What Have You Bought Recently? - Page 4526

bdc · #**45251** 28th July 2016, 09:08 PM

Some very selective recent buys as I'm still watching my spending.

Frankenhooker · #**45252** 29th July 2016, 03:03 PM

Just bought the entire series of Seinfeld for £39.99, I've wanted it for a while but it was always north of £60.

Stephen@Cult Labs · #**45253** 29th July 2016, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

It's worse, far worse.

As for B_E liking this post, i doubt he's seen Jonah Hex.

Never seen The Wicker Tree, but I enjoyed Jonah Hex. I have to laugh whenever someone says a film is terrible, or even the worst film they've ever seen. I can get enjoyment out of anything I watch. They're films. Entertainment, and I'm entertained when I watch them. That's why other peolple's opinions of films mean nothing to me when I'm deciding to watch something (or not).

Demdike@Cult Labs · #**45254** 29th July 2016, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

Never seen The Wicker Tree, but I enjoyed Jonah Hex. I have to laugh whenever someone says a film is terrible, or even the worst film they've ever seen. I can get enjoyment out of anything I watch. They're films. Entertainment, and I'm entertained when I watch them. That's why other peolple's opinions of films mean nothing to me when I'm deciding to watch something (or not).

It's a film i felt got worse the longer it went on. By the looks of it many on here agree.

However you're right, the only way to form an opinion is to see for yourself.

I liked The Wicker Tree by the way. That's why everyone brings it up when they jokingly take a dig at me. My avatar is from the film.

Nosferatu@Cult Labs · #**45255** 29th July 2016, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I liked The Wicker Tree by the way. That's why everyone brings it up when they jokingly take a dig at me. My avatar is from the film.

I remember watching The Wicker Tree with rock bottom expectations and conversely being pleasantly surprised. Had I seen it with an open mind, I would have probably been really disappointed.

Justin101 · #**45256** 29th July 2016, 05:08 PM

Rather than spending £120 on Amazon I paid £8 last Saturday on Wow-HD and picked up this. Obviously it's only 3 of his films but it's a safer blind buy.

While the disc is Region A locked, it's one of those which lets you watch it if you hit the Disc Menu button on your remote.

Frankenhooker · #**45257** 29th July 2016, 05:09 PM

The Wicker Tree isn't boring, and that's the worst thing a film can be.

Nosferatu@Cult Labs · #**45258** 29th July 2016, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Justin101

Rather than spending £120 on Amazon I paid £8 last Saturday on Wow-HD and picked up this. Obviously it's only 3 of his films but it's a safer blind buy.

While the disc is Region A locked, it's one of those which lets you watch it if you hit the Disc Menu button on your remote.

A set I like and have seen a few times – happy viewing!

Inspector Abberline · #**45259** 29th July 2016, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I remember watching The Wicker Tree with rock bottom expectations and conversely being pleasantly surprised. Had I seen it with an open mind, I would have probably been really disappointed.

You lot are Nucking Futs,go in with low expectations and any shite film will turn into a good one,Christ on cracker.

Nosferatu@Cult Labs · #**45260** 29th July 2016, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Inspector Abberline

You lot are Nucking Futs,go in with low expectations and any shite film will turn into a good one,Christ on cracker.

I normally try to watch films with no expectations and as open a mind as possible but, in the case of The Wicker Tree, it was almost impossible to escape the negativity.