Latest/recent DVD movies watched? (Part 5)

How 'bout an all-star band called the Lesbian Thespians comprised of Janis Ian, K.D. Lang, Melissa Etheridge, and the Indigo Girls?

The director of .....2 Girls In Love is, indeed, gay. I don't believe that the actresses are though.

 

I watched The Blues Brother BD this evening. I watched the extended version. It's been some while since I've watched the film. I don't think I've ever seen this longer cut. I saw very little other than a couple of police station scenes that I believed to be the added footage. The sound was OK but probably would of been marginally better if HD Master had been provided.

 

I'm going to check that cut out as well...when I get into BR.

 

Don't have to wait : http://www.amazon.com/Blues-Brother...1_1?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1311818034&sr=1-1

The 25th Anniversary 2 Disc DVD has ALL the same extras as the BD, and the extended version too.

 

thanks Mike.

 

Antonio Gaudi 1984

Director: Hiroshi Teshigahara

 

Been watching the Rome tv series 2005/2007
with Ray Stevenson + steller cast, purty good.
All the key elements to keep the viewer interested.
Shagging
Murder
Poisoning
Crucifixtions
Nudity
Blaspheming
Shagging
Death by Sword
Whipping
etc....

Was not bored once.

 

then you should love IRONCLAD...check it out...brutal times.

 

The trailer looks amazing.

James Purefoy is brilliant.

Yeah, this is a must purchase.

 

you will not be disappointed.

 

IMDb gave it it 6.2,which is good by their standards.

Thanks for the tip.

 

if you do get to see it let me know what you think.

 

I'll report back sir.

 

An intriguing sci-fi thriller from David Bowie's son.

 

I watched Soylent Green on BD as my second feature last night. I enjoyed the film. However, weak sets undermine the story at many turns. The ideas of this film are greater than it's actual execution.

 

They Came Back
A few years old now - nice twist on the zombie flick. A tad problematic in the pacing but overall not a bad film. I was a little sleepy watching it last night (may go back and re-watch the second half tonight).

 

Ghost World (2001)
Shot in Panavision, nice.
I can see why Woody Allen fell in with the one of actresses.
Wow .. Quentin Tarantino paid homage to Gumnaam
by the looks of it ...in the cool Ghost World opening scene.

 

a wonderful movie...we loved every second.

Finally a fantastic ending for a change...

 

OK! sounds good.

 

yes he is! so is Paul Giamatti if even out of his element, but he pulled it off beautifully...

 

Planet Of The Apes (2001)

Hard to believe it's 10 years old.

Funny how the original looks like a tv movie now, but was so impressive on the big screen in 1968.
The same can be said about this remake,which looks all the more stagey, and where was the lighting guy..dark picture indeed.

Really like the screentests ( 4 screens -click on the ape)..brilliant idea.


Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes... is heading your way soon.

 

The Book of Eli...just a fantastic movie...Denzel was perfect!

 

it blew my mind when I saw it at the movies back then...the scene by the water was chilling! freaked me out! WE NEVER LEFT!

 

Did you see it with pals ?

The awesome moment for me in '68..was at the end, with the statue of liberty scene.

 

Yeah..the camera loves that dude.