Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 14:52
Oh Christ, Las Vegas is one show that is beyond utterly terrible. Mint as chicks in it though, watch the Van Damme episode from Season 1 and then bin it.
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Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 15:24
Even if I don't like it (I saw most of S1 IIRC) it's very cheap so I haven't spent lots on it.
Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 15:34
I'm sure that the man who knowingly hires the Thai hooker with a penis would say the same thing as justification.grim_tales wrote:Even if I don't like it (I saw most of S1 IIRC) it's very cheap so I haven't spent lots on it.
Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 15:41
Yeah but we can all agree a ladyboy is not a good thing to hire knowingly. YMMV obviously with any series.
Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 19:32
Geez Eva... do you have to drag Brad into every discussion!?EvaUnit02 wrote:I'm sure that the man who knowingly hires the Thai hooker with a penis would say the same thing as justification.grim_tales wrote:Even if I don't like it (I saw most of S1 IIRC) it's very cheap so I haven't spent lots on it.
Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 19:47
Anyway, £4 is just over the price of a rental, I'm treating them as such
Posted: 08 Aug 2007, 20:36
New Super Mario Bros
Posted: 09 Aug 2007, 10:17
Hope you enjoy it Shen, I'm on World 8 but I havent finished it yet
Posted: 09 Aug 2007, 12:04
After exactly 1 month and a half one of my CD Wow orders arrived. LOL!
Posted: 10 Aug 2007, 14:10
Amazon UK Marketplace:
Dumbo: Big Top Edition (R1)
Dumbo: Big Top Edition (R1)
Posted: 10 Aug 2007, 14:49
Are you on a big Disney kick Grimgrim_tales wrote:Amazon UK Marketplace:
Dumbo: Big Top Edition (R1)
Posted: 10 Aug 2007, 15:24
Yeah A big classic Disney kick.
In the description it said "New and sealed" so I might even get a sealed copy.
A big classic Disney kick.In the description it said "New and sealed" so I might even get a sealed copy.
Posted: 10 Aug 2007, 15:29
Starship Troopers (blu-ray)
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 14:30
South Park Season 10
2 Chiba grindhouse double features
2 Chiba grindhouse double features
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 14:43
Why bother? They're dub only, aren't they?saltysam wrote:2 Chiba grindhouse double features
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 14:50
cdjapan
Ero Shogun To Nijuichi Nin No Aisho (pre-order)
The Great Chase (pre-order)
Dokaben (pre-order)
dvdpacific
Hana to hebi (1974) (pre-order)
Ero Shogun To Nijuichi Nin No Aisho (pre-order)
The Great Chase (pre-order)
Dokaben (pre-order)
dvdpacific
Hana to hebi (1974) (pre-order)
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 14:54
yeah, but they include two bloody awesome films not available on dvd till now.EvaUnit02 wrote:Why bother? They're dub only, aren't they?saltysam wrote:2 Chiba grindhouse double features
I've got both packs on order
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 14:54
Does the lack of any subtitles ever hamper your enjoyment of these films, Hung?
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 15:18
Of course I'd rather see them with subs than without... but many of these will probably never be released with subs... so, either you watch them without subs or you don't watch them at all. You just have to pic the right movies. Norifumi Suzuki is generally a safe pic because his movies are extremely visual.
Besides, many movies aren't that hard to follow. Watching 10 Truck Yaro films without subs I could understand almost all the drama plots. Knowing a few basic words (love, hate, kill, marry, sister, brother, man, woman etc.) can get you really far because the visuals, music and also acting usually reveal you what's going on. Most of the actual dialogue is nonsense. It may be a bit boring while watching long dialogue scenes but usually when the scene is over you have a pretty good idea what just happened / was explained.
Of course if pic the wrong movie it can be pure misery. But karate films, pinky violence movies, action comedies etc. are usually pretty easy without subs. It takes some time to get used to it though, and it also helps if you're a fan of the leading actor for example. And always pic visuals driven (also storytelling wise) movies.
Besides, many movies aren't that hard to follow. Watching 10 Truck Yaro films without subs I could understand almost all the drama plots. Knowing a few basic words (love, hate, kill, marry, sister, brother, man, woman etc.) can get you really far because the visuals, music and also acting usually reveal you what's going on. Most of the actual dialogue is nonsense. It may be a bit boring while watching long dialogue scenes but usually when the scene is over you have a pretty good idea what just happened / was explained.
Of course if pic the wrong movie it can be pure misery. But karate films, pinky violence movies, action comedies etc. are usually pretty easy without subs. It takes some time to get used to it though, and it also helps if you're a fan of the leading actor for example. And always pic visuals driven (also storytelling wise) movies.
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 15:28
There's loads of classic anime that I'd like to see. But I'd be hard pressed to apply your method successfully with a 40+ episode plot-intensive series, LOL
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 15:28
They at least in anamorphic widescreen?
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 15:38
they are indeed- for just over a fiver each i'll live with the dub-besides i've only ever seen 3 of these titles on shitty fullscreen cut vhs dubs,so this is an improvement.EvaUnit02 wrote:They at least in anamorphic widescreen?
Posted: 11 Aug 2007, 15:38
yes
of course these discs are for temporary use only. As soon as The Bodyguard and Karate Warriors receive proper releases these grindhouse packs will fly out of the window.
of course these discs are for temporary use only. As soon as The Bodyguard and Karate Warriors receive proper releases these grindhouse packs will fly out of the window.
Posted: 12 Aug 2007, 13:22
Amazon.co.uk:
Dangermouse (12 Disc 25th Anniversary Box) - £28.97
That's enough for now!
Dangermouse (12 Disc 25th Anniversary Box) - £28.97
That's enough for now!
Posted: 13 Aug 2007, 09:09
Jade Warrior - 2 Disc Edition
Sesame Street Old School Vol 1. (Replacement) from Pacific
Sesame Street Old School Vol 1. (Replacement) from Pacific