OMG that is awesome!
See, I go the other way. My wife watches all those period British things - Downtown Abbey, Thorns Fly over Larkford, Midwives, anything Jane Austen, People in an Olden Village, whatever they are. (I do not watch those - clearly - although I enjoyed the Downton Abbey movie). I always tease her about watching her 'hat shows'. But that's absolutely what we call them.
That list needs more 19th/early20th Britstuff
I am absolutely sending her a screenshot of that.

^^^ Those are some dope pimp ass shows. Get on that train now.

5-Film Genre Bundles Sale (12) $15 (@ $3 a film)

Some weird combos, some shit titles but also a few gems,too bad you can not mix and match .But I own at least one movie from most bundles.
Still might buy the doc and horror bundles.


https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/...dles-Sale/8138

The Complete Married with Children for $40, thinking about this one... I haven't watched in awhile does this still hold up?

They pulled out all the stops designing the cover art for those bundles. But yeah, they're a good price if a specific bundle has enough that you want and don't already own.

Weird how so many in each bundle are available in UHD, yet they don't offer any option for that.

^The only bundle that is UHD I posted last week, it has Dredd, Crank, Communter, American Assassin and the Expendables.

Right but these current bundles are all HDX, but a lot of them are also available as UHD.

Not a bargain, but has anyone experienced HDX titles having brighter colors than UHD? Something I've been noticing for a while when watching UHD. Colors seem washed out. I've had a Samsung un65ks8000fxza for a few years now. Finer details are still there but colors are not.

Is it just happening on Vudu? Have you tried watching UHD on Movies Anywhere, AppleTV+, Netflix, or Disney+?

You might need to adjust your TV's settings for 4K video. My TV (TCL Roku TV) has different settings for Regular, HDR, and Dolby Vision. I had to tweak the HDR and DV settings a lot until I was happy with them.

Movie Night Sale has Sony movies from the ‘60s, most of which were in the Fanflix 3/10 sale, but adds Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Strangelove, and Easy Rider at $4.99 UHD. I’ll get at least the first two, as I don’t have Strangelove on digital (bought the Warner Kubrick set), and I still have good memories of seeing LoA in theaters 30-some years ago so I’ll gladly upgrade.

VUDU sets a new standard in Truth in Advertising

$4.99 weekend deals: https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/...8271?offset=24

Some good titles offered this week. I already have Kick Ass on Blu, but might have to upgrade to UHD at that price. And I won't go as far to say that The Fanatic is worth $5, but it must be seen at some point.

I think this is the first time they have had a $4.99 Weekend sale after Labor Day weekend. That was always the end of the regular Friday sales.

I bought a digital copy of Kick Ass on Amazon years ago, but it doesn't show up on my VUDU or MA accounts. I do have all my accounts linked and when I purchase a movie on VUDU it shows up in my Amazon Prime Video list.

its a Lionsgate title.

True Blood is on sale for $29.99. Show is 7 seasons.

True Blood is on HBO MAX. Now if it were mispriced like that Mad Men set, that would be a deal.

When Marnie Was There - $10.99

https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/...guage-/1303734

Includes both the English Dub and original Japanese Language versions.

so if this was originally in the Japanese language is the dubbing by the mostly American actors bad and really not the preferred version?

Well, preference is personal.

I haven't seen this particular anime yet, so this is going to be a comment about anime in general. Personally, I prefer watching all movies in their original language with subtitles. However, in terms of dubbing, anime is typically the most acceptable, like I won't insist we watch the Japanese with subs version if someone I'm watching it wants to watch it with the dub, as opposed to live action where I'd probably outright refuse to watch the dub. And anime dubs have gotten really good over the years, and you can see from the English dub cast list that they hired some name talent.

From what I can find, the reviews of the dub, or reviews that mention watching the dubbed version, seem to view the dub positively.
Anime Dub Reviews: When Marnie Was There (SPOILERS, though I'm leaving some parts unspoiled)
https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comme...re_sub_vs_dub/
https://film.avclub.com/when-marnie-...but-1798183916
CherrySue, Doin' the Do: When Marnie Was There - (Dubbed) Movie Review!

There's also separate anime databases for anime films, but they don't seem to focus on dubs all that much:
https://myanimelist.net/anime/21557/...rnie&cat=anime
https://anidb.net/anime/10313

Studio Ghibli's movies almost without exception have fantastic English dubs. A couple (Howl's Moving Castle for one) are probably even better than the original Japanese audio.

Oh it's a Studio Ghibli film. I see now it's on HBO Max. I will probably just watch it there.

Thanks guys. Yeah, I almost always prefer original language with subtitles, but these are good, famous actors so was confused by that. Perhaps 2 viewings would be in order then. I got the Blu. I figure $7 more with both tracks and extras was in order considering the reviews and those actors that I really like.