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Shakespeare In Love
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2.44%
American History X
33
26.83%
The Truman Show
5
4.07%
Out Of Sight
7
5.69%
Pleasantville
12
9.76%
The Big Lebowski
19
15.45%
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
6
4.88%
A Bug's Life
4
3.25%
The Waterboy
9
7.32%
Other
25
20.33%
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10th Anniversary Edition SE 2-Disc DVD for 2008?

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Old 09-14-07, 02:22 PM
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10th Anniversary Edition SE 2-Disc DVD for 2008?

Which of these 1998 films would you most like to see released as a 2-Disc SE 10th Anniversary Edition DVD?
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American History X - The one film that has the one scene I still turn my head to this day.
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American History X could use a new DVD, although the recent SE for Big Lebowski was seriously lacking anything worth a shit.
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American History X is probably more deserving, but since I've never seen it (feel free to flame me, but please be gentle) I chose Pleasantville.
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Originally Posted by Darth Maher
American History X is probably more deserving, but since I've never seen it (feel free to flame me, but please be gentle) I chose Pleasantville.
Either of those, the rest have either had recent re-releases or the first editions were pretty good.
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The Thin Red Line



I know that'll never happen though.
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My vote is for American History X. The other ones that I think deserve a special edition, either already have one or have a pretty loaded regular edition.
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Dark City
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My vote exactly.
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I voted Lebowski. The re-release wasn't all that special. Could always used another disc devoted to one of the funniest films ever.
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now for the 5th Anniversary thread...
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Same Here for Dark City
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I need an anamorphic (r1) version of Armageddon.

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are you kidding me?! all of the titles you've listed have SEs in the market already except American History X which i dunno if it will ever happen...

Home Alone SE was one of the "will never happen cos Fox sucks" titles...well The Thin Red Line be the same? we will see.
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I'm hoping for a Baseketball SE. I remember reading that Matt and Trey wanted to do an actor's cut of the movie. Maybe that will happen
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I'm hoping for a Baseketball SE. I remember reading that Matt and Trey wanted to do an actor's cut of the movie. Maybe that will happen
I would buy that in a heartbeat, along with the including one of their trademark drunk commentaries.
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My vote: Bulworth (very underrated political comedy)
Runner-up: Still Crazy (a new version is needed to replace the current Sony P&S atrocity...fortunately, I have the OOP WS/FS edition)
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You can forget Truman show. Paramount released a special collector's edition 1-2 years ago along with Witness. It can now be purchased for as little as $4.99.
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American History X is definitely the most deserving. Isn't it a WB release anyway? They've made a habbit of releasing really good 2 Disc SE's of their more successful and acclaimed films as of late, and I'd say American History X falls right in line with their recent patterns.

It's a great film, though not the easiest to watch...not exactly a feel-good film. Overall, I prefer Truman Show and Pleasantville just for their re-watchability factor for me at any given time. However, both of them have decent releases, even if they could be better, and I really wish there were a commentary on Truman Show.

American History X has been one I've been anticipating a good re-release of for a long time now. I'm actually pretty surprised they haven't already done it.
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Originally Posted by RevKarl
My vote: Bulworth (very underrated political comedy)
Runner-up: Still Crazy (a new version is needed to replace the current Sony P&S atrocity...fortunately, I have the OOP WS/FS edition)

i agree 100%.
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Got to go with Dark City.
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Armageddon...not that it needs more extras, but it would be nice to get an anamorphic release here in region 1.
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Originally Posted by TheKing
Armageddon...not that it needs more extras, but it would be nice to get an anamorphic release here in region 1.
seconded


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