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What Are Your Most Sought After DVDs/Blu-rays?

Started by dcj2112, June 06, 2020, 10:40:35 AM

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dcj2112

Things you've wanted forever but just haven't been able to get for whatever reason?

The big one for me right now is the Herschell Gordon Lewis Feast Blu-ray set. I saw it selling last year for $150 and probably should have just snapped it up then. But I didn't. Now I generally see it selling for $250-$300 and as high as almost $600! I should probably just buy it before it becomes impossible to find but even $250 is a lot for a Blu-ray set.

Alex

A full set of all of the Phantasm movies in a silver ball. They had one out previously, but there has been more made since then. Hoping I see it updated at some point.
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For I am no sheep.

pennywise37

i want that too, i forget how many they had made i think there was a certain number i forget. but one color they never did put out i think it was the white one i think? i can't remember. i have some of them on blu-ray i still need to get around to watching the last one though all the way through

bob

The Criterion Collection editions of The Third Man, Kind Hearts and Coronets, Grand Illusion, Forbidden Games and Spellbound

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Alex

Quote from: pennywise37 on June 07, 2020, 07:47:13 PM
i want that too, i forget how many they had made i think there was a certain number i forget. but one color they never did put out i think it was the white one i think? i can't remember. i have some of them on blu-ray i still need to get around to watching the last one though all the way through

5, with the final outing being Phantasm: RaVager.
Hail to thyself
For I am my own master
I am my own god
I require no shepherd
For I am no sheep.

pennywise37

yeah that one, i started it but its one of those movies that started out with a WTF happened ? and what is going on? honestly that's a film that really needs to be longer than what we got. i wonder if there is a version of it that is in fact longer? does anyone know?

Alex

I think it was a deliberate attempt to move back to the dream-like structure of the first one with jumping between two alternative realities. Or Reggie was suffering from some sort of hallucinations.
Hail to thyself
For I am my own master
I am my own god
I require no shepherd
For I am no sheep.

pennywise37

i dunno i wish i knew but it was done so well in the 1st one and you'd think he would have used a better script i mean there were like 30 different scripts for it before he found the one he wanted. the first 4 honestly i enjoyed my favorite sequel though would be the 3rd one i think it's because that's the 1st one i did see
and actually i do have a Fan edit of the 1st film and it's i Think 5 minutes longer maybe? that's actually the one i watch over the one i have on dvd or Blu-ray.

kornula

I want and need to get my hands on just about any Vinegar Syndrome set they offer.  Usually they are $250 + a pop.  right now, I gotta get my car fixed.

dcj2112

Quote from: kornula on June 08, 2020, 01:21:54 PM
I want and need to get my hands on just about any Vinegar Syndrome set they offer.  Usually they are $250 + a pop.  right now, I gotta get my car fixed.

Haha yeah, I can kind of relate to this. I'm saving up for a down payment on a house so every cent I spend outside of this effort I see as taking away from it. Worse still I live in Massachusetts where house prices stopped being reasonable about the time the Pilgrims arrived.

chefzombie

you live in mass., dc? i grew up in middleboro!  :cheers:
don't EVEN...EVER!

dcj2112

Quote from: chefzombie on June 12, 2020, 03:31:39 PM
you live in mass., dc? i grew up in middleboro!  :cheers:

Very cool! Yes, born in Stoneham and have lived here most of my life. I'm currently in Waltham, but am aiming to buy in West Roxbury  :smile:

chefzombie

i used to LOVE waltham when my hubby( not at the time) was living there, they have the BEST thrift stores! west roxbury did too, and somerville. i used to go to this little hole in the wall bar& grill in west roxbury called benny's, they had the most AMAZING braised beef tips...if it still exists, go there ! * in case no one told you, i'm a little obsessed with food, lol! *
don't EVEN...EVER!

RCMerchant

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I would love to have the Blood Island series in one set!
For those unfamiliar with Blood Island- there's BRIDES OF BLOOD (1968), the MAD DOCTOR OF BLOOD ISLAND, and BEAST OF BLOOD. I have BEAST OF- with a good commentary track with distributer Sam Sherman. Plus an interview with director Eddie Romero (no relation to George!). But to have a box set would be the real deal, Lucille!  :twirl:
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chefzombie

i'm amazed you don't have that ronny. i got it in a trade years ago, back when we could still do that on ebay. my personal fave is brides, for some reason it just cracks me up.
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