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Just had a look at my Gone with the Wind 4 discer.

Warner's Ultra resolution transfer (or whatever its called) looks amazing, they do a great job on classic films.
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Just recieved Battle Royale: Revenge for 12 quid on Cd-WOW

One thing I was surprised that it is a 3 disk version, not the 2 disk. They have included both versions on there. The tin looks really nice and will go well next to my Battle Royale 1: Tin Edition :)

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R2UK King of Comedy.
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Wow! I never knew there was an R2UK of this film. Is it better than the HK disc?
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Oh, forget it. I'm sure you're talking about the DeNiro film.
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Yes. After suffering through Kung Fu Hustle I wouldn't touch another Steven Chow film with a barge pole.
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I think both "King of Comedy" and "Shaolin Soccer" were both far better than "Kung Fu Hustle". "KFH" was okayish in my book. In my opinion, "King of Comedy" is Chow's best film ever.

I wouldn't judge all of Stephen Chow's films because of "Kung Fu Hustle". Going by that logic, I wouldn't be watching Jackie Chan-films because of "The Medallion" and "The Tuxedo".
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thelostdragon wrote: I wouldn't judge all of Stephen Chow's films because of "Kung Fu Hustle". Going by that logic, I wouldn't be watching Jackie Chan-films because of "The Medallion" and "The Tuxedo".
Good point. I'll give Chow films another shot at some point in time then.
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I'd start with "King of Comedy" & "Shaolin Soccer" and if you don't like either one of them, I'd forget about Chow. :D
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Shaolin Soccer is rather similiar to KFH. King of Comedy is pretty good, but I recommed my favourite Chow movie: From Beijing With Love. Probably the funniest movie ever made...
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-Seven Samurai Korean 2-disc edition. Too bad the french disc is OOP.
-Swing Girls HK disc.
-A bittersweet Life Tartan edition.
-Lady Vengeance 3-disc french edition.
I used to be "the man who loves the movies you hate".
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Tom2681 wrote:-Seven Samurai Korean 2-disc edition.
:lol: Fool, the Criterion out this year will pwn all the existing releases.
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That might not be out for a while though, maybe he can't wait :)
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Amazon:
The King of Queens - Season 1
X-Men 2

From eBayChina:
Code Name: Cougar - Early Zhang Yimou terrorist actioner.
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Kevin James is funny and so is Ben Stiller's dad.
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Yeah. Love the couple. Leah Remini is the hottest TV show actress ever.
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I don't buy Criterions anyway. Stupid coasters are more expensive than japanese discs. :lol:
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Tom2681 wrote:I don't buy Criterions anyway. Stupid coasters are more expensive than japanese discs. :lol:
Spoken like a true man in denial over a hasty decision that he now regrets. :lol:
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Uhm... wasn't it you who got the Japanese disc of "Shinobi", Tom?
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Re: Shinobi: Is there another edition of Shinobi I should know about ?
Nope AFAIK.
When I have no other choice, I buy the fucking frisbees. :lol:

Re: Seven Samurai: I'm not going to wait for a disc that may or may not be better than the others.

The korean disc is the best edition available as of now.
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Yeah, and only one of the women in sitcoms who's also screwed up. Usually, the woman in a comedy is the 'straigh-man', the person who's 'normal' , and although she fits that bill a BIT, she's also just as screwed up as DOUG, is a whole different way (agressive, shopaholic, bossy, mean, bitchy, insecure about not having enough friends, etc etc.) In short: she's awesome :D

I like the show, but I feel it doesnt have as much replay-value as Newsradio. Newsradio is one of my favourite shows ever :)
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HungFist wrote:Thai dvds:
Ong-Bak
Hana & Alice
Sars Wars
Nana
Zoo

36$ in total. Including shipping 8)
Yas min. Hana and Alice rocks! My first ever feature length Iwai experience. Seen Arita before that (Iwai's contribution to Jam Films).
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The Last Love Song on This Little Planet (R2J) (pre-order)

Just look at this beautiful package: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v716/ ... vdlied.jpg
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R1 Patlabor 1 remastered 2-disc LE

It's numbered 6123/10000.
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HungFist wrote:The Last Love Song on This Little Planet (R2J)
Is that a live-action adaptation of She, The Ultimate Weapon? I like that show, although it is very sad.
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