Ringo Kid- They have DVD's with memory help programs on them, if you wait you will be able to get them on Blue Ray. lol
What are the latest movies you bought on DvD/Blu-Ray?
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Today I bought the Beatles movie, Help! on Blu-ray. It was just released this week. The picture was completely remastered and I'm watching it right now. The picture is simply fantastic. It's like watching it for the first time in the theater.
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I think the Library is a good idea, Stumpy. Another idea would be do donate to a local retirement home. The resident folks there would be more of an audience for your older films.
Mark
Thanks, Mark. That retirement home recommendation is a very good idea as most residents would belong to my generation. -
Bought some Duke dvds to try and fill in the gaps in my ever growing collection among them Chisum, Rio Bravo, The Searchers and about 30 others.
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Thanks, Mark. That retirement home recommendation is a very good idea as most residents would belong to my generation.
A few years ago, when my late brother was undergoing chemo for his cancer, I would go with him to the VA hospital and the in the chemo room there were about a dozen patients receiving their meds and they would sit and watch movies that were donated for that purpose. Most were VHS tapes and I had quite a few that I wanted to get rid of and I ended up donating them to the VA chemo room and the nurses were most glad to get them.
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Bought a 9 disc set of Duke's poverty row Westerns, working to complete my collection all the time.
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Lately, bought seasons 1 & 2 of Hell On Wheels, X Men Trilogy, GI Joe:Rise Of Cobra and GI Joe: Retaliation, and Olympus Has Fallen.
On another note, upcoming Blu-ray releases:
Oct 1st- Original House Of Wax in 3D with Vincent PriceNov 5th
Best Years Of Our Lives
Giant
East Of Eden
Rebel Without A Cause
The Right Stuff
Dec 3rd
The Black Swan
Call Of The Wild w/ Clark Gable
Jesse James
North To Alaska
The Undefeated
Also coming soon:
Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea
The Fly w/ Vincent Price
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Bought the BluRay/DVD combo of 42. A great movie and I am a Dodger fan. It was great to me. I admire Jackie Robinson, and I think Harrison Ford could be Oscar consideration. It was really great. One of the best I've seen (new) in a long time. A must for the baseball fan.
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The Quiet Man for a friend, trying to convert him to the ways of ol JW
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Today, I bought Epic. It's an animated feature about a young woman who gets transported to world in a forest where she helps the forest people fight evil. Thought it was pretty good, Grandson was here and we both watched it. Very colorful and good CGI effects.
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massacre river with guy madision and rory calhoun not a bad western
manhunt,the hunt for the night stalker -
Hell on Wheels, Season 2 BR. I love this show and it keeps getting better!
Mark
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Lately, bought the Blu-ray copies of Star Trek: Into Darkness, World War Z, and Iron Man 3.
And for those interested, The Lone Ranger will be released on December 17th.
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Jim, I thought that Star Trek Into Darkness was a great 3D presentation and I enjoyed how they twisted and riffed on the references to The Wrath of Khan.
That being said, I have never been a true fan of Star Trek in general and have never seen any of the seemingly infinite number of spin off series. But, being a sucker for a good deal, Amazon had a one day sale of the first 6 Trek films on Blue for $29.00. They arrived today and I plan to counterbalance them by watching some of Duke's prime films.We deal in lead, friend.
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Jim, I thought that Star Trek Into Darkness was a great 3D presentation and I enjoyed how they twisted and riffed on the references to The Wrath of Khan.
That being said, I have never been a true fan of Star Trek in general and have never seen any of the seemingly infinite number of spin off series. But, being a sucker for a good deal, Amazon had a one day sale of the first 6 Trek films on Blue for $29.00. They arrived today and I plan to counterbalance them by watching some of Duke's prime films.We deal in lead, friend.
Didn't get to see it in 3D, but thought it was good in general. And a few months ago, when it first hit the theaters, Best Buy had some deals going on all the rest of the Star Trek stuff. I ended up getting the first 6 Star Trek films on blu-ray and in a set for a little less than you paid. Figured while I was at it, I might as well buy the Next Generation set of movies for the same price, so I did. They also had all the seasons of the original series on sale, but I didn't have the money for them, so I passed. But I did see some scenes from them in Blu-ray and they looked fabulous. You can even have a choice of how you watch them. You can watch them in their original form the way they were filmed, or you can watch the enhanced versions that they did with more up to date special effects.
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gene autry collection 1,2
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I bought a few lately. Was in Sams Club recently and saw Speilbergs Empire Of The Sun on Blu-ray for $10, and grabbed it. Also, found Slap Shot at Best Buy for $10 and picked it up. Yesterday, at Best Buy, found the complete series, Star Wars: the Clone Wars on blu-ray for $124 and grabbed the only copy they had. At Target, bought Man Of Steel in a special edition, that comes in book style, along with two other booklets inside for $20.
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time to catch up. On Black Friday, picked up a few BD's that were on the cheap side. Picked up Jack, The Giant Slayer, The Scorpion King, and American Gangster. First one was $9.99, other two were $5 each. Bought The Wolverine last week and found Dukes True Grit at Sams Club for $4.99. Today, went to a local Blockbuster that's selling everything and picked up three BD's for $6.99 each, For Greater Glory, Bullitt, and Black Hawk Down.
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King of Kings -1961 $10- Jeffery Hunter, Robert Ryan, Rip Torn
The Bible- 1966 $ 6- Richard Harris, John Huston, George C. Scott, Ava Gardner, Peter O'Toole -
the 2nd season of Have Gun Will Travel
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