What DVD have you just watched?

i'm going to watch grandma's boy right now :-)

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Originally posted by AlanM:
Last night watched :


Good fun, especially if you remember the Cousteau series from years ago !

I love that movie. "Swamp leeches! Everybody check for swamp leeches!" .

Elf

I made a terrible error & bought "Mamma Mia" on BluRay for SWMBO, who then decided I should watch it with her!

Absolutely dreadful! Mercifully I fell asleep through a fair bit of it but sadly happened to wake up just when Pierce Brosnan "sings". Truly hideous!

File away under the "Strictly Girlie Film" category!

On a happier note we watched Wall-E last night - quite brilliant! A must-see in my book. It's funny, sad, touching. The imagination of those Pixar guys is staggering.

Recommended!

Totally agree on Wall-E. Brilliant.

I love all the Pixar stuff. I can't wait until The Incredibles is released on Blu-ray.

"Blade Runner - The Final Cut" on Blu-ray.

This is perhaps my favourite movie of all time. But the first DVD transfer was woeful. Washed out. Low contrast and infested with dust and scratches from the film transfer. The next DVD version was much better. But this, on Blu-ray is at another level - just stunning. Highly recommended.

Just re-watching series 1 of Dexter, and have series 2 on NTSC import, which I missed during the summer. Series 3 is airing in the USA.

On first watching I found Dexter to be a series which had a plot that just could not be predicted, and not in a David Lynch, doesn't make any sense way, but just so inventive and unexpected.

An also waiting to get 'The Wire' (series 1-3) back from an actor I lent them to, so I can watch all five series through again. Glad to see a few mentions of that here, it really is as good as all the critics ravings. I loved Homicide before that, too, based on David Simon's book.

Zulu !

Still good after all these years

Batman: Dark Knight. Most enjoyable much more like the batman I imagined from the early comic books.

Last night H M H B In concert for the 3rd time.
Love it.

Dark Knight...I really enjoyed it, every bit as much as Iron Man. The screen ratio changes during the movie which is a bit odd and Bale puts on a rediculous Batman voice, but Ledger is fantastic as the Joker.

If you like Batman, checkout Gotham Knight, it's a cartoon but is not your typical cartoon.

Mamma Mia - I bought this for my wife on blu-ray and even offered to watch it...it wasn't nearly as bad as I expected and the production is great.

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Last night H M H B In concert for the 3rd time.
Love it.

Shouldn't your post be here?

http://forums.naim-audio.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/78019385/m/7962954707

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Originally posted by Analogue:

quote:

Originally posted by munch:
Last night H M H B In concert for the 3rd time.
Love it.

Shouldn't your post be here?

http://forums.naim-audio.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/78019385/m/7962954707

No.
There is a story.A Start middle and a end.
And it has a good plot.
Its about a band from the Wirral,
Where ever thats is?

2008 Academy Award Winner

Over the last two days.

And.

And number two of this Escape 2 Africa with THE ICE AGE.

And this load of .

The old one with James, Secret hand shake was bad but this.

The Mist on Blu Ray. What absolute garbage.

Batman Begins and The Dark Knight on the other hand were amazing.

I've got Days of Glory to look forward to later.

Ian

This film yesterday.

A superb film

The Good Shepherd.

Worth seeing.

Young brother got me "Band of Brothers" on BluRay for Christmas. About 40% through. Need bigger speakers and to remove at least the snare drum from the room. It's easily excited.

Willy.

Via BBC iPlayer, but we do have a TV licience in this house:

Dances with Wolves.

It knocked me for six last time and the resonances of the film were all the more poignant this time ...

Unlikely trust and loyalty is a most wonderful human trait, sadly not nearly common enough, and rarely the end of the matter as the history of this shows us ...

George