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InDogWeTrust 6th November 2011 11:56 PM

Woke up this morning (11:30AM) :lol:, Went out to the mail box and the two George Lucas films that I had ordered had arrived. THX 1138 Directors Cut 2 Disc DVD 'cause I had never seen it and American Graffiti Blu Ray 'cause it's an all time favourite of mine!

Gigantor 7th November 2011 05:33 AM

Went into a used DVD store on the weekend and picked out 9 movies and got to counter and the clerk asked me if checked out the discs.I thought he meant for scratches and such but he meant to see if the discs were still in the cases and....8 of the cases were empty.I did manage to get a copy of TEENAGE CAVEMAN though.

bdc 7th November 2011 07:30 AM

Was that the AIP one?

bdc 7th November 2011 09:55 AM

Received the first batch of HK films I ordered,currently trying to get all my old HK favourites (and some more) on dvd. :)

I really should have started collecting these sooner but had some luck finding some oop ones for a nice price.
For instance Dr. Lamb cost me 5 Euro... ;)

Bewitched - Shaw Brothers Collection (1981) (IVL) oop
Bloody Parrot - Shaw Brothers Collection (1981) (IVL)
Devil Fetus - Legendary Collection (1983) (Fortune Star)
Robotrix - Legendary Collection (1991) (Fortune Star)
Dr. Lamb (1992) (Winston) oop

http://a.dv1.us/p1/053/104053-d0.jpg http://a.dv1.us/p1/214/106214-d0.jpg

http://a.dv1.us/p1/803/114803-d0.jpg http://c.dv1.us/p1/527/083527-d0.jpg http://a.dv1.us/p1/124/020124-d0.jpg

napalm-in-the-morning 7th November 2011 10:08 AM

Huamn Centipede 2 DVD
 
It is obvious this a dark satire. Not, of course, a comedy but a satire, much like Eraserhead and a lot of David Lynch's work. It satirizes zealous fandom, fan hunger for excess and audience expectation. Amidst all the Bain-Dead inspired scatological muck and slimy prosthetic daftness it is deftly poking fun at the modern horror cinema, sequels and complacent audience expectations. The BBFC took exception to a dark fantasy, not a realistic portrait of a maniac. Right or wrong they clearly re-thought their stance to a degree in letting it out with an 18 certificate. Yes, some content is cut, probably pointlessly, as it will surface on import, etc. I do find it hard to believe that not only the BBFC but so many reviews have missed the omnipotent blanket of humour and Kafka references that smother the whole film. How many car-park attendants carry side arms? Martin is intentionally exaggerated, like everything in the film! Lawrence Harvey is hilarious and clearly understood the subtext of the content in his very strong, larger than life performance. Effective horror films play with all the emotions and this makes the leap from silliness to repulsion, laughter to shock very effectively. On the downside the remainder of the UK cast couldn't act their way out of basic drama class! Oddly though, it probably helps the tone of the film and it's complete surreal premise. Good black and white photography too that must look stunning on HD. NOT to be taken seriously Daily Mail readers! :loco:

Phurious 7th November 2011 10:32 AM

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Given to me for nothing by a mate. He's giving up on films and focussing on computer games now as he says they're more entertaining and involving :loco:

Nosferatu@Cult Labs 7th November 2011 10:35 AM

That's an interesting look at Human Centipede II, napalm. I received a BD for review on Saturday and will make my thoughts known when a fine time to watch the film and go through the extra features.

Nosferatu@Cult Labs 7th November 2011 10:45 AM

Nice selection of DVDs there, Phurious. Why anyone would want to give up on films is beyond me, but I'm sure you're not complaining!

InDogWeTrust 7th November 2011 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Phurious (Post 195869)
Given to me for nothing by a mate. He's giving up on films and focussing on computer games now as he says they're more entertaining and involving :loco:

I'M INTO BOTH!!
....It's a very expensive habit :blush:

Prince_Vajda 7th November 2011 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs (Post 195873)
Nice selection of DVDs there, Phurious. Why anyone would want to give up on films is beyond me, but I'm sure you're not complaining!

Quote:

Originally Posted by InDogWeTrust (Post 195876)
I'M INTO BOTH!!
....It's a very expensive habit :blush:

I could easily and totally abandon computer games. But giving up on films is one of the most horrific and unrealistic thoughts...:fear: :behindsofa: :nono:

Greetings!


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