Red Mosquito

Alex wrote:see, that's a joke about his proximity to the hudson river and his foreign policy positions

knock knock

who's there?

I am really looking forward to the new Annie movie. Honestly.

I still want to know who's there.

I'll tell you.

I don't get this Moses movie. The trailer is what I assume is the movie's climax, and its still looks boring and stupid. whats the story there? God shows up and kills everybody he doesn't like. Why am I watching this?

BurtReynolds wrote:I don't get this Moses movie. The trailer is what I assume is the movie's climax, and its still looks boring and stupid. whats the story there? God shows up and kills everybody he doesn't like. Why am I watching this?

I think the bigger problem is that it's 2014 and Hollywood still finds it acceptable to cast white people as Egyptians.

It just hit me that LV is the stip of movies. Less out-of-touch though.

Marco Ferreri is so under-appreciated.

I really love the Barnes & Noble Criterion sale; it's like Christmas morning. Picked up the Blu-rays of Macbeth, The Shooting/Ride in the Whirlwind, and La dolce vita today.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I really love the Barnes & Noble Criterion sale; it's like Christmas morning. Picked up the Blu-rays of Macbeth, The Shooting/Ride in the Whirlwind, and La dolce vita today.

But it's Barnes & Noble. So even "on sale" they're like $40 a pop.

If you like their sale you should check out this new site called Amazon. You might really dig what they're doing.

But seriously, we kid because we love. Congrats on an excellent haul!

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I really love the Barnes & Noble Criterion sale; it's like Christmas morning. Picked up the Blu-rays of Macbeth, The Shooting/Ride in the Whirlwind, and La dolce vita today.

But it's Barnes & Noble. So even "on sale" they're like $40 a pop.

If you like their sale you should check out this new site called Amazon. You might really dig what they're doing.

Actually, they're B&N 50% sale is the cheapest way to buy Criterions. I never buy them any other way. The normal MSRP of a Criterion Blu is $39.99. So the 50% brings them down to $19.99 each (much cheaper than the going rate on Amazon or elsewhere). Then add my 10% member discount, they go down to $17.99 each. Plus the $5 off $50 coupon I had...yeah.

Jackie Browne is a masterpiece.

VinylGuy wrote:Jackie Browne is a masterpiece.

It's really damn good, that's for sure. Leagues better than anything QT has made since.

I recently downloaded Dumb and Dumber and apparently I made the mistake of downloading some sort of extended version. It was horrible. It totally changed the tone of the movie for the worse.

I deleted it and hope to forget it as soon as possible.

holdtightthething wrote:I recently downloaded Dumb and Dumber and apparently I made the mistake of downloading some sort of extended version. It was horrible. It totally changed the tone of the movie for the worse.

I deleted it and hope to forget it as soon as possible.

You just earned a bunch of cool points with me.

Yes, that extended version is horrible and totally changes the innocent, naive tone of the movie, which is crucial to why I love it.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I really love the Barnes & Noble Criterion sale; it's like Christmas morning. Picked up the Blu-rays of Macbeth, The Shooting/Ride in the Whirlwind, and La dolce vita today.

But it's Barnes & Noble. So even "on sale" they're like $40 a pop.

If you like their sale you should check out this new site called Amazon. You might really dig what they're doing.

Actually, they're B&N 50% sale is the cheapest way to buy Criterions. I never buy them any other way. The normal MSRP of a Criterion Blu is $39.99. So the 50% brings them down to $19.99 each (much cheaper than the going rate on Amazon or elsewhere). Then add my 10% member discount, they go down to $17.99 each. Plus the $5 off $50 coupon I had...yeah.

I was just clowning, dawg. But I will say I've never paid more than $17.99 EVER for Criterions.

I only ever bought the one: Pierrot le fou, and only that because I heard they were going to stop printing it (and they did). I only have it on DVD, though, not Blu-Ray.