A wise decision – although I enjoyed Game of Shadows, In the Line of Fire is a better film in every respect.

I'm not expecting to get anything new between now and the end of the year, so, since my last update, these are probably the last films of 2016 I will get:

Charity shops:
Rome: Open City - BFI Release - One of the films I studied at University, when we were covering the topic of Italian Neo-Realisitic films - £1:00
Iron Man - 2 disc Blu-Ray - £1:99
Pay The Ghost - Arrow Films - £2:00
Sin City 2 - £3:00
Slumdog Millionaire - Blu-Ray - £1:00

Arrow Sale:
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins - £4:99
Tenderness Of The Wolves - £4:99

CEX:
A Liar's Autobiography - £0:50
Apocalypse Now - 3 disc Blu-Ray - I have only seen the theatrical cut of the film, which I saw on television back in the early 80's, and it bored me to tears. I am hoping that I am now old enough to fully understand the film, and get more out of it. I'm more interested in watching the 'Heart Of Darkness' film, tho - £8:00
The Happiness Of The Katakuris - Arrow duel edition - I already have the Tartan release, so this is an upgrade - £6:00

Another German blu-ray landed today, the underrated Judgment Night. Knowing my luck though, Shout Factory or someone else will announce a special edition. Now, where's Trespass????

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Some cheap action from CEX, £1.50

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This came this morning from Arrow's sale.
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Was thinking of getting Tales of Terror in the sale.

You guys think it is worth picking up?

It's Corman, it's Price, it's Lorre, it's Rathbone.

What a daft question. :xmaslol:

Fair enough haha. Would make nice festive viewing I guess. And looks like it has some interesting extras.

See above :nod:

Does the Pope shit in the woods? /sarcasm

Of course it's worth picking up – Tales of Terror is great fun and an excellent BD.