Gladiator
MST3k: The Essentials, Volume 1
Pitch Black (unrated)
Chronicles of Riddick (unrated)
The Ghost and the Darkness
Bad Boys
Dawn of the Dead (unrated)
Batman: The Animated Series, Volume 1
John Carpenter's The Thing
Miami Vice, Season One
Van Helsing
Predator 2
As you can see...I am a freaky weirdo.
You should see the horrors I have planned to buy in the future.
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Channeling the spirit of Sherlock Holmes, Naimah absently fondled Watson and proclaimed:
Netflix is better then buying dvds. I'll go through 5 or more dvds a week for $18 bucks a month. Pretty good deal to me.
Unless you actually like to have a wide choice at any given moment, rather than scheduling what you're going to watch based on what the company sends you.
--Satan, quoted by John Milton
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Verily, the chocolate bunny rabits doth run and play while Naimah gently hums:
I watch movies once more often then not. So not getting to keep them isn't much of a thorn in my side.
Ah, but that's you. Some of us like watching movies more than once. Hence the inaccuracy of your "Netflix" is better statement.
--Satan, quoted by John Milton
Case in point: about two days ago I go looking to see what I feel like watching. The inner dialogue went sort of like this.
"Let's see. I got Star Wars... Lord of the Rings... Spiderman... Pitch Black... Bad Boys II... Willow... Spaceballs... Training Day... Saving Private Ryan... Enemy at the Gates... wait a fucking second, Training Day!? When did I buy Training Day!?"
I had rented it almost two months ago and totally forgot about it. Ended up owing Hollywood Video thirty bucks for it.
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Bloodsage had this to say about Pirotess:
Ah, but that's you. Some of us like watching movies more than once. Hence the inaccuracy of your "Netflix" is better statement.
Yes, I did make an unqualified statement. It would have been more correct to say, "I think Netflix is better because you get more diverse content for you dollar." Happy now?
And yeah I like having a library, because sometimes I'm just in the mood to watch something again without having to plan in advance. Case in point: Predator 2. I've seen it a thousand times. Used to have it on tape. Wore the tape out. Same thing with John Carpenter's "The Thing".
Besides, collections are the only way I can see some shows like Miami Vice.
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SHUT UP. 
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Lashanna stopped staring at Deedlit long enough to write:
I bought Gladiator twice. By accident.SHUT UP.
You know you want the Spaniard
--Satan, quoted by John Milton
But parting with them is unthinkable because I might want to watch them again sometime... I kept trying to get my mother to watch the LOTR films since she liked the book so much. That's why she doesn't want to see them, she said...
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Bloodsage enlisted the help of an infinite number of monkeys to write:
Gladiator fucking rocks.
Amen Brutha
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Mightion Defensor had this to say about Knight Rider:
I don't know why I buy DVDs - last one I watched more than once was the extended edition of The Two Towers. Most of the DVDs I've bought that weren't gifts were impulse buys - Shrek, Monsters, Inc, Kill Bill vol. 1 and 2, The Incredibles... only watched once.But parting with them is unthinkable because I might want to watch them again sometime... I kept trying to get my mother to watch the LOTR films since she liked the book so much. That's why she doesn't want to see them, she said...
I don't understand people who REFUSE to watch a film adaptation of a book/game/whatever because they watched/read/played the original. I mean, if the first was so great to begin with, why are they so afraid of having their, I don't know, memories of it replaced with something horrible?
I mean, when Starship Troopers the movie first came out, don't ask me why but I loved it. Then a couple years ago I found the book and read it. It was kind of out there, but I loved it in and of itself, without even considering the movie and/or the book to be related to each other in anything more than title.
Then again, Jurassic Park 2 brought stinging tears to my eyes....of anger.
I guess I'm just a hypocrite :\ But still, she should give the movies a chance before passing judgement.
Kait fucked around with this message on 05-05-2005 at 01:00 AM.
And: I did a film report on Gladiator Teacher bloody loved it, wrote "A+" all over the paper. Just wish she liked my film report on Brotherhood of the Wolf even half as much 
I've got:
Shawshank
Hollywood Homicide
Clerks, Mallrats, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
The Matrix, Animatrix, Matrix Revolution
Pulp Fiction, Resovior Dogs
Starship Troopers
RvB seasons 1 + 2
and a good few others that I can't bring from the top of my head, and can't read from the glow of my monitor.
I've watched Pulp Ficiton 3 times over, Resovior Dogs 3 times, the Matrix way to many, along with Revolutions, Clerks, Mallrats and Dogma, RvBs been through a few times, and so on so forth. I lost my copy of The Last Samurai, it makes me sad because I watched it like 5 times and I still love it.
Damnit, now I want to watch a movie, but I have to go to sleep. LOOK AT WHAT YOU DID DETH!!!
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How.... Naimah.... uughhhhhh:
Swoon.
If that made you swoon, check this one out:
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Okay, so I can't find it anymore but I read in the Entertainment section of CNN.com sometime in the last three or four months that they're doing a theatrical rerelease of both volumes as one three hour long movie. Since Miramax no longer has to worry about appeasing Disney as the movie would surely grab a NC-17 rating with both of the films combined.
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Lashanna had this to say about Punky Brewster:
I bought Gladiator twice. By accident.SHUT UP.
Three copies of Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring Special Edition showed up at Christmas one year. I think we kept two. DrPaintThinner fucked around with this message on 05-05-2005 at 07:00 AM.
Some people are like Slinkys... Not really good for anything, But they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs.
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FUCK. MOTHERFUCKING SHIT. DO YOU FUCKING KNOW HOW FUCKING STUPID YOU ARE? SHIT. FUCK. It's not your fault, Lashanna.
I bought Gladiator twice. By accident.SHUT UP.
I think we've all done that.
Do you want my second copy of Pulp Fiction? What about Reservoir Dogs?
..think I've got two of Black Hawk Down, too..
It's not something people hear about.
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Bloodsage wrote this stupid crap:
Gladiator fucking rocks.
Awesome movie.
And I'm a bargain shopper. I can usually find DVDs for 10 bucks or less, especially given the older ones Wal-Mart carries. Amazon has good prices, too.
Lyinar Ka`Bael, Piney Fresh Druidess - Luclin
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Cysa Damerc Model 2000 was programmed to say:
(see my sig for an example)
You got banned.
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And yeah, I buy pretty much all my DVDs from Amazon. Sometimes I'll snag some from a for sale/trade forum on Anandtech, seeing as most of the traders there are good guys. I'd trust most of them more than alot of online retailers.
Only found the time to watch some was during exam studying...as funny as that is. Doomie fucked around with this message on 05-05-2005 at 12:55 PM.
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JooJooFlop had this to say about Jimmy Carter:
Manos: Hands of Fate will give your soul an indian burn.
Watching that movie is the cinematic equivalent of being forced to eat a shit sandwich. Without the bread. Or condiments.
That comment is all the more witty when you know that the guy who made the movie was a fertilizer salesman from El Paso.
I've watched Arrested Development constantly since I got it.
I need to get a job so I can get the more expensive series like 24.
I currently have Varsity Blues, Badder Santa, All five of the Jersey Trilogy, Spirited Away, Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again, and Monty Python's Quest for the Holy Grail.
I intend to add Boondock Saints, Constantine, and The Matrix at least.
We have a 3-shelf bookcase filled with Dvds, with two layers per shelf. Then we have 3 shelves of another bookcase with UBT's DBZ video collection. Also double-layered on eace shelf.
Plus Josh has his own DvD collection as well.
If we get in the mood for a kung-fu or samurai flick, or maybe a Godzilla film, or maybe something funny, or a good action flick, possibly sci-fi, all we have to do is spend 20 minutes staring at the collection before we find something we all agree on!
go-go Godzilla!
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Nae had this to say about Tron:
We have so many DvDs it's like we have a mini-video store in our living room.We have a 3-shelf bookcase filled with Dvds, with two layers per shelf. Then we have 3 shelves of another bookcase with UBT's DBZ video collection. Also double-layered on eace shelf.
Plus Josh has his own DvD collection as well.
If we get in the mood for a kung-fu or samurai flick, or maybe a Godzilla film, or maybe something funny, or a good action flick, possibly sci-fi, all we have to do is spend 20 minutes staring at the collection before we find something we all agree on!
go-go Godzilla!
My one cousin has a fairly good sized walk in closet almost completely full of DVDs. To fix the problem of finding things he has a computer that strictly keeps track of his DVDs. Bastard. 
My most recent purchases since the Holidays have been:
Rurouni Kenshin OVAs
Outlaw Star Perfect Collection
Sorcerer Hunters Complete Collection
Escaflowne Complete Collection
Steel Angel Kurumi Complete Collection
Ronin Warriors Complete Collection
Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie
The Incredibles
Shaman King DVD 1: The Boy Who Dances With Ghosts Uncut
Shaman King DVD 2: Perfect Possession Uncut
Slayers The Motion Picture
Slayers: The Book of Spells
Slayers Premium
Slayers Great
Slayers Excellent
I'm still in the process of completing my Slayers collection. In addition to owning all of Slayers, Slayers NEXT, Slayers TRY, Slayers the motion picture, Slayers book of spells, Slayers Great, Slayers Excellent, and Slayers Premium, I think I am only missing Slayers Gorgeous, and Slayers Return.
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Bloodsage had this to say about Cuba:
Gladiator fucking rocks.
KaLourin fucked around with this message on 05-07-2005 at 03:31 PM.
agreed good sir. One of the rare few movies that I'll watch anytime and everytime it's on
