RocShemp

I can't believe I don't have that on BD. I love that movie.

JeffTheAlpaca

Ping Pong Summer

rexinnih

All That Jazz

asianxcore

The Mummy (1932)

EdTheRipper

Visiting Hours

asianxcore

Frankenstein (1931)
Dracula (1931)

asianxcore

Evil Dead (2013)

inri222

stvn1974

Star Trek The Next Generation Season One disc one
Young Frankenstein
The Creature From The Black Lagoon
Halloween III Season Of The Witch

Now my eyes are glazed over and I am going to bed.

JimRochester

we found it quite humorous. In spite of her reputation as being a bitch to other chicks that may want her man I still find Leslie Mann the sexiest out of the three.



Another teenage/young adult post apocolyptic war game end of world

EdTheRipper

Shark Night
The Prowler

Mike86

Had a double feature of Halloween and Halloween II last night. Planning to continue my way through the new box set through October.

asianxcore

Sleepaway Camp (1983)

inri222

asianxcore

You're Next (2011)

asianxcore

Halloween (1978)

EdTheRipper

Intruder
Carrie (2013)
Body Bags

rexinnih

Pacific Rim 3D. First time in 3D, made it even better for me!

Jory

Gamera vs. Guiron (1969)

From this set:

Paul_SD

First 3D movie I've watched in full at home. The glasses I was using were good as far as ghosting and xtalk, but the flicker was aggressive and that + the physical discomfort of the glasses made it somewhat fatiguing.
Overall though, the imagery was much better than when I saw it at the theater. I watched a few scenes afterwards with a different brand of glasses and emitter and ghosting was a little more apparent, but in every other way they were much more comfortable.
As for the movie itself- I enjoyed it at the theater, but now it's hippy-dippy pandering is starting to rub me the wrong way. I'm sure Cameron will make an entertaining sequel, but right now I'm completely apathetic to it.



I'm still trying to figure out how a film that seems so compelling and entertaining as it's unspooling can feel so much slighter and perfunctory after it's over. Everything seemed solid across the board. Great performances from everyone, including Fishburne whom I don't normally warm to. And Soderbergh did a fine job juggling the logistics. But something was missing. Maybe it was just that it wasn't ultimately as nihilistic as an apocalyptic tale should be.



I'm feeling some urgency now to blow through my Criterion blind buys, because if I don't like them, I want to make sure to get them up for sale before Amazon cuts us small potato sellers off.
Watched the first short on disc 1 "Rupture" and I think I'm going to be just fine taking my time with this set. Very charming, and very funny, short that is over long before it can wear out its welcome.

JeffTheAlpaca

Maybe it was a average movie but the music was great.

I remember watching it on HBO back in 1995.

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Transformers Age of Extinction

2 hours and 45 minutes???? Why?????

Revenge of the Nerds

Third Person. The movie was kind of boring though if you like Olivia Wilde she shows her assets.

rexinnih

A League of Their Own. "There's no crying in baseball!"

EdTheRipper

The Hills Have Eyes (2006)
The Conjuring
The Final Terror

DJariya

Watched the super long 135 minute Unrated Cut. Total overkill.






Watched some of this tonight. Will finish tomorrow. Not bad. Different take on the sports movie with India as the backdrop.

asianxcore

The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976)