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[Timpsi]

Can't brag with quantity, but there are a few real gems in my collection:

The Best of Bowie (47 David Bowie music videos,)
'Allo 'Allo series 1-4,
a box of seven excellent Andrzej Wajda movies,
6 Kaurismäki films,
the Three Colours trilogy of Kieslowski.

I'm jealous at Picard's Northern Exposure (the 2nd and the 3rd season are out on DVD too, by the way), The Muppet Show and The Young Ones discs. Must get.

[Havell]

Film:

The Pianist
The Incredibles
Hero
King Arthur (crap)
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Ali G Indahouse
Sleepy Hollow
Twelve Monkeys
The Matrix: Revolutions
Master and Commander
Troy
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Twin Warriors
Spiderman 2
Pirates of the Carribean
Amelie
Shaun of the Dead
Buffalo Soldiers
8 Mile
The Tailor of Panama
Catch me if you can
Goodbye Lenin

That's about it, I think. Unless there's any I've forgotten about.

[Stroggy]

I don't have that many, but still:

Series:
League of Gentlemen season I and II
Father Ted season I, II, III and IV
Family Guy season I, II and III
Futurama season I, II, III and IV

Movies:
The Hulk (Dad!)
Pearl Harbour (the new shitty version, dad again)
The Lion King (I (l) lions)
The Indiana Jones DVD box
The Ring
The "best of Kubrick" DVD box
Goodbye Lenin
Der Untergang
Das Experiment
Das Boot
The Hunt for the Red October
Schindler's List


there are probably more but I forgot, so meh.

[TheGiantMidgit]

I don't have many, never really have time to watch films.

Lola Rein
The Waking Life (by far my favourite film http://www.wakinglifemovie.com/trailer.html)
The Salton Sea
Trainspotting
Requiem For a Dream
Pi
Fight Club
American Splendor
American Beauty
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Momento
Ghostworld
A crapload of Kubriks stuff
Donnie Darko
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Hey, you gotta respect your culture)
Hero
Fist of the Dragon
House of Flying Daggers
Princess Bride
All the monty pythons, including flying circus
Hotel Rwanda
Downfall
The Cup
All of Georgies zombie films
Shaun of the Dead
The evil dead series (yea, I'm a sucker for B-horror, although I wish I still had my laser disc collection, The Fiend Without a Face and that)
Akira
Princess Mononoke
Ghost in the Shell (weird how I even have these, I don't particularily like Anime at all)

and a bunch more I don't really want to take the time to recall at the moment.

Oh, and, because it's so lame to even mention it, a making of DVD that came with Resident Evil 4.

[PrejudiceSucks]

The only things I have on DVD are the Red vs Blue series'.

They're pretty hilarious and I'm WAY too skint to actually have anything good.

[Stroggy]

Originally posted by TheGiantMidgit@Jun 15 2005, 08:34 AM


Lola Rein

You mean Lola Rennt?

[Microprose Veteran]

Hmmm, clearly I cannot hope to compete where quantity is concerned.

So, I will try to outbrag you all by listing my superior quality DVDs, reflecting greatly on the superior perception and intelligence of Yours Sincerely.

In no particular order:

-The Complete Two Seasons Of THE AWFUL TRUTH (Michael Moore!)
-Stanley Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon" (some peeps wanna slit their wrists watching this but not me)
-LOTR EE DVDs, all three (twelve) of em yessirree!
-"Glory" superior warmovie about the first black regiment in the American Civil War (starring among others, Morgan Freeman and a young Denzel Washington)
-"V: the original miniseries" and "V: the final battle" (note: NOT the horrible 'third season')
-Paul Verhoeven's STARSHIP TROOPERS (it's a satire, really!)
-"Robin Of Sherwood," the best ever Robin incarnation ever, BBC series of the 80s (first two seasons starring Michael Praed, not Jason Connery, son of...)
-"Labyrinth"
-"The Tenth Kingdom"
-"Tombstone" if you like westerns, this is just for you! If you don't like westerns... this one's also for you! Excellent movie!
-"Fahrenheit 9/11"
-"The Nazis: A Warning From History"
-"When Trumpets Fade:" for all you who thought "Saving Private Ryan" was great, this movie is much better, more realistic (though not as big budget on special fx)

-"Once Upon A Time In The West"
-"Once Upon A Time In America" superior films dispelling the fairy tales about America...
-"The Matrix" and a few other movies but not bragging about these since they are fairly popular and all...

-nearly forgot to include this one! "Soldaat van Oranje" (Soldier of Orange)! Best Dutch warmovie evva! Better than most American warmovies for that matter.

[Doubler]

Big DVD brag:
GTA San Andreas
(Barely had time to play though :not_ok: )

Seriously, I've only got two (other) DVD's myself:
'Art Garfunkel across America' and 'Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel'

Additions planned...

[Flop]

I've noticed that several people own Goodbye Lenin. I remember hearing about it when it came out, but I never got around to watching it. Maybe I should, if so many people deem it worthy to own.

And I also see that TWO(!) people own V the miniseries. All I remember from watching it is Marc Singer's (the guy from Beastmaster ) abysmal performance. It's been a long, long time, though, so I might not be remembering correctly. Is it good, as in "actually good"? Or is it good as in campy/nostalgia/worth a laugh?

[Microprose Veteran]

"Is it good?"

How dare you question the quality of this excellent series! It's the age-old SF metaphor: ALIENS = NAZIS

Meaning that the alien invasion as depicted really shows how fascism can creep into society (they start banning scientists, subvert our youth through their indoctrination and it's chilling to see regular policemen collaborating with these fascist scum).

Marc Singer wasn't bad.

Jane Badler was HOT

WOOF!

"V: The Final Battle" was not bad either, since it had a bigger budget plus it included Michael Ironside.

It is good as in actual, campy and nostalgia. But no laughing matter...