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picked up TLotR extended trilogy the other day.


been updating my dvd collection with giallo, euro horror and other cult horror from around the world. have a few bundles on the way so they should turn up in the mail soon.

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Door Into Darkness 2 disc (1973, Dario Argento)
Blood and Black Lace 2 disc (1964, Mario Bava)
Lizard in a Women's Skin (1971, Lucio Fulci)
Manhattan Baby (1982, Lucio Fulci)
Tragic Ceremony (1972, Riccardo Freda)
The Bloodstained Shadow (1978, Antonio Bido)
Torso (1973, Sergio Martino)
The Island of the Fishmen (1979, Sergio Martino)
The Cold-Blooded Beast (1971, Fernando di Leo)
Delirium (1972, Renato Poselli)
The Fifth Cord (1971, Luigi Bazzoni)
The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972, Giuliano Carnimeo)
The Black Belly of the Tarantula (1971, Paolo Cavara)
The House with Laughing Windows (1976, Pupi Avati)
Last House on the Beach (1978, Franco Prosperi)
The Loreley's Grasp (1974, Amando de Ossorio)
Snake Woman's Curse (1968, Nobuo Nakagawa)
The Queen of Black Magic (1979, Liliek Sudjio)
Hell's Ground (2007, Omar Ali Khan)

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Couldn't find Pirate Radio anywhere, so picked up 2012 on the Blurays.

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Beyond the Door (1974, Ovidio G. Assonitis & Robert Barrett)

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picked up more Nippon cinema ('60s gangster flicks, some Miike and a classic horror) and a few eurohorror titles.

A Tattooed Life (1965, Suzuki Seijun)
Branded to Kill (1967, Suzuki Seijun)
Tokyo Drifter (1966, Suzuki Seijun)
Youth of the Beast (1963, Suzuki Seijun)
Horrors of Malformed Men (Teruo Ishii)
Gozu (2003, Takashi Miike)
Graveyard of Honor 2-disc (2002, Takashi Miike)
Nightmare Castle (1965, Mario Caiano)
Bloody Moon (1981, Jesus Franco)
Mark of the Devil (1970, Michael Armstrong)
Tenebre (1982, Dario Argento) R1 to replace my R4 copy.

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 Post subject: Re: The Haul Thread
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Couldn't find Pirate Radio anywhere, so picked up 2012 on the Blurays.
Good god, man. Do you just buy every movie that comes out on DVD or bluray? What possible reason could you have for wanting that horrible piece of shit?

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Couldn't find Pirate Radio anywhere, so picked up 2012 on the Blurays.
Good god, man. Do you just buy every movie that comes out on DVD or bluray? What possible reason could you have for wanting that horrible piece of shit?



1. What I buy/spend money on shouldn't be of any concern to you at all.
2. I didn't know much about the movie. Never saw it before I bought it. Unless you watch movies for free, you're always gambling your money with movies whether it's spending money at the theater, at the rental places or if you buy it. I refuse to take public sentiment and bad reviews into account before I make a decision to watch/not watch a movie.
3. I liked the movie. I can have fun with a total bullshit movie if it's entertaining. I know how to suspend my belief for a few hours.
4. You can buy DVD's now almost as cheap as renting, so I'm buying a lot.
5. The local rental place I rented from for almost 30 years went out of business 2 years ago. The only place to rent from in town now is Family Video and half the movies I ever rented there skip/won't play so I refuse to rent there. Never got Netflix because of the stories of people saying they got DVD's that skip as well. Because of this, I've been buying more movies than ever.
6. At your age you should know different people like different things when it comes to movies, music, etc. (Re: Your Metalocalypse thread).

Did I answer all your questions, Dead? Have I now informed you of all the reasons I like what I like and why I buy what I buy? :lolloll

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i liked 2010, but imo buying dvds is a huge waste of money.

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i liked 2010, but imo buying dvds is a huge waste of money.


dvds in general or that particular dvd?

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in general. i got a co-worker that like britton buys pretty much every dvd that comes out, and they just sit on the shelf in his house gathering dust. he doesn't watch any of them. they just sit there getting dusty. when he wants to watch something he doesn't go to the dusty shelf, he goes out and buys new dvds and watches them. :lol

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My cousin does that too. Has like 2K DVDs and has watched maybe a quarter of them. People act like they can take them with them when they die.

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So, you don't own any CD's, vinyl or anything because you can't take them with you? I don't even come close to buying every DVD that comes out. Lately it's been one a week.

Which, to get back on track of the thread...


Avatar (Bluray).

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I actually sold most of my DVDs over the course of the last few months. Haven't bought a CD in years, any music I buy is digital downloads. The only reason I buy books is because those e-readers are pretty damn pricey. For me all that stuff is just clutter. I know you've said you have an entire room in your house dedicated to music and movies, but that's not an option for me, and honestly I'm not big into collecting things like that anymore.

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I'll collect CDs before I bother with DVDs. I just don't watch them much - they have to be pretty darn incredible...I stopped buying DVDs once the whole Bluray/HD battle began a few years ago.

I have really cut back on what CDs I buy too, though I prefer CDs over digital downloads anyday.

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i only paid for a downloaded album once, and it was because i realized that amazon fucked up and listed wolves in the throne room's 'black cascade' for $3.96

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Britton wrote:
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Couldn't find Pirate Radio anywhere, so picked up 2012 on the Blurays.
Good god, man. Do you just buy every movie that comes out on DVD or bluray? What possible reason could you have for wanting that horrible piece of shit?



1. What I buy/spend money on shouldn't be of any concern to you at all.
2. I didn't know much about the movie. Never saw it before I bought it. Unless you watch movies for free, you're always gambling your money with movies whether it's spending money at the theater, at the rental places or if you buy it. I refuse to take public sentiment and bad reviews into account before I make a decision to watch/not watch a movie.
3. I liked the movie. I can have fun with a total bullshit movie if it's entertaining. I know how to suspend my belief for a few hours.
4. You can buy DVD's now almost as cheap as renting, so I'm buying a lot.
5. The local rental place I rented from for almost 30 years went out of business 2 years ago. The only place to rent from in town now is Family Video and half the movies I ever rented there skip/won't play so I refuse to rent there. Never got Netflix because of the stories of people saying they got DVD's that skip as well. Because of this, I've been buying more movies than ever.
6. At your age you should know different people like different things when it comes to movies, music, etc. (Re: Your Metalocalypse thread).

Did I answer all your questions, Dead? Have I now informed you of all the reasons I like what I like and why I buy what I buy? :lolloll
Must be nice to have money to burn on random shit movies. 2012 has to be one of the worst movies made in the last 5 years. It's fucking terrible. That is, unless you are talking about 2010 and keep getting the title wrong, which is an entirely different movie which I've never seen.

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I regretted even wasting a rental on Pirate Radio.

I only buy DVDs that I really love and can get for a great price. Everything else I rent or watch online.

Britton, there are thousands of movies and TV shows you can watch instantly at Netflix. I'm on the $8.99 a month plan. One DVD out at a time plus unlimited movies to watch instantly.

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Couldn't find Pirate Radio anywhere, so picked up 2012 on the Blurays.
Good god, man. Do you just buy every movie that comes out on DVD or bluray? What possible reason could you have for wanting that horrible piece of shit?



1. What I buy/spend money on shouldn't be of any concern to you at all.
2. I didn't know much about the movie. Never saw it before I bought it. Unless you watch movies for free, you're always gambling your money with movies whether it's spending money at the theater, at the rental places or if you buy it. I refuse to take public sentiment and bad reviews into account before I make a decision to watch/not watch a movie.
3. I liked the movie. I can have fun with a total bullshit movie if it's entertaining. I know how to suspend my belief for a few hours.
4. You can buy DVD's now almost as cheap as renting, so I'm buying a lot.
5. The local rental place I rented from for almost 30 years went out of business 2 years ago. The only place to rent from in town now is Family Video and half the movies I ever rented there skip/won't play so I refuse to rent there. Never got Netflix because of the stories of people saying they got DVD's that skip as well. Because of this, I've been buying more movies than ever.
6. At your age you should know different people like different things when it comes to movies, music, etc. (Re: Your Metalocalypse thread).

Did I answer all your questions, Dead? Have I now informed you of all the reasons I like what I like and why I buy what I buy? :lolloll
Must be nice to have money to burn on random shit movies. 2012 has to be one of the worst movies made in the last 5 years. It's fucking terrible. That is, unless you are talking about 2010 and keep getting the title wrong, which is an entirely different movie which I've never seen.



What are you trying to do here, make me feel bad about buying 2012? :lol Isn't going to happen, man. Also, you need to read number 6 again.

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I regretted even wasting a rental on Pirate Radio.

I only buy DVDs that I really love and can get for a great price. Everything else I rent or watch online.

Britton, there are thousands of movies and TV shows you can watch instantly at Netflix. I'm on the $8.99 a month plan. One DVD out at a time plus unlimited movies to watch instantly.



I tried the free trial of Netflix for the X Box 360 a few months ago. It did have a lot of movies, but a large majority of the movies I wanted to watch were ones that had to be sent to your house.

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[Must be nice to have money to burn on random shit movies.


get a job? :dunno

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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.

None of those sit on my shelf gathering dust :)

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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.

None of those sit on my shelf gathering dust :)

They just sit in your lungs gathering tar instead. :lol Or polluting your body.
Not that I can talk. :wink

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I find myself buying movies more frequently than music these days. This in no way means I buy a ton of movies. I buy maybe on average 5-10 movies a year now. Which is plenty if you don't want to accumulate a collection with no replay value. Gone are the days of bulk buying for me. I constantly show movies to friends and loan out, so my dvd collection never gathers much dust.

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I'm constantly re-watching my collection as well. In fact I just watched American Ninja for the umpteenth time.
I can't understand people only viewing a film once, especially if they enjoy it. For me, movies get better (or worse) with repeated viewings... Bava is a prime example, his films get richer every time I sit down to watch them, noticing and appreciating a little bit more with subsequent viewings. On the other hand, films such as Cloverfield, Death Race and Dawn of the Remake got worse.

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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.



This. At least with movies, I have something to show for my money.

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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.



This. At least with movies, I have something to show for my money.


never buy nice food then. you can get cheaper food. you could save so much money living only off ramen and canned chick peas.

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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.



This. At least with movies, I have something to show for my money.


never buy nice food then. you can get cheaper food. you could save so much money living only off ramen and canned chick peas.


Your reply makes no sense. It might have made sense if you were replying to the posts that said buying movies were a waste of money. I know what you're trying to get around to, but I have a hard time equating food that you need to live and/or buying movies with substance abuse. :lol

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Britton wrote:
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A case can be made that buying booze, smokes and drugs is an even bigger waste of money.



This. At least with movies, I have something to show for my money.


never buy nice food then. you can get cheaper food. you could save so much money living only off ramen and canned chick peas.


Your reply makes no sense. It might have made sense if you were replying to the posts that said buying movies were a waste of money. I know what you're trying to get around to, but I have a hard time equating food that you need to live and/or buying movies with substance abuse. :lol

Substance....abuse? If I enjoy one or two beers, that's not an abuse. And sure, you need food to live...but you don't need tasty food to live. My reply makes sense in the most solid interpretation possible.

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