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Scandinavian blu-ray of Dario Argento's Giallo arrived. Has better PQ than my Italian bd, lossless English surround sound and no forced Italian subtitles for the Japanese dialogue in the opening minutes (much to my surprise, those bits actually have English subtitles on this print, wasn't expecting that). This is a sizable upgrade. Will watch on Thursday and am actually looking forward to it. lol :) |
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This arrived today. I knew of Doris Wishman, even although I had only watched a rather bad copy of "Nude on the Moon" (1961). I'm very much looking forward to watching the other five, which I had only read about. Not particularly a fan of sexploitation per se, these offerings are especially interesting for the nudist camp aspect of it. "The 3-D Nudie-Cuties Collection" feeds another of my passions, 3D movies, and being able to watch immaculate restorations by the 3-D Film Archive of these is a real treat! :) EDIT: I find myself re-reading the above and chuckling. I sound like a teen (of yesterday) saying "I read Playboy for the articles!" and it's true that the nudity is easy on the eyes, of course, but not the main reason for purchasing these. This kind of picture has a certain nostalgic innocence that I find rather appealing, more "vintage Disneyland" than "oh, naked women!". So there you are :D https://i.imgur.com/0TqtVaz.jpg |
Whatever you say, Nuno. We believe you. :rockon::tongue1::laugh: |
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1 Attachment(s) Just arrived from Mr.Barlow. What a gent! :thankingyou: Never seen it before, some great viewing to look forward to this weekend. Just noticed. The cover spells Loomis' name incorrectly. |
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Picked up a Inside No 9 set (first two series). £2. Immaculate. UK dvds. |
2 Attachment(s) This week's new arrivals. Two Eureka titles from Amazon and Return of the Living Dead steel book from Cex this afternoon. |
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I can now retire my dvds of Day of the Outlaw and The Vikings. The Vikings sold itself to me with the blurb saying it was a stunning presentation or words to that effect. I've decided this year will be my mission to pick up as many Eureka titles as i can that i want as they go out of print with no fanfare and that's that. Flight of the Phoenix being a case in point. |
I used to find Eureka had excellent if only sporadic sales. Now they're usually no better than what Amazon charge normally. I occasionally pick a title up in CEX. |
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A few things Black Magic Rites (Redemption) dvd G O Thrones S4 UK dvd set Tower Block UK BD The Eiger Sanction UK dvd Ryan's Daughter UK 2 discer Dog Soldiers/Who'll Stop The Rain UK dvd (the Nick Nolte flick) One Down Two To Go UK dvd |
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Clint did all the climbing and stunts for himself in this one. Let that sink in when you see him grappling with one of the most dangerous climbs in the Alps. Today it would be half a bullshit green screen cartoon and the crew wouldn't have left the back lot at Universal. Blu-ray has really brought the magic of real film making to life and seeing all these older films is pure joy. The ones made today look so fake. |
It's up there with The Beguiled and HPD for me for his oddest 70s output ... |
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Coogan's Bluff, Joe Kidd, Play Misty, Sister Sara and Breezy (A real gem i'd never seen before) are the others by the way. |
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Over the past couple of years I've picked up loads of Clint Blu-rays from Amazon Germany such as True Crime, City Heat, The Gauntlet, The Rookie, A Perfect World and probably quite a few others that I can't immediately recall. |
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A Perfect World is of huge interest. It's 12 euros delivered. Thanks for mentioning. To use Amazon Germany do you have to create a new account for them or does your UK one work to sign in with. Edit - Tried it. It does. Pity gift card amounts aren't transferred either. My CC is maxed out at the moment. |
1 Attachment(s) The Eiger Sanction is on BBC tonight, so will be on the iPlayer for a while. As Dem said, it's a terrific film with one of Clint Eastwood's best action roles. I bought Ad Astra cheap from a seller on eBay. I've seen it a couple of times and it seems to improve with repeated viewings, so I'm interested to see what a third viewing will bring, especially with better AV quality than when I've seen it previously. |
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To use any of Amazon's international stores you just login with your existing Amazon UK email address and password. I picked up A Perfect World for around four quid in one of the many promotions that Amazon Germany have. I paid similar amounts for all of the other Clint Eastwood Blu-rays that I purchased from them. |
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There's loads of Clint films I haven't seen. He's an actor i really had no time for once. |
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The turnaround with Clint was probably catching up with the Dollars Trilogy, specifically The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, in my mid twenties. I think age makes you appreciate age. |
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I would say he hasn't directed one either but i haven't seen Hereafter, Richard Jewell, Jersey Boys, J.Edgar or The 15:17 to Paris so can't say definitively on that front. Anyone who hasn't seen Cry Macho really should do. It's fantastic. There's no Blu-ray over here but you can grab the dvd for a fiver nowadays. |
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There are also way too many for me to ever watch, also a hell of a lot i don't wish to watch either. Too many small parts in bigger films whereas Clint was always the star. |
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Even Caine said it was shit. |
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Reading into it at the time nobody liked it. Caine and co-star Candice Bergen hated it |
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