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If Revolutions is awful, that makes it overrated, no?

You can get just The Matrix on BD. I already own the HD-DVD box set though.
saltysam wrote:lol i don't recall hearing one positive review of part 3 and 2 was greeted with an extremely lukewarm response.don't know why you think they were overrated.
I'd say more love all of them than not.
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bradavon wrote: I'd say more love all of them than not.
You are joking there aren't you! :lol:
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Revolutions is awful, but its acknowledged to be poor/shit, how does that make it overrated?
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Yeah, the sequels aren't overrated because they're generally disliked.
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bradavon wrote:Anyway, you got my point.
And you got mine...
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bradavon wrote:If Revolutions is awful, that makes it overrated, no?
No if it was shit and it recieved positive reviews, that makes it overrated, the clue's in the name: OVER RATED. We need a forehead slapping smilie! :D
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Nahh just ban the word Overrated, he would be lost :lol:
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May be time to jump on Haloween in HD :D I have had every other bloody disc over the years and to me the upgrade is massive from what I have seen, I dont mind the slight colour changes so it is a big upgrade :D

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Yeah I'd really recommend it Romero, it's got a very impressive picture for its age, very film-like and three-dimensional in places, and it doesn't appear to have been tampered with either as far as EE and DNR goes. Original mono too!
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Yeah its a cracking disc. I've got it. I've also got the 4 disc DVD and the 2 disc DVD sets to round out my Halloween collection. :)
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The only other one I want is Season of the Witch, I think all the others are pretty shit.
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I have avoided all the other Haloween films all my life, never wanted to water down the origanal :) amazingly I think I have only seen Season of the Witch and H20 only, which amazes me that I have not bought them all yet.
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I only recently saw Halloween: Resurrection on TV, and it was one of the worst films I've ever seen, I was actually laughing out loud in its opening scenes.
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I caught about 30 seconds of that, looked like Big Brother so I turned over pretty quick :D
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I'd rate the series as follows best to worst:

1, 2, 4, 7, 5, 6, Remake.

Haven't seen 8 or the as yet unreleased Halloween 2 (II).

3 isn't really a part of the series so it doesn't fit.
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Chocolate for £6.99:

http://www.hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProduc ... sku=862878

I'm very tempted for that price.
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Good price, mediocre film.
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Markgway wrote:Good price, mediocre film.
I was worried about that.

Ong-bak was okay, TYG better but the stories are so woeful it made it hard to fully enjoy the fighting and did this Elephant really have to get killed? For a country that's national animal is officially the Elephant, Thailand never treats it very well.

I do want to see this but reckon I'd be disappointed I bought it.
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Some excellent action in Chocolate,well worth a watch at £6.99
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saltysam wrote:Some excellent action in Chocolate,well worth a watch at £6.99
I watched Chocolate in HK while me and my girlfriend were at her family's house (it was shown on TV in the afternoon). It was decent, but I was kinda disappointed with the action actually, with the girl looking a bit too slow and the fights a bit TOO staged (people 'waiting' to be hit, going by the motions, etc).

I really like the lead-actress, but I wasn't all that impressed by her martial arts performance, which could also be because of lazy directing (not demanding enough).
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saltysam wrote:Some excellent action in Chocolate,well worth a watch at £6.99
£6.99 is pricey for a glorified rental.

Maybe worth taking a chance for something that's deemed a classic of its kind... but Chocolate isn't a great movie by any means.

The action isn't bad but I expect Brad wants more than that for his buck.
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Mark has summed it up perfectly. I'd take the risk except I found both Tony Jaa films sorely lacking. I enjoyed TYG more but it's no keeper.
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Chocolate's a rental, I sold my BD (partly due to the bad artefacting).
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