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Old 05-02-04 | 02:57 PM
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Whats running dry in your DVD collection?

With me-movies.Besides the new Lord of the Rings coming out there isn't much thats out there that is of interest to me.I will concentrate more on TV box sets,animation and wrestling.About 67 percent of my collection is movie related .
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Old 05-02-04 | 03:28 PM
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I said I wouldn't touch DVD until Star Wars or Star Trek were available. And I dove in as soon as Trek started since I figured Wars would follow right behind....

If you'll check my link, you'll see the 2 SW flicks, but only a miser's portion of the Trek. Reading about so many other interesting movies on forums kinda made lose focus. And I'd say it's a good thing as I've seen films I never would have considered before.
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Old 05-02-04 | 03:31 PM
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The only thing running dry is my bank account.

Those of us with movie appreciation that goes past the current hits are having a difficutlt time keepng up with the flood of classic movies... all those great special editions from Warner, the Fox Studio Collection, the Universal Franchise releases, etc.
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Old 05-02-04 | 04:56 PM
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Those of us with movie appreciation that goes past the current hits are having a difficutlt time keepng up with the flood of classic movies
agreed. I'm still buying 10+ a week and still cant keep up with my list. although I'm still missing many essential titles...I'd say all the genres and sections are coming along quite nicely. still need more swashbuckling, nunsploitation and giallo's. those are my main 3 sections getting worked on right now and hope to have those beefed-up within a month.
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Old 05-02-04 | 04:58 PM
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My bank account too. Space is another factor.
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Old 05-02-04 | 05:28 PM
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quantity, I am one of the few people here who has less than 100 titles
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Old 05-02-04 | 05:37 PM
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I have a lot of TV show sets, but not a lot of cartoon DVDs. Must get some cartoon DVDs in my collection.
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Old 05-02-04 | 05:47 PM
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My collection is pretty perfectly balanced I think...I'm gonna order some Gordon Liu movies though...only got two...
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Old 05-02-04 | 05:47 PM
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I'm refusing to buy crap pan and scan titles and non-anamorphic widescreen titles now, so I'm missing a whole lot of mainland Chinese films because I want them in 16:9 with decent transfers (and the original audio) in R1.

Yeah, I know they're available in other regions, but dammit, I have a Region 1 player and the PAL speedup makes the films look crappy on my display.

I'm also wanting to pick up some more silent films, and Bollywood stuff.
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Old 05-02-04 | 06:20 PM
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Single-disc releases. Of the last 30 DVDs I've bought, only 2 have been single-disc releases. The rest were TV seasons, movie box sets, and 2-disc special editions.
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Old 05-02-04 | 11:51 PM
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One can never have enough Criterion titles! But I'm low on chop-socky, Fellini, 1930s comedy, non-Argento Italian horror, and non-Leone spaghetti westerns.

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Old 05-03-04 | 11:40 AM
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Well, I'm lacking in old classic films, actually none, but those don't interest me whatrsoever. My tastes usually follow the '80s - present. In fact, most of my collection is '90s and newer. Although I do have a few older titles, such as Lawrence of Arabia, and a few other old war films.

My animation collection is mainly restricted to CGI stuff at the moment, but I'll be adding the Batman TAS and possibly the '67 SpiderMan collection.

A good portion of my collection is TV on DVD. If you look at my collection in my sig, you can clearly see that a great deal is TV shows.
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Old 05-03-04 | 12:17 PM
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Im getting behind on TV series, especially TV animation as more keeps coming out.
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Old 05-03-04 | 01:38 PM
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Silent movies. And I'm going to need more space soon.
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Old 05-03-04 | 02:17 PM
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Shelf space. I need lots more them. Haven't bought much lately. I wanna buy more TV series, but then it'd be a waste 'cause I've memorized all the episodes already and won't be seeing them again.

Well, I guess I could double dip on double disc re-releases, ie, Underworld, Donnie Darko, Saving Private Ryan.
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Old 05-03-04 | 04:03 PM
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I'm afraid I'll never catch up...
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Old 05-03-04 | 05:59 PM
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Old 05-03-04 | 06:03 PM
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Shelf space. I need lots more them.
same situation here. the same with TV shows. there are only a handful of shows I really care about that I want to purchase (Alias, The Simpsons, Futurama, Dark Angel), but have never got around to it. have been trying to get on that recently.
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Old 05-03-04 | 06:39 PM
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I have to start buying some Kurosawa movies. I just loved watching those classics on TV as a kid.

For TV boxed sets, I just buy what I know I will go on collecting (24, The Simpsons, The Sopranos, South Park). I used to be a huge X-Files fan but the $129.99 price tag on each set makes me hesitate a bit.
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Old 05-03-04 | 07:07 PM
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My wallet is running thin. There are so many movies I want to get that I can't afford right now. Between the

Warner 2-Disks
Criterion releases
Latest Superbit extravaganza
Universal Collections Sets
New releases
Random Classic releases
Occasional TV Set
Box Sets
Interesting sounding blind buys

I can't keep up.

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Old 05-03-04 | 09:59 PM
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I've slowed down on my DVD buying a lot this year. Next month will be a big one though with Simpsons, South Park, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and probably more. I've been trying to weed out my collection, but I usually do the "12.99 deal" at BBV, although that doesn't make my collection smaller.... it get's rid of my unwanted discs.
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Old 05-04-04 | 05:50 AM
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There are so many films I want to own, I will never run out of things to buy.
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Old 05-04-04 | 03:33 PM
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money is slowing me down big time.
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some good French, Spanish, German and Japanese DVD releases ... I'd like to rectify this historic injustice very soon, though.
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