I Just Bought (DVD)

Picked up First Knight and Joan of Arc nice and cheap yesterday. Love the former, haven't seen the latter...
 
I haven't got it yet, but I'm going to buy Blades of Glory really soon. It was very good in the cinema, I hope it's as appealing and funny the second time around.
 
My DVDS since I last posted, as well as I can remember. I have an Excel list by Alpha, and don't record the dates, so some may be repeats.

The Birdcage
Alien 3
Alien Resurection
Blade
(somehow I have 2 & 3, but not 1)
Casino Royale (new one)
Entrapment
The Girl With the Pearl Earing
Gods and Generals
History of the World, Part 1
The History Boys
The Human Stain
Infamous
The Last Boyscout
Manhunter
(first Hannibal Lector movie)
Northern Exposure - Season 3
The Other (1972)
Parenthood
The Philadelphia Story (had colorized VHS, and was waiting for it on DVD, no luck, had to settle for Black and White - Yuck)
Pirates of the Caribbean II
Pretty in Pink
The Prince of Tides
Ready to Wear (Pret-A-Porter)
Red Sonja
Rescue Me
- Season 3
Under Seige
Waterworld
The World of Suzie Wong
 
I just bought supernatural season 1 complete box set. missed the first hallf of the season.

May also buy the sharpe box set.
 
we went nuts at Best Buy.

Star Wars III
Tsubasa volume 1
Fullmetal Alchemist, volumes 1-4 (boxed set! yeah baby!!!)


for a family who usually buy 3-4 DVDs per year, this counts as "going nuts" at Best Buy.
 
I got 300 on dvd last week.
:D


Extreme moments of happiness, and I've watched it around six times already. :rolleyes:
 
'The Princess Bride'
- been meaning to buy it for years...
Finally got round to ordering it off amazon then the postal strikes hit!!!!!!
- took ages for it to get delivered!

But i've got it now, so i'm happy.

"Hallo, my name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die!"
:D
 
Sometime this fall I took advantage of the Borders 40% off Boxed sets and got I Claudius on DVD. :D I had it on VHS, and have now been able to replace it at a very reasonable price.

I also got Mulholland Falls and The Painted Veil.
 
My latest DVDS:

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. I got the 2 disc Limited Edition. It has behind the scenes and making of docs, very good if too short. Also has out takes, and bloopers. There is more Keith in the docs than in the film.

Didn't see the movie in the theatre. It was slower and had less Jack. Not sure having Barbossa in it was a good idea. Didn't like the ending for Elizabeth's dad or Commander Norrington. I wonder if there will be more, the movie didn't seem to end with a wrapped up feeling.

Blade Runner: The Final Cut (4 discs). Wanted the 5 disc set with the Workprint version, but it was too pricey. Maybe later (used). Got it mostly for the Original version (Voiceover). Have yet to watch the Final Cut, or the docs, too happy to have the original back (had a VHS, but it was oop in DVD).

Erik The Viking They finally put this out of DVD, but the bastards recut it, so it is now 79 minutes and was 125. They should have at least included the original. But its still better than nothing.
 
Transformers
Pirates of the Caribbean 3
The Bourne Ultimatum
Stardust
Harry Potter 5
 
Babylon 5 - The Complete Universe box set, I bought it together with my bf. It'll take a while watching all of it! :D
 
I got the LOTR extended edition box set for christmas. Sadly I'll have to send it back, as the second disc of ROTK is actually one of the appendices discs, only in German.
:(

I might buy the Green Mile next time I'm in town. Never has a film made me so emotional. :rolleyes:
 
I just bought The Mysterious Cities of Gold boxset. For people who didn't grow up in the 80s this is a French/Japanese cartoon series set in 1532. Spanish boy named Esteban joins a voyage to the New World in search of the Cities of Gold. He hopes to find his father, from whom he was separated on being rescued from a sinking ship by Magellan's expedition. On arrival in South America Esteban and his companions begin uncovering evidence relating to the Cities of Gold and various ancient technologies, and also become deeply embroiled in a conflict between the Spanish, the native populations and a lost race called the Olmecs. The boxset contains all 39 episodes with the picture and sound restoredon on 6 DVDs packed with special features. I've watched 9 episodes so far and it's as good as I remember.
 
My brother got me The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas for my 17th. And I'm planning to order the first season of The Big Bang Theory. :D
 
I just picked up Pan's Labrynth and Beowulf at a dvd sell off at a little video store in town for 8 dollars each.
 

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