For those fans of TRANSFORMERS dying to get their hands on the DVD or for those who skipped it at the theaters, mark October 16th down on your calendar as the release date!

And for those fans super pumped to buy DEATH PROOF on the 18th of this month (Blibble I'm looking primarily in your direction), then buy/order it through Best Buy because they are offering a Best Buy Exclusive. The difference is the cover is a metal tin a la THE DEPARTED and I've heard rumors of a bonus third disc but don't quote me on that just yet. The same treatment will be given to PLANET TERROR when it arrives on DVD next month on October 16th.

I'm going to wait on Death Proof until they release it the way it was shown in the theater as Grindhouse. I mean Death Proof was my favorite of the two, but as we've discussed before, the whole experience of seeing a double feature with fake trailers was what made it fun. So I'm going to have to be patient and hope they release them in it's original form eventually.

I'm going to get both because this has the special features. I think when they release GRINDHOUSE itself, it probably won't have any special features.

Ocean's Thirteen - November 13th

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - December 11th

I have just bought four brothers today for 2 pounds i was wondering if anyone on here had seen it and your opinion of it

Tuesday

I saw it in theaters and bought the DVD when it came out.

Just ordered:

http://thedigitalbits.com/

20th Century Fox has announced the DVD and Blu-ray Disc release of Live Free and Die Hard on 11/20. There will be THREE versions on DVD, including single-disc PG-13 and Unrated editions (SRP $29.98 each), as well as an Unrated Two-Disc Edition (SRP $34.98). Strangely, it seems that the Blu-ray Disc version will contain only the PG-13 version (SRP $39.98) - a revelation that has many Blu-ray fans up in arms (it's basic common sense that anyone who's going to pay extra for the Blu-ray wants the unrated cut too). The single-disc DVDs will contain Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, audio commentary by Bruce Willis, director Len Wiseman and editor Nicolas De Toth, the Guyz Nite' Die Hard music video and a behind-the-scenes featurette on the video. The two-disc set will add the 10-part Analog Hero in a Digital World: Making of Live Free or Die Hard documentary, the Yippee-Ki-Yay Mother F*****! featurette, the Fox Movie Channel Presents Fox Legacy video and the film's theatrical trailer. The Blu-ray version will feature AVC encoded 1080p video, DTS HD Lossless 5.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, the Black Hat Intercept! BD-Java game, D-Box compatibility, several high-def trailers and all the standard-definition DVD extras (save again for the uncut version of the film - we'll confirm that with the studio).

Yeah, I'll be getting the unrated 2-disc special edition. Probably just more profanity (which we can only hope)

Hey Irish, I just caught BLACK SNAKE MOAN on dvd. Boy, that Christina Ricci has some nice breastasus.

I second that emotion, but aside from that, the film was very good. It stood on it's own and hopefully won't fall into the category of "hey, that's the movie Christina Ricci shows her tits in"

Today:

I have just bought today

The Departed
Smokin Aces
Mean Streets

3 for 20 pounds i havent seen any of these movies so im looking forward to watching them,out of the three which would anybody say is the best?

Good choices chopper. Personally, I'd rank them THE DEPARTED, MEAN STREETS, and finally SMOKIN' ACES. However, most here would probably put MEAN STREETS before THE DEPARTED. Enjoy and I look forward to reading your reviews of them

I have just finished watching the Departed i thought this was an excellent movie Di Caprio played his part well as did Nicholson and i thought Ray Winstone was good as well although i wish they had given him more as i think he is an excellent actor,the one problem i had was Matt Damon i didnt rate him at all in this movie and i think his part would have been better suited to somebody else but all in all i enjoyed the movie.

tommorow Mean Streets

Glad you enjoyed it chopper. In my opinion, THE DEPARTED was Scorsese's best film since CASINO and maybe even as far back as GOODFELLAS

i really enjoyed it i could actually watch it again now,seriously though like you say irish Scorsese did an excellent job with this movie, im glad i bought it today.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I don't understand why so many here in the past think Scorsese winning Best Director and Best Picture for this film was a pity Oscar

For fan's of John Woo's THE KILLER:

"Dragon Dynasty and Genius Entertainment will release John Woo's classic THE KILLER on November 6th. This new two-disc set will feature remastered anamorphic widescreen transfer with Cantonese and English Dolby Digital Surround tracks (along with optional English subtitles). Extras will include an audio commentary with Terence Chang and John Woo, a collection of deleted scenes, retrospective featurettes and trailers."

Source: Davis DVD

Today:

Just picked up TWO AND A HALF MEN (SEASON 1).

Love that show.

I used to, but now not so much. Maybe the kid's getting too big. However, the first season was hilarious.

I just got Without a Trace's first season on DVD. My husband was at the Giants game on Sunday. I had to run some errands, take care of some housework, take the girls shopping, but at about 4:30, I put my feet up, clicked on the DVD player for some "me" time, and just as the opening credits rolled, heard my husband's key in the door.

For those who waited for the ZODIAC Director's Cut DVD (like myself), here's a list of the special features:

DVD Times

Just ordered this as well:

Right i have watched mean streets, the Departed and smoking aces in the last few days and i know theres probably going to be uproar on this forum when i say this but out of the three i rank mean streets last and smoking aces first i thought the plot line to smoking aces was amazing i thought the cast was great i just loved this movie.

cue the abuse

In the past other members here would have crucified you for saying that but hopefully those days are behind us for good. I'm of the philosophy of every man/woman is entitled to their own opinion (whether I agree with it or not). Glad you liked THE DEPARTED and MEAN STREETS. SMOKIN' ACES I thought was enjoyable but towards the end become too dramatic. Piven was awesome and hilarious, making the film lighthearted, but again, the ending was too much for me.

i enjoyed the dramatic parts in smokin aces i thought ryan reynolds played an excellent part i have only ever seen this guy in the comedy show two guys a girl and a pizza place so when i realised he was in this i didnt think he could pull it off but he did and i thought he did it with style

Well, you're from England, Chopper, so MEAN STREETS may not appeal to you. Not that it's just an American movie, it's a New York movie. I think MS appeals mostly to NYC people, who remember Little Italy before it became the tourist trap it later became. Actually, it's hardly that anymore, just a couple of blocks worth of stores and a few Italian flags. So I understand if you didn't really "get it." However, in my opinion it's still a far better film than SMOKING ACES (which I liked) and it's at least as good as THE DEPARTED.

First time I saw or began to like Ryan Reynolds was in NATIONAL LAMPOON'S: VAN WILDER. Ever since then I've been a fan.