Do you enjoy films enough to invest in a physical media collection?
Do you like poring over the disc's contents, watching all the interviews, making-of features, and listening to feature length commentary tracks?
If not, then why the fuck are you here?
You don't love films.
Do you enjoy films enough to invest in a physical media collection?
Evan Cox
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Owen Martinez
I used to, but not so much anymore that they no longer cater to me and explicitly say they dont want my business.
Gabriel Garcia
>enjoy films
>Miami connection
Nobody "enjoys" shit like that and the only reason you even know about it is because of rlm.
And even they only watched it in a group for laughs a couple times.
Fuck off you consooming drone.
Ryan Reyes
forgot pic, lol
Cameron Walker
I bought the OOP Drafthouse Blu-ray the day it came out.
Believe it or not, some people have their fingers on the pulse of what's new and cool without needing their hands held by youtube personalities.
Do you even have a Cinemageddon account?
Joseph Thomas
ITEM QTY COST
The Wild Life 1 $9.99
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins (Special Edition) 1 $9.99
Maria's Lovers 1 $9.99
The Long Riders (2-Disc Special Edition) 1 $9.99
D.C. Cab 1 $9.99
Scissors 1 $4.99
Subtotal: $54.94
Shipping [FedEx Smartpost]: $0.00
Tax $0.00
Total: $54.94
Kino Lorber bluray sale started yesterday. Still no sales tax. Criterion got forced to start charging last year.
Henry Brown
Kino put out No Retreat, No Surrender.
I like it almost as much as The Karate Kid.
Highly recommended.
Xavier Ramirez
more recs. going back to older films is my thing rn, so fun...
Aaron Walker
Oh cool, I've never heard of it before. The sales a month long as I recall so I might go again. It was the best selection I think I've seen in at least a year.
Adrian Adams
>some people have their fingers on the pulse of what's new and cool
It's even worse than I thought.
Hudson Torres
Runaway Train.
It got Cannon Films their only major film award with a Golden Globe for John Voight's performance.
The included commentary track featuring Eric Roberts is one of my favorites. He's very funny.
Jose White
>buying shitty b-movies ironically unironically for your 'collection'
daddy didn't slap you enough
Daniel Bailey
If Miami Connection doesn't make you smile you're probably a bad person.
Andrew Diaz
I like movies
Aiden Harris
I'll never understand why people collect, or get a kick out of trash films just because they're bad
It's already bad enough we're wasting resources on halfway decent films.
Joseph Price
they don't do dvd/blu ray extras like they used to
Joshua Gray
awesome. really into anthony hopkins and james woods movies, like just focusing on an actor and watching all their movies. I never used to pay attention to the actors, but now I really see the difference watching modern films. i'll star on voight next...
Adrian Sanchez
>I only know about this because of RLM so that's true for everyone
Christopher Howard
Have you seen Undefeatable?
All the same actors from Honor and Glory, but rated R instead of PG-13.
It should be hitting one of the boutique labels this year, as the main villain posted on Insta about doing an interview for a physical release.
Some cool guy uploaded an edit of both the American and Hong Kong versions, the latter known as Bloody Mary Killer, into a two-hour "complete" cut:
youtu.be
Adrian Rodriguez
part 2 is better
Ian Ortiz
Miami Connection tried too hard. Samurai Cop is where it's at
Daniel Martin
You've clearly never seen Troll 2 with an audience
Daniel Hernandez
Oh god, this thread gets worse and worse.
Are you telling me you're actually one of those idiots who pay to watch a terrible movie at a theatre, just to laugh at it with some other equally stupid idiots, so you can all confirm to each other that you do it "ironically"?
Fucking hell...
Carter Sanders
Yes, I am telling you that, you fucking loser.