What was the last DVD you bought and why?

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Even though i think it's declined since the first two series, there were several laugh out loud moments 'i wanted you to think i was a real person but i'm not' and 'i think i'm trying to kill her in particular, but generally series felt most uneven; only one i've not got on DVD.... yet.
I completely disagree. I think all six seasons are equal in quality, all brilliant, though if I had to choose one single favorite episode it'd be the fifth one of series four.
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That's interesting, as most my friends have same consensus; since it came out of cult hiding in Season 3 it's not been as good. Better than most comedy out there but lacking in comparison to 1 & 2, lost some of it's edge

All time favourite bits have to be Jez's interview where he makes the face and the bathtub convo where he laughs out loud at his thought.
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It has been a few weeks since I last bought a DVD but it was The Fast and the Furious because my friend recomended it.



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Plugging the gaps in my Werner, so to speak.
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if I had to choose one single favorite episode it'd be the fifth one of series four.
That's my favourite too. The bit with Jeremy eating the dog leg is priceless.



That's my favourite too. The bit with Jeremy eating the dog leg is priceless.
Me three. Laughed so hard it hurt.

As for DVD's, I picked up this today...




That's an excellent buy Fenwick. To Live and Die in L.A. is one of my favourite 80's movies; underrated stuff. I even own the CD soundtrack.



Well I bought it on your recommendation, UF. I was desperately looking for a decent thriller that i'd be able to get on the cheap. That fitted the bill. My finger was also contemplating clicking buy on Used Cars, which i've never seen. Sort of regretting that now. Oh well, next batch I guess.



Used Cars is just a great bad taste, screwball comedy. It's well written and has a great cast all giving (in my opinion from what I've seen) career best performances. Russell is an absolute hoot as fast talking, dishonest car salesman Rudy Russo; Jack Warden hilarious in duel roles (especially as evil Roy L.), and Gerritt Graham is brilliant too. It wont appeal to everyone, but as comedies go I think it's one of the best from the 80's. I've seen it well over a dozen times and still laugh. Oh and the dvd commentary with Zemeckis and Russell is almost as funny as the movie.

Here's the fantastic trailer...




Ok, really regretting not getting me some of that now. It looks like a lot of fun.



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I bought P.S. a romance with Laura Linney and Topher Grace. Hello Mrs. Robinson!

And The Good Night some sort of fantasy thing with Penelope Cruz and Simon Pegg. Cruz plays a character in the Pegg's dream life whom he becomes so enamored of he goes to some lucid dream specialist in order to carry on a relationship with his dream girl.

The premise of the second one intrigued me, the notion of Laura Linney and Topher Grace together was so odd I had to see that one and they were three dollars at Big Lots. I am sure they are turkeys but...

Anybody seen either of these? Anybody? Anybody?
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Yeah. Plus the lead actress spends the last half of the movie in her underwear.
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