:lol: You mean return it and then re-purchase it at the new price? :lol:

Phantom Of the Paradise is a fantastic film, one of Brian DePalmers best, and has a musical score and soundtrack from paul williams who did the music and sang on the Bugsy Malone Soundtrack. Good choice on that, never Heard of Gory Gory Hallelujah, but im very intrigued by this now...

ha ha
Maybe :tongue1:

Might just return and keep me eye out for it on ebay or return em both :lol:

Oh yeah VHS tapes are abs:ack:olute space killers

You can make a little base out of your DVDS until you watch thewm,More fun than just lettting them sit in a pile collecting dust;)

i used to make forts for my action force and star wars figures out of Vhs boxes when i were a boy, they were also handy for propping up ramps for remote control cars...

Ran out to Tesco again (well I use term ran very loosely....ok I walked) and picked up Kill Zone on dvd.That just leaves me The Shinjuku Incident to get but I'll definately get that one on blu-ray.

Definitely not, mate! I nabbed mine from HMV online a while back for £5.99 :thumb:

yes, most folks still don't understand film grain is natural and should be expected in most all films. It is as bad as people preferring full frame over anamorphic widescreen and complaining about "the black bars on top and bottom."

I've actually read in other forums that some prefer the Alliance Canadian release of A Nightmare on Elm Street over the U.S. Warner version simply due to the lack of grain. In fact, here's a review from one claiming as much -- ANoEs Blu-ray review