That's ok - I'm much more concerned about the bitrate.:nod: :p:D

Received the hills have eyes unrated remake,ganja and hess and halloween resurrection
and the night of the living dead digibook all on bluray. Also the inside story the making of
carpenter's halloween on dvd all arrived today. The notld digibook bluray I purchased from amazon in germany.

Twilight :blush: be ashamed of yourself SERIOUSLY off all the films in the world you name this TWISHITE more like, OH yes i forgot your a women sometimes fancying the main male actors make you lose all commen sense and more interested in the actor than the film....:crazy:

:lol:

Raro

You can also get it directly for 30USD, amazing set, you won't regret it, I have the DVD version and a Vol 2 is coming out at the end of the year.

Are the twighlight sequels any good, I watched the first movie, got bored to tears and started reading a book about 2/3 rds of the way through. Do they actually get any better?

(decent cinematography though)

Watched Mizoguchi's 1953 GION BAYASHI aka: A GEISHA, its the 'B side' to Sansho Dayu on the Eureka BD. Fabulous cinematography and an interesting story into the lives of GeishaS in post-WW2 Japan.

Just watching THE FOG (Carpenter, 1980) for the umpteenth time. Love this film, gets better each time I see it. One of my favourite horror movies of all time. Any film with Tom Atkins, Hal Holbrook, Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis, Janet Leigh and directed by the legendary John Carpenter is going to be immense... and it is!

Just ordered this:
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Hmmm - some would say that you are stereotyping females here. But ask yourself this - if I was a stereotypical woman, would I be part of this forum?

To be honest, the second one ('Full Moon') was a bit of a chore, but the third one 'Eclipse') wasn't too bad. Not seen 'Breaking Dawn' so I cannot comment on it

I think people are split by the saga. It seems you either like them, or you don't. There is no middle ground

And Edward is still incredibly d-r-e-a-m-y!

I never spend money I don't have – I just consider credit cards safer than debit cards or PayPal and, as a 'bonus', I can pay the bill off in full at the end of the month when my account contains a little more money.

I hope you succeed with your exams – you probably won't have much time to watch films when you're spending all your time studying sea creatures and writing research papers in your beachside home in New Zealand!