple are pre-orders. I'm liking Amazon Prime a lot, but my postman isn't - You buy a bag of washers and it's free next day signed-for delivery.

The band of brothers, because its a good movie with alot of history and bravery.

Vampire's Kiss

I was SO happy to find this today at a used DVD/book store.

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I just burned through the last of my tax return and bought X-men First Class, Resident Evil: Damnation, Laputa: Castle in the Sky, My Neighbor Totoro, The Secret World of Arrietty and the Hunger games.

Got these on blu-ray from America:

Psycho 3 to round out my collection.

It doesn't get much attention, but the trilogy is actually quite solid. I suspect Bates Motel (which is great IMO) will generate some interest in the older films.