Watching the CAV THX mastered box set of Goldfinger(http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/06638/ML1 ... tion-(1965))

Went to my mom's house for her birthday. A niece of mine was there and running around like crazy as 7 year olds are wont to do. I pulled out a Charlie Brown Laserdisc for her to watch (this one to be exact.) She was like "That's a big DVD!"

She sat contentedly and watched both episodes on the disc. Afterwards she asked "do you have anymore of those big DVDs?"

Kafka (1991) [LV15124-WS] last night. Very interesting film but I need to rewatch as I was distracted while it was playing.

I just watched Gattaca, the japanese release. I have been looking for it in japan for 2 years now and finally ending up buying it online. One of the best scfi/drama in existing if you ask me. If you have not seen it I would recomend buying it NOW. Pretty good transfer, OST is amazing so buy the USA edition with ac3, the japanese is for some reason missing that. I will buy that version too in the future.

Just got finished watching Grumpy Old Men (1993) [13050]. Fun movie.

Just watched " IT " ....
Not for the faint of heart and should be avoided by people with clown phobia !!!!
Stephen King can create a yarn........

Currently working my way through Val Lewton Collection Lot of good oldies

And finished the series with Grumpier Old Men (1995) [14191].

Nice to see some "old-school" talent. These great actors will be missed.

I loved both of those films, but my copy of Grumpier Old Men has some wicked rot, which is disappointing

There seemed to be a little on my copy as well. No skipping or overwhelming noise but a steady stream of diffuse artifact.

I watched Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) [8764-85] yesterday, not the prettiest of transfers but always fun to watch.

By the way, do the Star Wars Faces editions feature Dolby Pro Logic? The lddb entry says it does but the back of the packaging claims it's stereo. I don't currently have my player hooked up to the surround so I haven't checked yet.

I've seen Zombie Holocaust several times but hadn't seen the US cut called Doctor Butcher M.D. until today. Not much to say about this one, alternative synth score was awful and other inserted stuff didn't exactly make any good to movie either, intro was plain stupid and additional scene where Mrs Delli Colli stumbles into a trap turned to be more like an unintentional gag due the people suddenly wandering in a pine forest instead of tropical jungle...! Nevertheless, even when Ropponica release loses to Dragon's one in pretty much every mean it is still awesome piece of obscurity.

Another one from the pile was taiwanese release of Ruggero Deodato's Bodycount, one off not in database yet. Being not among Deodato's best it falls into category of B-grade slashers with all its quirks and other discrepancies thus making me tempted to try it again with suitable amount of beer, release itself was uncut and in surprisingly decent quality albeit being fullscreen and showing notable print scratches during some of the scenes. Now, where are the other yet undiscovered Deodatos: Cut & Run? Off Balance? Dial: Help? Washing Machine? STEP UP WHEREVER YOU'RE HIDING!!!

Watching The Chase with Charlie Sheen. God this movie is awful

just finished watching the original the hills have eyes.
also watching how it's made on netflx instant, great show.

Alien (1979) [8760-85] (1995)

Watched Abyss, The: Special Edition (1989) [EE 1041] last night. I think it has to be my favourite James Cameron film.

So far this week

Black Stallion Returns, The (1983) [ML105775]

Barb Wire (1996) (Uncut) [800639927-1]

54 (1998) [15958 AS]

How to Get Ahead in Advertising #340 (1989) [CC1491L]

watched:

This Is Spinal Tap: Special Edition #238 (1984) [CC1390L]

Still hilarious.

You're an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks, to collect a bill.