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Bloodline is my favourite. Starting with Inferno, the series went downhill, fast. I have not seen Relevaltions, but I have heard nothing good about it.
I already have both Tomb Of The Cybermen & The Three Doctors but I wanted to see what the SE's were like. Off the top of my head, i'm not sure how many I have left, that is, of the Doctors that I like. McCoy & C.Baker are complete, I have series 5 of Smith, I need only 2 more Pertwee and I have 4 from Hartnell.
I have heard that Pinhead looks like a really poor cosplay attempt at Pinhead. As for Hell On Earth, I have not seen it for some time, but I remember liking it. The first four films would make up my top 4 ranking of the series.
EDIT: 'Hellraiser 3' finally arrived and works perfectly!
Hal Ashby's David Carradine starrer about the early life of Woody Guthrie. Really looking forward to watching this as I remember when it was released but have never had chance to see it.
My favorite WWII movie and one of my favorite war movies ever!
Archer: Series 2
Archer: Series 3
Bad Blood
Sin city dvd.
Hulk vs on dvd.
Time machine 1960 on dvd, was not cheap though one of my favourite science fiction movies from that era. Recently bought War of the worlds 1953 which even today is fantastic.
Just purchased all on dvd.
The final countdown.
Westworld.
Capricorn One.
Them.
Machete Kills.
Rocketeer.
Also Star Trek 2 Wrath of Khan and Forbidden Planet both on bluray.
Just bought Xmen ultimate collection on bluray from sainsburys £14 bargain. Does not include The Wolverine though recently bought that.
Picked up The sixth sense and Unbreakable on dvd from a charity shop, think that's my spending done for the month.
19 May. DVD: Looney Tunes De Road Runner Collectie Deel 1'
Specifications and episodes who are on it.
Beep, Beep (1952)
Going! Going! Gosh! (1952)
Zipping Along (1953)
Stop! Look! And Hasten! (1954)
Ready, Set, Zoom! (1955)
Guided Muscle (1955)
Gee Wiz-z-z-z-z-z-z (1956)
There They Go-Go-Go (1956)
Scrambled Aches (1957)
Zoom and Bored (1957)
Whoa, Be-Gone! (1958)
Cheese Chasers (1951)
Dover Boys at Pimento University (1942)
Mouse Wreckers (1948)
A Bear for Punishment (1951)
Extra's:
The Adventures of the Roadrunner (25 min)
Crash! Bang! Boom! The Wild Sounds of Trey Brown (11 min)
The Bugs Bunny and Roadrunner Show (2 min)
The Trace Race (2 min)
6 Audiocommentary tracks.
Alternate Music Tracks
On 20 May i get my won dvd: Una Pistola En Cada Mano (2012).
and BD 122 - 21 May:
Moost hyped/beat Titanic at Boxoffice (2,7 billion) and one of those movies why i deside to choose for 3D player/TV......
The 3D and 2D version of the movie are on 1 Bluray disc.
Audio: English DTS-HD MA 5.1. France, German & Italian DD 5.1 (384 kb/s) Subtitels: English, France, German, Italian, Dutch/Nederlands & Turkish. Disc 2 (Regio 2 dvd): Audio: English & France DD 5.1 (384 kb/s) Subtitels: English, Dutch/Nederlands & France
Video, include a look to the above titels.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOhLbi0Q-H0
Totaly BD/DVD May 2014: 9
Totaly spend in May: € 58,96
The international is a good film, has some Bondian elements. Love the scene in the The Guggenheim Museum.
Today I got T2 (BR) & MI: Ghost Protocol.
A brilliant creation by Robert B. Parker and Tom Selleck in another career defining role.
T2 is another great looking film on blu-ray, as was the first one. From now on, when I do a 'Terminator' marathon, I'm doing those two and that's it. Selling the third and fourth films just so I never have to watch them again. They're okay to some extent, but if I never watch them again, I won't be upset.
So more of a sprint than a marathon then. ;-)
Plus, I just see it ending after T2, there's no reason at all to continue watching after that unless you want everything that was set up in the initial two films to be ruined.
@Creasy47, at one time I had the 'Ultimate DVD Edition' of T2 that had the alternate ending with old Sarah & grown up John pushing his daughter on a swing in a futuristic park- have you ever seen this?
I used to like this ending, but after a while I felt it nailed down the happy without addressing the possible paradoxes. In the end, I like the regular coda best, hint of mystery & all that.
@chrisisall, thank you for that. Well, Sarah's makeup looks good, and I can't help but laugh at the fact that the fashion of 2027 is the same as 1997. I prefer the original ending.
Have you seen Series 3?
Yes, this is one show I clear my schedule for, even without Ben Miller the show became better. And that I did not expect at all.
I don't care much for Kris Marshall so I only watched the first episode. Ben Miller rules! ;-)
I was not sure either but Marshall quickly rose to his own and did a splendid job, he pulled most critical fans to his side rather quickly too. I believe on that basis two more seasons have been ordered.