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this is a great idea!

Anyone want a really crappy Australian horror flick? It seems like something Used Future....or even Honeykid, would like. Hahaha.

I'd rather sent it to someone here than take it to a used dvd outlet.

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i might be interested, whats its name?

What is it, TUS? Or are you looking to make it a surprise?

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Been meaning to say I think this is a really great idea. Obviously I'd be very happy to receive DVDs but don't think I'd have any clues for what others would like so don't see myself signing up

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Surprises are always better aren't they?

I just don't want to ask someone tosend e a movie id never watch. Lol

I have over 200 films I've bought and have yet to watch and (most) of those are films I want to watch.

also, i have a pretty large movie collection and dont want someone to pay to send me a movie i already have.

Ah! A man after my own heart! Though I think I can trounce that number!

I was given a 600 movie digital collection. I haven't seen a good portion of them.

Ok so i just received a copy of



HG Wells' First Men in the Moon (1964)

not only have i not seen it before, but i see in the Special features there is a retrospective on FX legend Harryhauzen !!!

I suspect this is the long delayed title from Akatemple, and if so, thank you good sir.

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According to the people who shipped it, it was shipped on the 5th, that can't be right.
Hope you enjoy it, I definitely got a good kick out of it.

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Ok so i got this from Yodes, and with the Jays having played in the early afternoon, was able to get around to watching it.

I hadn't seen this flick in 15 years or so, and my memory of it was quite limited. Sure i remembered the gist of it 2 guys at odds goin mano et mano et wildernes plus a killer bear.

What i had totally forgotten about was that there were actually 3 survivors of the plane crash initially. Obviously with Alec Baldwin and Sir Anthony on the Marquee it wasn't a huge surprise that the other guy was sacrificed to establish the ferocity of the bear. On the other hand, i sorta wished that a somewhat recognizable character actor had been cast, if only for the whoaa factor. You know what i mean, think Steven Segal in Executive Decision or Sam Jackson in Deep Blue Sea.

Anyways, when i think of David Mamet flicks, I, like most i suspect recall Glengarry Glen Ross, The Verdict and Wag the Dog. A creature feature would appear to be a odd use of his talents.

Au contraire mon frere. The set-up is great, with Hopkins being portrayed in the opening as a money bags jeopardy champeen type, who in lesser hands would be easy pickens out in the wilderness. It occurs to me at this point that there may well be several mofos who have not seen this, and so i shan't spoil anymore.

Suffice to say, its a fun ride that doesnt insist you turn off your brain to enjoy.

Thanks for sending it my way Yodes.

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Anthony Hopkins what the Sh*t in that movie, that's one of those movies that I remember almost scene for scene even though I have not seen it in probably 10+ years.

Fun day of shoppen.

3 mofos have somethen in the wind headen their way.

I'm not going to say who, because i think thats a big part of the fun.

Any Diane Lane fans out there? Specifically Diane Lane and Colin Hanks fans???

I have seen Colin Hanks only in that TV show they made for one season, I may have seen him in some other stuff but nothing that sticks out in my head.

He was in Mad Men, Dexter, Orange County and the marvellous film I'm willing to give someone.

oh yeah I did see Orange County, years ago, never seen Dexter or Mad Men, no cable TV for me.
But I'm always up for a DVD to watch, I'm definitely willing to give it a shot.