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I'm glad that NOTLD was finally annouced because we all knew it was coming, I was definitely not expecting them to put out a new edition of Silence of the Lambs.
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CPL593H posted:I'm glad that NOTLD was finally annouced because we all knew it was coming, I was definitely not expecting them to put out a new edition of Silence of the Lambs. Someone in this thread had said Criterion are trying to rerelease a lot of their back catalog that’s been out of print. I believe Man Who Fell to Earth is another one coming back. I can’t wait to get Armageddon again.
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Liar Lyre posted:Someone in this thread had said Criterion are trying to rerelease a lot of their back catalog that’s been out of print. I believe Man Who Fell to Earth is another one coming back. I can’t wait to get Armageddon again. There's already a really good Man Who Fell to Earth blu-ray that came out last year that has a ton of features. I can't see why they'd bother. I'd love to see them do This is Spinal Tap again.
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Nov 16, 2017 18:38
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Pretty sure they hinted at Spinal Tap or someone involved said that criterion was releasing it.
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Nov 16, 2017 18:39
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I'd kill everyone in this thread for a new edition of Chunking Express.
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Criterion re-release The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover. 
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When I was a teenager I wanted The Rock's Criterion release so badly. It seemed like this perfect fusion of the movies I liked and the movies I should like.
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Really needing a new Andrei Rublev release. Also, dude who hasn't seen Silence of the Lambs, get on that poo poo son, don't even wait.
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TheScott2K posted:I saw a clip where he said "Chianti" wrong and I'm dreading that scene. It's grating but it isn't that bad, and honestly Hannibal Lecter is not the good part of Silence of the Lambs.
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Is it possible that he's still using his "West Virginia" accent when he says that
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Steve Yun posted:Is it possible that he's still using his "West Virginia" accent when he says that He doesn't do that until later. Edit: I don't think
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The Shout BluRay of Matinee will feature the full version of Mant. This is the best. https://twitter.com/ShoutFactory/status/931294471701925894
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Maxwell Lord posted:The Shout BluRay of Matinee will feature the full version of Mant. This is the best. I’ve already preordered this, and this is just an awesome bonus.
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A bunch of places are going to have a cheap LG UHD Blu Ray player for $99 on Black Friday. Nice to see it finally hit that price point. Also cheap Samsung - UBD-M7500 4K Ultra HD Wired Blu-Ray Player - Black is $129.99 right now. I think I'll wait and see what's available on Black Friday or Cyber Monday though.
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Cloks posted:Pretty sure they hinted at Spinal Tap or someone involved said that criterion was releasing it. I would very much like to see this included on a Spinal Tap release: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzuxUSab_7c
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I checked out the deals on Blu-rays for Black Friday, and Best Buy has a lot of great movies on 4k for as low as $10. This is a great time to stock up. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/black-friday/sale-ad/?category=movies+amp+music
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Liar Lyre posted:I checked out the deals on Blu-rays for Black Friday, and Best Buy has a lot of great movies on 4k for as low as $10. This is a great time to stock up. Get Out is going to be five bucks on Black Friday.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if Disney never released a 3D movie again now that they’re releasing in 4K.
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Disney still releases their animated movies on video in 3D, but I had to buy Guardians vol 2 from the UK to get a 3D disc. My guess is that will be the same with Thor Ragnarok and probably any other major studio 3D title for awhile, at least until Avatar 2 comes out and interest in 3D comes back again.
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It's black Friday time, people. Amazon's got a shitload of blu-rays on sale http://www.blu-ray.com/deals/?showp...ll%AEioncoding= Some highlights: Kong: Skull Island for $5.99 (PRIME ONLY) Wonder Woman for $6.99 Spider-Man Homecoming for $7.99 Hateful Eight for $3.99 Batman v Superman for $3.99 Moonlight for $5.99 Arrival for $5.99 Moana for $7.99 (PRIME ONLY John Wick 2 for $8.99 Also if you want your first UHD purchase to be this, Transformers: The Last Knight UHD for  $9.99
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GonSmithe posted:It's black Friday time, people. Amazon's got a shitload of blu-rays on sale That is a huge loving list, Jesus Christ. Is 'The Pacific' worth it for $10? I've never seen it.
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CPL593H posted:Get Out is going to be five bucks on Black Friday.
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Xenomrph posted:Is 'The Pacific' worth it for $10? I've never seen it.
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GonSmithe posted:It's black Friday time, people. Amazon's got a shitload of blu-rays on sale Also worth mentioning that I bought a handful of titles that were split into two shipments, and got a $5 dvd/bluray/uhd for each by choosing the no-rush shipping. Sweet deal!
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Daniel Bryan posted:Amazon is mainly just matching Best Buy so that’s worth keeping in mind I’m seeing deals from other stores as well, including Target and Walmart. Best Buy has the best deals though. If I wasn’t working today, I’d be out there stocking up.
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Daniel Bryan posted:Amazon is mainly just matching Best Buy so that’s worth keeping in mind I went into Best Buy recently for the first time in probably a few years, and I was shocked to see that the movie section has been reduced to just about 2 aisles. The video game section was bigger. A decade ago I briefly worked at Best Buy in the media section, and there were easily 15 aisles dedicated just to DVDs. It was during the holidays, so I spent most of my day just keeping the shelves stocked.
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GonSmithe posted:It's black Friday time, people. Amazon's got a shitload of blu-rays on sale My first UHD purchase was Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.
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Nihonniboku posted:I went into Best Buy recently for the first time in probably a few years, and I was shocked to see that the movie section has been reduced to just about 2 aisles. The video game section was bigger. People used to buy the gently caress out of physical media back in DVD's heyday. Prices were affordable and media still felt like it had value.
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TheScott2K posted:People used to buy the gently caress out of physical media back in DVD's heyday. Prices were affordable and media still felt like it had value. Me too. I've had these 2 Billy bookcases from Ikea for about a decade now. When I first got them, they were packed with DVDs, and still had a bunch stacked on top. I would buy just about any movie that I even sort of liked. But I just don't feel the need to anymore. A lot of those movies I watched just one time after buying them and collected dust. I've sold or given away a bunch of them, and now my shelves are half full. These days I really only buy blu-rays sparingly. A new Star Wars, Game of Thrones, some Pixar movies, an occasional Criterion, and a couple of classics like Alien or Jurassic Park
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For me physical media still has a value, even of its not much, files or streams do not.
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Boinks posted:For me physical media still has a value, even of its not much, files or streams do not. We are a dying breed. Japan is still a stronghold of physical media collectors but that's because they're the Mecca of collecting hobby obsessives.
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The reason I collect is I’m afraid of streaming services collapsing. If Netflix decides to shift to a 100% original programming model, then I can’t watch certain movies. And there is already a trend of studios creating their own platforms meaning I have to subscribe to dozens of sites to watch everything. And not everything is available to stream either. And no special features for digital media. Physical media is the safest model for a film fanatic.
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I don't want to not be able to see something I really like because a licensing agreement expired or a couple of companies got in a pissing match. Or there's people like George Lucas who can't stop loving with stuff, and want to subject you to those changes whether you want them or not.
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Boinks posted:For me physical media still has a value, even of its not much, files or streams do not. Ditto, but I'm a weird hypocrite about it. I freely buy digital PC games (for the insane sales Steam and GOG have all the time) and digital music (for the a-la-carte nature of only buying the tracks I want, and the ease of building playlists), but I buy physical media for console games and movies.
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Fritzler posted:Where? Best Buy.
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Liar Lyre posted:The reason I collect is I’m afraid of streaming services collapsing. If Netflix decides to shift to a 100% original programming model, then I can’t watch certain movies. And there is already a trend of studios creating their own platforms meaning I have to subscribe to dozens of sites to watch everything. And not everything is available to stream either. And no special features for digital media. Physical media is the safest model for a film fanatic. I can’t remember the exact number, but the number of films available on Netflix has dropped by an insane percent over the last few years. That, combined with the current trend of every channel and studio wanting their own service and pulling stuff off of Netflix, means I just buy basically everything I watch and enjoy. It’s expensive, but I don’t have to worry about lovely stream resolution, monthly fees, or dwindling selection. And to be a total hypocrite, I haven’t bought a physical video game in over 3 years. You get spoiled with everything just sitting on the Xbone hard drive.
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