CHEWBAKAspelledwrong

toads. His tongue

Recent additions (since July) are Rain Man, Close Encounters, Spartacus, Paths of Glory, The Killing, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, Barry Lyndon, and The Asphalt Jungle.

His only hope

an intergalactic parade

that birthed Sleazebaggano

So wait, does Walmart also carry the regular edition with the same art and a digital code for the same price? What a joke.

SilverWook said:

Would be an interesting experiment to deliberately write an EU novel and get it published. 😛

Removed redundancy

I tried reading Darth Plagueis once. A page-turner, it was not.

But it had the Legends banner. Maybe it would’ve been better without it.

Usually the digital code doubles as a Disney reweard code. Did you try putting it in on Movies Everywhere?

DuracellEnergizer said:

If listening to an audiobook is reading

It isn’t

Try using the internet. It’ll tell you.

A great filmmaker, RIP.

Also, Kurtz on the SE
https://youtu.be/rKpD_w58I30

Allol!

Handman said:

…Where do I go from here? Haven’t spoken to anyone since the fair.

Depends on what actually happened, which we don’t know (and that’s okay). But if you want to talk, let us know.

As in stacking rocks in ESB was a mistake?

moviefreakedmind said:

Just ordered Barry Lyndon.

Bought that from BN during the last sale. No hard feelings, though, because a) it’s only a couple bucks and b), I had a gift card.

No titles I was after. I want to pick up Some Like it Hot. Will pick it up the next BN sale or Black Friday at Amazon (anyone know if they discount these then?).

PSA: several criterion titles marked down to $18.96 on Amazon

edit: link: https://www.blu-ray.com/deals/?&category=bluray

fmalover said:

We already have the super-merger of AT&T and TimeWarner that is now known as WarnerMedia. Disney now owns 21st Century Fox minus Fox News and Fox Sports and Comcast has bought Sky.

Disney doesn’t own the Fox TV network either.

Possessed said:

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

Also ordered Liberty Valence, which has been sitting in my cart for awhile now.

Excellent choice. I’ve been getting into westerns lately myself. There’s a local TV station that plays Gunsmoke like 3 times a day. What a great show.

I like westerns but don’t watch enough. And I’ve been on a B&W kick lately. So it seemed a natural choice.

Just encouraged me to order Close Encounters. The 4k set is only $15 bucks right now on Amazon.

Also ordered Liberty Valence, which has been sitting in my cart for awhile now.

Hilarious [rolls eyes]

I’m sure the anti-trust people would finally see that as a bridge too far.

They already were forced to sell the local Fox Sorts networks that they acquired since they own espn already, which is one of only two major players in national 24/7 sports coverage.

ABC/NBC would never be allowed to merge.

At least with the loss of Fox as an independent studio, WB, Universal, and Sony/Columbia should be able to pick up the slack. The same certainly won’t be true for network TV, and probably won’t be the same if another studio is lost.

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

The Killing

An incredibly well executed and entertaing heist movie with a classic ending.

Kubrick really is the best at everything he tries.

Spuun Killer’s Kiss from the extras tonight. Not bad, though perhaps a tad lame.

Possessed said:

Well I mean i was there but my memory is hazy from all the goose ipa

Are you trying to get a rise out of me?

WELL YOU SUCCEEDED.

ChainsawAsh said:

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

paja said:

I think Escape from the planet of the Apes is underrated.

It’s certainly the best of the sequels. As in the only one that’s watchable. But it is good.

But… Conquest…

Is that the one wear the apes and people are living in peace in the jungle on the edge of NYC until the radicals mount a war? and then at the end the two people decide to worship the Atom bomb?