View Poll Results: What did you think was the best DVD of August 2006?
Apocalypse Now: The Complete Dossier
14
14.14%
Rome – Season One
13
13.13%
Inside Man
1
1.01%
Brick
2
2.02%
Prison Break – Season One
6
6.06%
V for Vendetta (Special Edition)
28
28.28%
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Theatrical and Extended Limited Edition)
2
2.02%
Poseidon (Special Edition)
4
4.04%
Simpsons – Season Eight
14
14.14%
Other (please post below)
15
15.15%
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Best DVD of August 2006
09-07-06 | 12:02 PM
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Best DVD of August 2006
What did you think was the best DVD of August 2006?
Not only the best film released on DVD, but the best overall presentation... film, video, audio, extras, etc.
If I have missed your choice in the poll list, please post below.
Not only the best film released on DVD, but the best overall presentation... film, video, audio, extras, etc.
If I have missed your choice in the poll list, please post below.
09-07-06 | 12:50 PM
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I'll have to go with APOCALYPSE NOW: The Complete Dossier, especially if you were lucky enough to get the Circuit City exclusive bonus DVD like me. A lot of amazing stuff across those three discs...
09-07-06 | 12:53 PM
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V For Vendetta is my choice. Close behind was the Fish Called Wanda CE (of course you had to be one of the lucky ones to get it from Amazon). Other very good releases included the SEs of Romancing the Stone, Jewel of the Nile, Pretty In Pink & Some Kind of Wonderful.
09-07-06 | 01:22 PM
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Far and away, my favorite release of August is Rohmer's "Six Moral Tales" from Criterion, though I guess I boxset might not count in this poll.
For single disc releases, I'd go with either "Double Indemnity" from Warner Brothers, or "Funeral Parade of Roses." from Eureka's Masters of Cinema line.
For single disc releases, I'd go with either "Double Indemnity" from Warner Brothers, or "Funeral Parade of Roses." from Eureka's Masters of Cinema line.
09-07-06 | 01:48 PM
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1. Double Indemnity
2. The Tick vs. Season Two
Both have been holy grail releases for me for years. Tick could look a little better, and I wish there were extras, but it's great to have the first season, nonetheless.
2. The Tick vs. Season Two
Both have been holy grail releases for me for years. Tick could look a little better, and I wish there were extras, but it's great to have the first season, nonetheless.
09-07-06 | 02:07 PM
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Rome, easily.
09-07-06 | 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Giles
not to sound dumb here, but what's on the Double Indemnity DVD in terms of extras and such?
documentaries
the made for tv movie
its about as jam packed as dvd gets these days
09-07-06 | 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Giles
not to sound dumb here, but what's on the Double Indemnity DVD in terms of extras and such?
09-07-06 | 04:11 PM
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My vote:
Double Indemnity: Legacy Collection
Honorable mentions:
Apocalypse Now: The Complete Dossier (with the aforementioned Circuit City bonus disc...which should have been part of the set for everyone!)
Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales: Criterion Collection
The Girls Next Door: Season One
House, M.D.: Season Two
Jayne Mansfield Collection
South Park: The Complete Eighth Season
Double Indemnity: Legacy Collection
Honorable mentions:
Apocalypse Now: The Complete Dossier (with the aforementioned Circuit City bonus disc...which should have been part of the set for everyone!)
Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales: Criterion Collection
The Girls Next Door: Season One
House, M.D.: Season Two
Jayne Mansfield Collection
South Park: The Complete Eighth Season
09-07-06 | 05:04 PM
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Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales: CC
Honorable Mention for Double Indemnity
I enjoyed the first disc of Double Indemnity, but it really only needed to be a one disc release. The second disc was a complete throwaway. The tv movie was horrendous, but I guess it does re-emphasize how great the original is.
Honorable Mention for Double Indemnity
I enjoyed the first disc of Double Indemnity, but it really only needed to be a one disc release. The second disc was a complete throwaway. The tv movie was horrendous, but I guess it does re-emphasize how great the original is.
Last edited by starecase; 09-07-06 at 05:15 PM.