If you could 'get rid' of one DVD from another DVDTalkers' collection?
04-26-07, 05:55 AM
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NoirFan:
Great collection, but I would also get rid of Dude, Where's My Car?
wmermine:
I pick Oliver Stone's Alexander. I hated this film.
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Great collection, but I would also get rid of Dude, Where's My Car?
wmermine:
I pick Oliver Stone's Alexander. I hated this film.
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04-26-07, 11:25 AM
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04-26-07, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by mijorico
Infidel:
Dirty Love - I caught a few minutes of it on cable. I don't know why on Earth anyone would want to sit through the entire thing, much less own it.
Dirty Love - I caught a few minutes of it on cable. I don't know why on Earth anyone would want to sit through the entire thing, much less own it.
Badmutha: Uuuhhh...what's up with that Aficionado thing? Isn't there a way to see a list of your titles instead of genres?
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04-26-07, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Infidel
I love Jenny McCarthy. What can I say?
Badmutha: Uuuhhh...what's up with that Aficionado thing? Isn't there a way to see a list of your titles instead of genres?
Badmutha: Uuuhhh...what's up with that Aficionado thing? Isn't there a way to see a list of your titles instead of genres?
bluesilo: I would have to say Marie Antoinette. I like Sofia Coppola's other movies, but this one was a big disappointment.
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04-26-07, 01:00 PM
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Not sure who I'm supposed to be responding to here, so I'll do bluesilo's collection since he's new. 
bluesilo: I'd have to get rid of A Beautiful Mind. *cringe*
bluesilo: I'd have to get rid of A Beautiful Mind. *cringe*
04-26-07, 06:52 PM
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Solid collection CB. Difficult to dump one off ...
So, I'd have to go with Kairo (Pulse) only because the transfer is worse than a VHS presentation
They should have done much better with this film especially with the sound mastering.
So, I'd have to go with Kairo (Pulse) only because the transfer is worse than a VHS presentation
They should have done much better with this film especially with the sound mastering.
05-10-07, 05:17 PM
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I'm in a thread bumping mood, plus, I've finally entered most of my collection into DVDspot, lots more turkeys from which to choose.
CB, nice broad collection, but why only one of the Raiders trilogy, and the worst one at that? Lose the Temple of Doom.
CB, nice broad collection, but why only one of the Raiders trilogy, and the worst one at that? Lose the Temple of Doom.
05-10-07, 06:59 PM
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Trevor, Nice sizable collection you got there. But Stigmata has to go...
05-10-07, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Trevor
CB, nice broad collection, but why only one of the Raiders trilogy, and the worst one at that? Lose the Temple of Doom.
05-11-07, 05:55 PM
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Al Tahoe - sorry to say, but since I can't log in to view mijorico's collection .. well, you gotta lose 2 now 
I was going to pick away Ice Pirates just because it doesn't seem to fit with the depth of your film tastes, but it's an excellent cheesy sci fi comedy - so it's staying. Instead I'm dumping Gothika.
I was going to pick away Ice Pirates just because it doesn't seem to fit with the depth of your film tastes, but it's an excellent cheesy sci fi comedy - so it's staying. Instead I'm dumping Gothika.
05-11-07, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by visitor Q
but since I can't log in to view mijorico's collection ..
05-11-07, 08:02 PM
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... yep, but DDA commented on Al's as well ................
......... besides, who really wants a DVD taken from their collection without consent!???
... so enjoy your pass!!
......... besides, who really wants a DVD taken from their collection without consent!???
... so enjoy your pass!!
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05-12-07, 01:57 AM
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Th Green Mile.
It was like the fist and last scenes of Saving Private Ryan, only stretched to three agonizing hours.
Nothing but sappy, simplistic dreck. Everything is so obvious with good characters being good and bad characters being bad. Though the book was decent, Darabont seems to have taken the worst of King's work and used that as his inspiration for the emotional feel of Green Mile.
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It was like the fist and last scenes of Saving Private Ryan, only stretched to three agonizing hours.
Nothing but sappy, simplistic dreck. Everything is so obvious with good characters being good and bad characters being bad. Though the book was decent, Darabont seems to have taken the worst of King's work and used that as his inspiration for the emotional feel of Green Mile.
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