| Originally Posted by raymondlin /img/forum/go_quote.gif ok...they are not mine 
I'll get a pic of mine tomorrow. |
| Originally Posted by purk /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wait until you see Mulveling's collection. He got several hundreds of anime DVDs.
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| Originally Posted by digitalmind /img/forum/go_quote.gif Here's mine, I've recently stopped buying DVD's since I moved to Germany where allmost all dvds are voiced over. Contains, imo, some of the best movies ever made, and some that I just highly enjoy. 21 Grams Alien VS Predator Austin Powers, The Spy Who Shagged Me Batman Begins, Limited Bloodbond -- Why did I ever buy this? Blow Casino Catch Me If You Can Cidade de Deus / City Of God Collateral Dog Day Afternoon, Limited Donnie Brasco Evolution Fallen Fight Club Hannibal Ice Age Jackie Brown John Q -- Again, why did I ever buy this? Johnny English Kill Bill Kill Bill 2 Lord Of War + Extra's Man On Fire Matchstick Men Memento Mulholland Drive Pulp Fiction Rat Race Reservoir Dogs Ronin + Extra's Scarface Scary Movie I Scary Movie II Scary Movie III Silence Of The Lambs Southpark, Bigger, Longer, Uncut The Abyss, Limited The Bone Collector The Boondock Saints The Bourne Identity The Bourne Supremacy The Boys From Brazil The Butterfly Effect The Crimson Rivers The Insider The Interpreter The Game The Godfather, Limited The Godfather II, Limited The Godfather III, Limited The Hulk The Last Samurai The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen The Lord Of The Rings, The Fellowship, Limited The Lord Of The Rings, The Two Towers, Limited The Lord Of The Rings, The Return Of The King, Limited The Animatrix The Matrix The Matrix Reloaded The Matrix Revolutions The Shining The Skeleton Key The Usual Suspects Three Blind Mice Training Day Trainspotting War Of The Worlds We Were Soldiers No DVD collection is complete without any of the following (possible spoilers): City Of God It puts you right in the middle of the ghetto of Rio De Janeiro, and it tells the story of multiple kids and how they grew up there. One becomes a gangster, the other a photographer. This movie will stick in the back of your mind for days and even weeks. Great (!) filming and editing. Dog Day Afternoon Old, but Al Pacino's best act in my opinion. The suspense of all the guns drawn on both sides but no one firing is amazing, and this really is a must watch. Al Pacino gains the favor of the crowds even though he is the bankrobber. Fallen It's just so good. The way Denzel Washington is being toyed with is great. It's not the best movie ever made but it's so chilling yet intriguing that it can't be missed in a collection. Fight Club Self explanatory, really. Just watch it if you haven't. Pulp Fiction I don't need to explain this one, do I? The Boondock Saints This movie just grabs me for some reason. The idea of taking justice into your own hands when the real justice system fails is compelling. Great acting by fairly unknown actors, and the love between them makes it a great watch. The Game Great, great movie. The music used at times is awesome, the multiple plot twists are great and the tricks they pull are stunning. Really good movie that I can watch time after time. The Godfather trilogy Classic, well filmed and acted. Very nicely put together and a must watch for anyone who likes the maffia. Many people feel the third isn't as good as the first two but I liked it equally. The Lord Of The Rings trilogy A great story that sticks true to the book (though parts are left out). It's not as rewarding to watch as reading the book is, but the undertaking of filming a story this large and pulling it off this good deserves a two thumbs up from me. The Matrix trilogy Not many people do this, but also watch The Animatrix. It explains the before in a way that The Matrix's trilogy lacks. The Animatrix is an animated film of multiple shorter films, done differently each time. Artistically great, and story wise pretty fine aswell. The Shining Scariest movie ever? If not that then the acting and small tricks used (like the sound of Danny's Bike riding trough the halls of the hotel in the beginning shot of the family driving up the mountain) make it a great watch. Very scary because of the story and filming, not because of sudden sounds or the like. Stanley Kubrick did a great job. Doesn't stick with the story of the book but I'm not sure which end is better, Stephen King's or Stanley Kubrick's. Both the book and film are worth reading/seeing. The Usual Suspects I didn't see it coming the first time I watched it. That's all I can say without spoiling the film. Trainspotting This movie throws you right into the life of a couple heroine addicts. It shows the upsides of the life they live but also the downsides. Great acting by unknown actors, great filming too. Anyone have some recommendations on what I should pick up? |
