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[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

2 of my favourite shows are Star Trek TNG and Battlestar Galactica but I always find myself struggling to get through most Sci-Fi films, unless they have something else to it.

Sci-Fi is probably my second favourite main genre after horror.

I grew up on a diet of Sci-Fi though - albeit mainly through books and TV shows. It wasn't until I was in my teens that I started getting into horror.

However that said, I've never been a big Star Trek or Star Wars fan.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I admit it is a bit odd.

I do like sci-fi and i can't really explain it. Perhaps i shouldn't have watched the first three Star Trek films in August.

I know it's a bit weird when films like 2001 and Solaris leave me cold (Only the remake of Solaris i'm afraid. I can't pay full price for the original then find i hate it).

I find i prefer the space opera / action movie types over hard sci-fi, which is even odder as i read hard sci-fi and always have done.

I ended up finishing The Jensen Code and watching an episode of The Avengers last night as i couldn't bring myself to choose a sci-fi movie.

I think i'll just hide behind this sofa.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Sci-Fi is probably my second favourite main genre after horror.

I grew up on a diet of Sci-Fi though - albeit mainly through books and TV shows. It wasn't until I was in my teens that I started getting into horror.

However that said, I've never been a big Star Trek or Star Wars fan.

I'm exactly the same, apart from the growing up on sci-fi books, films, and TV shows. The first films I really got into were horror ones, and then sci-fi later.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I'm exactly the same, apart from the growing up on sci-fi books, films, and TV shows. The first films I really got into were horror ones, and then sci-fi later.

That could be it.

I grew up on Star Wars, Empire, Jedi, Star Trek the Motion Picture, Warlords of Atlantis, Superman, The Black Hole and Raiders of the Lost Ark at the cinema.

To be fair i don't think you can beat those films even now.

Then came Scanners on Betamax.

[plasterface]

for me horror is numero uno followed by comedy, then sci-fi

[Susan Foreman]

Apparently the upcoming Blu-Ray and DVD combo pack of 'Suicide Squad' contains an extended version of the film with an extra 13 minutes of new material

However, this extended cut will ONLY be on the Blu-Ray - the DVD will just contain the theatrical one

Blu-Ray Cover For SUICIDE SQUAD Extended Cut Revealed Along With How Many Minutes Of Extra Footage We'll Get

[Susan Foreman]

Screenbound Pictures are releasing an uncut version of 'Emperor Of The North' on February 6th, 2017.

Pre-order is £10.99 at Amazon

https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...elonfarmers-21

[Inspector Abberline]

Elvis & Nixon

This title will be released on October 31

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[Susan Foreman]

From what I'm hearing, the DVD release of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again" will be on December 6, 2016.

An extended cut of the film will be included featuring deleted scenes and Brad's song 'Once in a While'

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Apparently the upcoming Blu-Ray and DVD combo pack of 'Suicide Squad' contains an extended version of the film with an extra 13 minutes of new material

However, this extended cut will ONLY be on the Blu-Ray - the DVD will just contain the theatrical one

Due to be released on December 5th

It seems that extra features on the Blu-Ray release are:

• Squad Strength and Skills
• Task Force X: One Team, One Mission
• Joker & Harley: "It" Couple of The Underworld
• Chasing the Real
• Armed to the Teeth
• The Squad Declassified
• This is Gonna Get Loud: The Epic Battles of Suicide Squad
• Gag Reel

although nothing has been mentioned for the DVD release

DVD - £9:99