What was the first dvd you ever purchased?
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What was the first dvd you ever purchased?
For me it was Starship Troopers. I picked this up at wal-mart when they had like 10 or 11 dvd's behind a glass case. If I remember correct it was like $25 bucks too.
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I don't recall. I just remember a few of them that i had first.
Terminator 2
Wild Things
Stargate
but I think it was the brushed aluminum version of Tomorrow Never Dies.
Terminator 2
Wild Things
Stargate
but I think it was the brushed aluminum version of Tomorrow Never Dies.
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My first DVD order was the following:
The Killing - $14.99
The Stanley Kubrick Collection - $89.95
A Bug's Life - $24.49
Vertigo - Restored Remastered Special Edition - $24.49
Placed on June 25, 1999 via Amazon.com.
A Bug's Life was the first DVD I watched.
The Killing - $14.99
The Stanley Kubrick Collection - $89.95
A Bug's Life - $24.49
Vertigo - Restored Remastered Special Edition - $24.49
Placed on June 25, 1999 via Amazon.com.
A Bug's Life was the first DVD I watched.
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Good movies, but damn snapper cases.
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The first time I went shopping for DVDs I came out with Spawn, Grumpy Old Men and Grumpier Old Men. I also picked up My Best Friend's Wedding for my wife so she would think better of my new toy/hobby.
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Charlies Angels was my first.
Also Charlies Angels-Superbit was my 100th and Charlies Angels:Full Throttle was number 150 for me.
Also Charlies Angels-Superbit was my 100th and Charlies Angels:Full Throttle was number 150 for me.
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Air Force One
Tomorrow Never Dies
Escape From Sobibor
All bought in June of 98
Air Force One
Tomorrow Never Dies
Escape From Sobibor
All bought in June of 98
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Originally Posted by eedoon
Didn't we have this kind of thread before? But anyway, The Silence of the Lambs in 1999.

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