#1
That'sAllFolks , 02-08-09 05:35 PM
DVD Talk Platinum Edition
The banner on the top says "Free shipping -- no minimums" so I guess this qualifies.
Something Weird Sampler (Extra Weird Sampler) for 3.69 ..
I got mine free some years ago at Borders but would probably pick this up otherwise.
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_ite...or=1#topoftabs
Something Weird Sampler (Extra Weird Sampler) for 3.69 ..
I got mine free some years ago at Borders but would probably pick this up otherwise.
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_ite...or=1#topoftabs
#2
ruddiger_718 , 02-08-09 05:51 PM
Senior Member
Thank you sir, I've been wanting this. It will go good with the 42nd Street Forever Collections.
#5
Alan Smithee , 02-08-09 06:33 PM
DVD Talk Reviewer & TOAT Winner
Alan Smithee
DVD Talk Reviewer & TOAT Winner
close
05-28-26
- Join DateOct 1999
- LocationUSA
- Posts:11,113
Received 462 Likes
on
345 Posts
Just a warning- all the trailers on this have an "SWV" bug/watermark in blocky letters. I wanted to gouge my eyes out after watching all of it.
#6
alfonsosoriano , 02-08-09 06:42 PM
DVD Talk Gold Edition
I've always wanted this. May have to grab it!
#7
filmsoncon , 02-08-09 06:52 PM
DVD Talk Reviewer
Pick this up if you're even mildly contemplating it. It's a hoot, and a steal at that price.
#9
JackBurton , 02-08-09 07:09 PM
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Quote:
The same goes for me. Thanks for the heads up on this, OP.Originally Posted by ruddiger_718
Thank you sir, I've been wanting this. It will go good with the 42nd Street Forever Collections.
#10
Quote:
I have all the 42nd Street Forever collection and this is a pretty good complement. Although the SWV watermark often appears, I didn't find it obtrusive at all. No more than when I watch a network TV show and ignore the little bug in the corner.Originally Posted by JackBurton
The same goes for me. Thanks for the heads up on this, OP.
#11
It is a great collection of trailers from SWV films.
#12
Quote:
thanks zombeaner! in for one.Originally Posted by zombeaner
It is a great collection of trailers from SWV films.
#13
Quote:
Actually, bugs and on-screen promos are the reason I seldom watch anything other than news and sports on TV anymore. Lucky for me all the shows I want to see eventually turn up on DVD. (not wishing to derail the thread, just to thank Alan Smithee for pointing out the friggin bugs...)Originally Posted by rich-y
I have all the 42nd Street Forever collection and this is a pretty good complement. Although the SWV watermark often appears, I didn't find it obtrusive at all. No more than when I watch a network TV show and ignore the little bug in the corner.
#16
Quote:
Most definitely. Originally Posted by ruddiger_718
It will go good with the 42nd Street Forever Collections.
Thanks OP!
#19
DeputyDave , 02-10-09 10:52 AM
DVD Talk Legend
Coo, thanks! I picked up 42nd street vol. 4 (finally) and this for $18.25 shipped.
#20
TomOpus , 02-10-09 05:37 PM
DVD Talk Hero
TomOpus
DVD Talk Hero
close
05-29-26
- Join DateJul 2002
- LocationKansas City, MO
- Posts:41,611
Received 1,812 Likes
on
1,298 Posts
Here's a nice story regarding the "Something Weird" Sampler.
There was a movie I saw at the drive-in way back in grade school. All these years, I only remembered a couple scenes and always wondered what the movie was. The 2 scenes were 1) a guy in a convertible going down a winding road with an arrow in his neck, and 2) women tied to a rotating machine where metal rods were scraping against their clothes/skin as they went by.
Fast forward a few years ago when I got the sampler. As I'm watching.... suddenly... there it is! The trailer for THAT MOVIE I've been trying to remember all these years.
The movie? Bloody Pit of Horror. I immediately bought it and now I have it forever
There was a movie I saw at the drive-in way back in grade school. All these years, I only remembered a couple scenes and always wondered what the movie was. The 2 scenes were 1) a guy in a convertible going down a winding road with an arrow in his neck, and 2) women tied to a rotating machine where metal rods were scraping against their clothes/skin as they went by.
Fast forward a few years ago when I got the sampler. As I'm watching.... suddenly... there it is! The trailer for THAT MOVIE I've been trying to remember all these years.
The movie? Bloody Pit of Horror. I immediately bought it and now I have it forever