Latest DVD purchases

seeker007nmss · #1 05-24-2005, 11:10 PM

I picked up a few lately:

Xena: Season Six
Earth and Sea
Firefox
Platoon
Danger UXB (Brit TV)

Walmart has a bunch on sale for 4.99. Grabbed a few Clint Eastwood Ones.

dissention · #2 05-24-2005, 11:13 PM

Krista, a thread just for us, love.

seeker007nmss · #3 05-24-2005, 11:17 PM

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Krista, a thread just for us, love.

I didn't think I was the only one who was hooked on all the TV show dvd's out there!

dissention · #4 05-24-2005, 11:17 PM

I recently got:

Vanya On 42nd Street
Life As A House
Birth
Star Wars- Episode II
Haute Tension
Scrubs (season one)

I just pre-ordered John Waters' A Dirty Shame last night.

dissention · #5 05-24-2005, 11:19 PM

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I didn't think I was the only one who was hooked on all the TV show dvd's out there!

Oh, gawd, it's ridiculous. I even buy Punky Brewster. AND I WATCH IT.

I am so incredibly psyched for the first two seasons of Moonlighting next week. I can't wait!!!!!!!

GypsySorcerer · #6 05-24-2005, 11:23 PM

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Krista, a thread just for us, love.

I've been on a classics binge lately. Hell, who am I kidding? I always <3 classics.

I preordered the James Dean and Joan Crawford collections.

The Aviator (

Diss)
Seeing Other People
Beautiful Girls

estranged4life · #7 05-24-2005, 11:24 PM

"Nightwalker" (A dark themed anime) 2 disc set (360 minutes) today for $3.99 from rightstuf.com

Plan on purchasing Volume 3 of "Full Metal Alchemist" next week.

dissention · #8 05-24-2005, 11:25 PM

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I preordered the James Dean and Joan Crawford collections.

Same here with the Crawford one.

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The Aviator (

Diss)

Pffffffft.

But it does have Jude Law with a yummy yummy screw mustache.

seeker007nmss · #9 05-24-2005, 11:26 PM

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Oh, gawd, it's ridiculous. I even buy Punky Brewster. AND I WATCH IT.

I am so incredibly psyched for the first two seasons of Moonlighting next week. I can't wait!!!!!!!

PUNKY is out?!?! It will go great with my "Whats happening" ones!

I bought Murphy Brown season one, I never really watched it when it was out because of my work schedule, I am finding it surprisingly funnier than I expected.

GypsySorcerer · #10 05-24-2005, 11:28 PM

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Same here with the Crawford one.

I was so psyched to see that. After all, Bette's had her collection out for awhile now.

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Pffffffft.
But it does have Jude Law with a yummy yummy screw mustache.

That it does. I'll probably watch the first hour most frequently; that segment of the film was exceptional.

seeker007nmss · #11 05-24-2005, 11:29 PM

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"Nightwalker" (A dark themed anime) 2 disc set (360 minutes) today for $3.99 from rightstuf.com

Plan on purchasing Volume 3 of "Full Metal Alchemist" next week.

I caught a few Anime, but sadly don't have a place to see it on TV. I thought the movie Akira was well done. (I know noob anime, but I don't have access to much - it's here just don't know what is good.)

dissention · #12 05-24-2005, 11:30 PM

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PUNKY is out?!?! It will go great with my "Whats happening" ones!

I bought Murphy Brown season one, I never really watched it when it was out because of my work schedule, I am finding it surprisingly funnier than I expected.

MURPHY BROWN IS THE BEST SITCOM EVER. That is all.

Seriously, I adore that show. Every, and I mean every, season was hilarious. The early days with Elton and Phil were my fave, though. My favorite episode from the first season is the one with Robin Strassar as the Russian newswoman. Candice kills me when she says "I can't take you seriously with that accent! You sound like you should be mkaing big trouble for Moose and Squirrel!"

And the Quayle jokes are still hilarious. Murphy had the best ensemble cast in histroy, in my opinion, and the writing was just remarkable.

dissention · #13 05-24-2005, 11:33 PM

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That it does. I'll probably watch the first hour most frequently; that segment of the film was exceptional.

I *liked* the first hour, even if I couldn't stand DiCaprio. It's only in the second half where it completely falls apart for me. Blanchett was fabulous, though her accent wasn't very authentic. But I won't rain on your parade.

seeker007nmss · #14 05-24-2005, 11:33 PM

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MURPHY BROWN IS THE BEST SITCOM EVER. That is all.

Seriously, I adore that show. Every, and I mean every, season was hilarious. The early days with Elton and Phil were my fave, though. My favorite episode from the first season is the one with Robin Strassar as the Russian newswoman. Candice kills me when she says "I can't take you seriously with that accent! You sound like you should be mkaing big trouble for Moose and Squirrel!"

And the Quayle jokes are still hilarious. Murphy had the best ensemble cast in histroy, in my opinion, and the writing was just remarkable.

I definately will complete the set on this one! So many inside jokes in it also. (So THATS why that painter guy was always in her house!...) I finally can see them in some sort of order. Funny, Funny stuff. I completed my Xena, working on MASH as they come out, and a few - okay many - others.

Johnny Stew · #15 05-24-2005, 11:35 PM

I got the 'Scrubs' first season set last week. I love that show.

Next up for me will be the third and final season of 'Wonder Woman,' which comes out on the 7th of June.