Premium Collection (HMV Exclusives) Thread

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nostalgic

Hmv......


Coming into work.
More imporyant than pretend virus folk.

So when all this shit is over, all the pussies who "self isolated" (ie: didn't come in cos they cant be area d) will return to work while REAL workers take 12 weeks off.


Dear lazy assholrs: Come back to work. The world thinks you're lazy as f+uck!

Please can you STOP making posts such as this.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

May 11th releases.

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[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I haven't seen either of those, so that's a bonus. It's much better than spending money on something which I already have and would only be buying to keep the collection going.

[Justin101]

Yep up for both of those

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Innocent Blood is terrific.

Not seen Dolores Clairborne. The book was from the King era where his wife wrote them all.

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Innocent Blood is terrific.

Not seen Dolores Clairborne. The book was from the King era where his wife wrote them all.

Dolores Claiborne is not bad. It's more Southern Gothic than full on horror and, in fact (to my memory), hones out a lot of the horrific sub-plotting told in flashback in the novel to concentrate on Kathy Bates' story. I find that the films often improve on King books because the books are extremely overwritten - his editors are scared to suggest cutting a book down simply because it is King. Filmmakers have to concentrate on one aspect to keep the running time at a manageable length. Two of the best adaptions are Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me. I think this is because they are written as novellas and are really lean stories compared to King's novels.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rob4

Dolores Claiborne is not bad. It's more Southern Gothic than full on horror and, in fact (to my memory), hones out a lot of the horrific sub-plotting told in flashback in the novel to concentrate on Kathy Bates' story. I find that the films often improve on King books because the books are extremely overwritten - his editors are scared to suggest cutting a book down simply because it is King. Filmmakers have to concentrate on one aspect to keep the running time at a manageable length. Two of the best adaptions are Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me. I think this is because they are written as novellas and are really lean stories compared to King's novels.

I thought i might check out the film when i next order something from Music Magpie. It's in their four for £8 deal.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Good to see all these WA titles filtering through.

Innocent Blood is great and Dolores Claibourne is a great King thriller.

[Nostalgic]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Please can you STOP making posts such as this.

I will stop.

Apologies, I hate going to work while a lot of people will not bother.

Will keep posts related to films.
No personal opinions.

Goodbye.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

8th June wtf?