Topic: What'ya got 2007-2013?

[dfmorgan]

This arrived today

The Warrior and the Wolf

Oh no. Dave, I'm currently preparing a review of this film. It is shockingly bad. I mean, really poor. I'm struggling to think of any one thing that could redeem it and I can't. I can always find something to like! I'm an eternal optimist when it comes to film. Stuff like 44 Inch Chest had a fundamental problem in the story that I found borderline offensive, but even that had a cast to praise and a fantastic opening scene. The Warrior and the Wolf is simply a non-event on every level.

So, are your expectations suitably lowered? 

  oh well have to see how it goes, the premise looked interesting and it was under a tenner.

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

The last two arrivals of this week were:

Brothers 

Soldier Blue 

[DVD4Me]

This weeks purchases (used dvds), all at £2 each:

Innocence

The Interceptor

13 Hrs

The Ages of Lulu

[kahless]

This arrived today:



NCIS: Season 7

[dfmorgan]

Today this arrived

Season of the Witch

[dfmorgan]

and today these arrived

No Strings Attached

The Incredibles

[Tom]

Due South: Season One (Amazon.co.uk)

[Rogmeister]

I went off to Wal-Mart in search of westerns I wanted to upgrade to Blu-ray.  I got 3 of those along with an animated DVD.  My purchases:

The Ant Bully (DVD)
The Big Country (Blu-ray)
The Outlaw Josey Wales (Blu-ray) which is one of those bound-in book case editions
Quigley Down Under (Blu-ray)

[kahless]

This arrived today:

[dfmorgan]

This trio arrived today

Never Let Me Go

Yogi Bear

Detective Dee: Mystery of the Phantom Flame

[DJ Doena]

Celtic Woman


27 Jun - €8.99 @ Amazon.de


Celtic Woman: A New Journey - Live at Slane Castle, Ireland


27 Jun - €8.99 @ Amazon.de

[Jimmy]

Received this morning from Amazon Canada

[dfmorgan]

This arrived today

Akira

[Najemikon]

Dave, whereabouts in the UK are you? I saw this advertised in Sight And Sound and thought of you:

http://www.barbican.org.uk/film/series.asp?id=1006

If you're anywhere near it might be nice to see some of them on the big screen, especially that one with Helen McCarthy. I remember her from years ago when I used to follow Anime more closely and I'm sure I have one of her books.

[dfmorgan]

Dave, whereabouts in the UK are you? I saw this advertised in Sight And Sound and thought of you:

http://www.barbican.org.uk/film/series.asp?id=1006

If you're anywhere near it might be nice to see some of them on the big screen, especially that one with Helen McCarthy. I remember her from years ago when I used to follow Anime more closely and I'm sure I have one of her books.

Thanks for this Jon  .

I'm in Herts, inside the M25 so sort of North West London, which makes this easily doable. Not too sure about the FFC ones though as they state that unaccompanied adults are not allowed and Arrietty is one of the FFC titles and although I have the Blu on order from Japan it would be nice to see it on the big screen. I met Helen McCarthy a couple of times, at various anime/manga things ages ago, and she is a lovely knowledgeable person.