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Ghost Dog has very rapidly become gone to my number 1 spot in terms of soundtracks by virtue of two tracks alone: Cakes and Fast Shadow. Both are phenomenal tracks.

The film is very good as well ;)
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Kurgan wrote:Ghost Dog has very rapidly become gone to my number 1 spot in terms of soundtracks by virtue of two tracks alone: Cakes and Fast Shadow. Both are phenomenal tracks.

The film is very good as well ;)
I've fast become a fan of Jim Jarmusch, especially after seeing Dead Man, Down By Law and Broken Flowers.
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"Ghost Dog" rocks. So does "Night on Earth" and "Coffee & Cigarettes". I have more Jarmusch films waiting to be watched by me.

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Ghost in the Shell - Burning City - The Novel Vol. 1
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Today I recieved:

The Accidental Spy (DTS HK DVD - seemingly now OOP) from HK Flix.
Only problem was the DVD was a rattler and had come lose in the case :x I tested it in my player and it made a louder noise than usual when reading the laser/playing but otherwise it seemed to play fine :? I could flick between chapters :)

I'll watch it next week or something.
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Also recieved 2 Laurel and Hardy movies from CD WOW rentals.

Well actually the first one was the 1925 silent version of The Wizard of Oz, and only Ollie makes an appearence in that.
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I just recieved an angry look of my boss, because I´m surfing Bullets instead of doing my work. :lol:
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:lol:
LD I will let you know what I think of Accidental Spy. :) If it doesnt play properly (though like I said it seems to, skimmimg through it) I will be annoyed :x
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Jakob the Liar
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Accidental Spy worked fine :)
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:lol: Turns out I entered the wrong login details :)

I ordered: Licence to Kill UE from Film Night.com

Can't wait to see it in its uncut state :D
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Got

Election 2 disc
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Along Come The Tiger (apparently a martial arts version of Once Upon A Time in The West) from CD WOW Rentals. :)
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A.V. - The Pang Ho Cheung film. Can't wait to watch it.
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thelostdragon wrote:"Ghost Dog" rocks. So does "Night on Earth" and "Coffee & Cigarettes". I have more Jarmusch films waiting to be watched by me.
"Dead Man" rocks and "Mystery Train" is cool too. Watch those dude, you can't go wrong with any Jarmusch film really (except maybe Permanent Vacation, his student film. I liked it though, it's inline with the rest of his filmography.).
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Heat: Special Edition - £6.99
Top Gun: Special Edition - £5.99

Both of those are from Play. I also ordered Escape From New York: Special Edition from CD-Wow for £5.99.

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Shaolin Soccer (RCO Universe)

Finally I can see the uncut version of this masterpiece. 8)
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EvaUnit02 wrote:"Dead Man" rocks and "Mystery Train" is cool too. Watch those dude, you can't go wrong with any Jarmusch film really (except maybe Permanent Vacation, his student film. I liked it though, it's inline with the rest of his filmography.).
Next for me comes "Down by Law".
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Just bought V for Vendetta (2-disc tin-casing)
I hardly know anything about the movie but it's supposedly good...

It was only 12 euro, so should be a good deal.
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Haven't watched it myself, but it is supposed to be very good and I'll be getting it soon, too. Maybe I'll rent it for free from the place I work at part-time.
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This week:

Rome
Holy Grail
Das Boot Miniseries
Casablanca
City of God
City of Men
2046
In the Mood for Love
Woman in the Dunes
Se7en
3-Iron
Summer Vacation: 1999
Neon Genesis Evangelion R3TW Renewal Boxset w/DTS
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Waiting on:

YesAsia:
Rendan
Love & Pop
Shikijitsu
No One's Ark

Amazon JP:
Taifu Club
Frog River

DVDfromKOREA:
FullMetal Panic? Fumotfu Box
2LDK
The Place Promised in our Early Days
Take Care of my Cat
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Lourdes wrote:Neon Genesis Evangelion R3TW Renewal Boxset w/DTS
Hmmm, is this it?
http://mall.jsdvd.com/product_info.php?products_id=7744

Hmmm, full-bitrate DTS. Is it interlaced or progressive? I could rip the subtitle streams for you from the R1 Platinum set if you wanted (just tell me how).
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Lourdes wrote: DVDfromKOREA:
2LDK
A R2J port perhaps? I sold my R1 a long time ago. I was supposed to get the R2J, but then something more urgent came up and finally I forgot the whole thing.
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