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That's the (vantage) point of Vantage Point. ;)
I have all the films on Bluray now except Fate of the Furious.
I own this on Bluray already though this is the 2 disc MI: 3 Collectors Edition, I have multiple versions of many films.
Never seen this film, decent cast.
I REALLY like this movie. I think you will too...
I remember seeing it in Blockbusters before there demise, just never got round to watching it. It's a blind buy though Blurays really have dropped in price I have noticed.
Great film,some really decent fights in it.
Gina Carano is pretty badass, looking forward to watching it.
She really is in that film,i'm surprised she hasn't done more films,ala Dwayne Johnson,since,as she is a good actress in it as well.
I have seen Gina crop up in a few films though in smaller roles, think she was in one of the Fast and Furious films.
Got tired of waiting for it to return to SKY Movies, so bought first three seasons...
I need to ban myself from ebay I have bought way too much recently.
I hear you! Help ban me from ebay and amazon before I do another binge!!
Problem I have is I impulse buy too much when deals are counting down on something I stumbled on, I need to stop doing that.
For the first time on ebay today when I won a brand new boxset of Game of Thrones season 6 with a bid I was unable to pay, it said seller unable to accept payment? I think the fates were trying to stop me spending more money. :))
Actually that one was a blind buy.
Sounds pretty cool. It looked like a fascinating movie; I had had my eyes on it for a while.
Couldn't find the Blu-Ray in the local mall, though. Had to settle for the DVD.
I almost couldn't find a BD of it today, but I looked just a bit more and Bingo! Also bought Atomic Blond. Haven't seen either yet so I'm in for a treat.
Saw the trailer for this a few years ago and really liked the look of it, but never got around to seeing it. Seems like a dark comedy with spy elements, something I'm not opposed to, especially since I also have a very dark sense of humor at times.
This was another I saw the trailer for when it first came out and was very intrigued, as it felt like a coming of age film meeting a mystery, though it seemed to never show anywhere near me and I never see it in stores anywhere. Funnily enough, I was thinking about this film late last night and was intending to add it to my IMDb watchlist later today, when before I got the chance I came upon the physical copy and couldn't pass up the chance to get it. I think this is the movie gods speaking to me again.
Speaking of movie gods listening to my prayers and delivering, this was another film I'd wanted to see forever now but never spot in stores. I was very interested in the premise of it, being a Gibson fan, and I really liked the idea of him playing one of my favorite archetypes in cinema, the troubled and cynical man of law enforcement. Martin Campbell in the director's chair is only a cherry on top of the cake.
Not a big fan of Chuck Norris or the rest of his kin in the actiony 80s, but Lee Marvin appearing in anything is enough for me to bite, especially when he's playing a man on a mission and throwing caution to the wind. Hopefully he makes this blind buy worth it.
Yet another film I've wanted to see forever now, and it's been heavily recommended to me in the past. It should also serve as a welcome reminder of a time when Tom Cruise was more of an actor than a stuntman. I hope he gets back to more interesting and unpredictable roles again soon, as he's done only a few interesting projects in between all the action fare I've seen from him lately, for probably a decade now.
I'm a vintage loving guy and enjoy older comedies, so I thought this was an easy purchase. The crazy amount of big stars in this was a real draw, as I'm interested to see what kind of product comes from personalities like Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Mickey Rooney, Don Knotts and Jerry Lewis sharing the same screen.
One of the Michael Caine must-see films that I've never had the chance to watch.
I saw it on tv a few years ago, and didn t get the appeal.
Wouldn't be surprised if Get Carter is a matter of taste. Still, I'm looking forward to watch it.