Originally Posted by trebor8273 (Post 609329)

No, he's in it for a small part. A new villain has arrived i Gotham and is out to destroy the Batman and Bruce Wayne . This villain knows they are one in the same and they are using all of the bats enemies to bring him down.

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs (Post 609293)

I ordered it at the weekend for £9.99 from Zoom and then received an email to say that they had run out of stock. I thought it was too good to be true!



A Walk Among the Tombstones arrived today, a cheap buy from Music Magpie, and Godzilla is, believe it or, a blind buy. I know it doesn't have the best reputation, but figured the best way to watch it was with optimum picture and sound, so when it was available from Amazon for £9.99 this weekend, I decided to take a gamble.

Originally Posted by J Harker (Post 609400)

I really like this version of Godzilla Nos. I'm not a huge Godzilla nerd but for me this is way better than the original Japanese movie and way way way better than the more recent reboot that had Brian Cranston in it briefly. A Walk Among the Tombstones I found dull as dishwater, it ended up back in cex a few days after I bought it.

Originally Posted by J Harker (Post 609400)

I really like this version of Godzilla Nos. I'm not a huge Godzilla nerd but for me this is way better than the original Japanese movie and way way way better than the more recent reboot that had Brian Cranston in it briefly. A Walk Among the Tombstones I found dull as dishwater, it ended up back in cex a few days after I bought it.

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs (Post 609413)

I didn't rate A Walk Among the Tombstones at all. It was quite boring like you say. I also got rid of my copy as quickly as possible.

Originally Posted by SymbioticFunction (Post 609421)

Ready Player One is a very enjoyable film (especially The Shining bits). :)



Bit embarrassed to admit to it but I bought the (uncut) UK blu-ray of Conan the Destroyer. Four pounds including postage from ebay.



It's a really disappointing follow-up in my opinion but I think I'll still enjoy it as a guilty pleasure. I'm gonna put it in a 2 disc case along with my Barbarian bd.



Saw a youtube Oliver Harper analysis/critique of Destroyer where he did praise the Jack Cardiff cinematography. So it'll be interesting to take a fresh look at it in high definition.



btw I'm pretty sure that I won't also be picking up Red Sonja. :)