You disappoint me. [/b][/quote]We often say the same.

Motherfucks.

You should be hunting wild animals and searching the linings of their organs for copies of Fear and Loathing for every second you are without possessing such greatness.

FINALLY!

Damn, three years? I can still vividly remember the day my collector's set arrived in the mail.

How many times are they going to repackage this bitch, though? I honestly don't even know if the new features are worth putting out another, what, 20-25 bucks after laying down 50 on the previous edition. It's getting ridiculous. I was in Wal-Mart last month, and they were selling a new one-disk edition (basically just disk one of the 20th Anniversary edition).

The only reason I might have bought the new DVD, if DePalma had done commentary. Since he hasn't, fuck it then.

Exactly. I would if Pacino or DePalma did commentary. I mean, one time through, I'd like to see it count the number of F bombs, but like you guys, I dumped the $50-$60 on the Anniversary Edition. F*ck this. You know the studio who's probably worse than Universal for double and triple dipping? FOX!

Exactly. I would if Pacino or DePalma did commentary. I mean, one time through, I'd like to see it count the number of F bombs, but like you guys, I dumped the $50-$60 on the Anniversary Edition. F*ck this. You know the studio who's probably worse than Universal for double and triple dipping? FOX! [/b][/quote]Did you watch the original Scarface with Paul Muni that came with the anniversary edition?

Not yet. I've got it TiVoed but haven't gotten around to it yet

Yeah Irish, you actually seen ALIENS yet with the sound turned on, or without talking to someone? :rolleyes:

No, not yet either ronnie. "All good things come to those who wait"

Does that phrase apply to your brain development as well?

BTW, who's picking that probably badass APOCALYPSE NOW DVD set in August?

*raises hand*

Today

Today

Tuesday

Tuesday

DavisDVD says "they now have a street date for MGM Home Entertainment's 007 remasters. Look for James Bond: The Ultimate Collection Vol. 1 (with two-disc sets of "Diamonds Are Forever," "Goldfinger," "The Living Daylights," "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "The World Is Not Enough") and James Bond: The Ultimate Collection Vol. 2 (with "Die Another Day," "License To Kill," "The Spy Who Loved Me," "Thunderball" and "A View To A Kill") on November 7th.

Obviously, with ten other films left in the series, more volumes have to be on the way. Just when that is, we'll have to wait and see. Retail is $89.98 per collection."

Source: DavisDVD

It's about time!

Tomorrow too

Tuesday

I know no one else cares but I'm excited about this:

Lionsgate Home Entertainment will re-release 2004's big-screen adaptation of "The Punisher" on November 21st. The Punisher: Special Edition will include a 2.35:1 anamorphic transfer and Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks. Bonus materials for this edition include a new audio commentary with director Jonathan Hensleigh, a never-before-seen (and unshot) animated deleted scene set in Kuwait, behind-the-scenes featurettes, a comic book gallery, downloadable ringtones and digital comic books for cell phones. Stay tuned for more details and packaging art shortly!

Source: Davis DVD

Star Wars 6-film box set due in 2007

From what I understand, George Lucas is going back once again to make even more changes to the Star Wars films. What those changes are and what films in particular they are going to show up in, I don’t know yet. As soon as my rumor mill starts to flow on those, I will let you know. All I know is that my source tells me that it’s going to happen for this new box to be released next year.

Frankly, I find it funny that Lucas will spend more money on these films but won’t give the unaltered versions a correct anamorphic transfer. Perhaps he will for this new set. We’ll have to wait until the details start to come out. Something in my gut is telling me the unaltered versions will not show up, but that’s my gut, not a rumor. It could happen.

All I know is you should probably start saving up your money now if you plan on buying this thing because it’ll probably be a monster and will probably come in a few different variations. Technically, it could run at around $150 or in that ballpark when you consider it’s 2 discs per film, at least, and then there’s bound to be at least one bonus disc, if not two. Plus they’ll probably throw in some garbage like game demos or little coins or pewter figures or whatever they dream up that they think will make the set more appealing to fans because let’s face it, outside of the normal DVD enthusiasts, the only other people buying this mega-set are going to be fans of the films. Most other people already have them or will be buying them individually this year.

Ok, so there’s one more little rumor I need to throw into the mix here that’s somewhat related but came bundled with the info I was given, so let’s get it out there and see if it sticks. The Star Wars Anniversary Set that’s coming next year is going to be the big item for 2007, but what about 2008? Well, Lucasfilm is allegedly working on another Indiana Jones boxed set for the 2008 Holiday season, so have no fear those of you who like to spend money.

Think about the timing though. The new Indiana Jones film seems to have finally been given the go ahead and if all goes well, we could see it in theaters in either late 2007 or early 2008. That gives the marketing machine plenty of time to promote a new Indy set for 4th quarter, 2008 but with the NEW film included. Again, that’s just my gut there. The only info I was given was that there’s another Indy box being prepped for 2008. I’m reading into the rumor.

Source: Star Warz

Yet another SW home format release?

:rolleyes:

What, now the original versions are NOW anamorphic?

Irish, how come you buy all your DVDs on Tuesdays?

That's when they're released over here in the U.S. Tuesday = movie day

Ah, right. It's Monday, over here.

Tuesday

Just ordered this

Got these today as well from Best Buy for $5.99 each