Ziggy Stardust

skyjedi2005 said:

I see all new films as soon as they hit DVD.  So no i have not seen X-men First Class or, Thor, won't see them til they hit DVD.

In fact i have not seen a film in a theater in a long time and i miss it for nothing.  Its not like they are making films like they used to.

They made more films like the original star wars trilogy, or lord of the rings and i may go to see them on the big screen.

I think i'll see The Hobbit in 2-D, in cinema but it depends if i can get some family and friends to go to see it.  Otherwise I'll rent the DVD.

Seeing films in the theater tend to make them seem better than they actually are.

(See Avatar)

What's the story behind this?

dark_jedi said:

Just to many to list, but this is approximately how many of each I have,

DVD's = 2000+

Blu-ray = 600

Because I'm awesome!

I just thought it would be a neat idea to share your DVD collection here.

So here's mine:

(There is an interesting mixture of G and R rated films. It's pretty obvious that I've had some of these DVD's since I was but a wee lad...)

DVD:

About Schmidt

Alfred Hitchcock: The Legend Begins

A.I: Artificial Intelligence

Alien

Aliens

Alien 3

Arthur and the Invisibles

The Aviator

Back to the Future trilogy

Blade Runner (director's cut)

Blade Runner (four-disc)

The Bear

Bruce Almighty

A Bug's Life

Citizen Kane

A Clockwork Orange

Creature Comforts America

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Cujo

The Dark Crystal

Die Hard

Dr. No

From Russia with Love

Goldfinger

Die Another Day

Casino Royale

Downfall

E.T

Finding Nemo

Forrest Gump

Full Metal Jacket

Gladiator

Goodfellas

Hollow Man (I know, I know)

Ice Age

Ice Age: The Meltdown

The Incredibles

Jaws

Jurassic Park trilogy

Kindergarten Cop (sorry)

Labyrinth

Monsters Inc.

Moon

Munich

The Muppet Movie

The Great Muppet Caper

The Muppets Take Manhattan

Muppet Treasure Island

Muppets from Space

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Night at the Museum

9 to 5

Over the Hedge

Pirates of the Caribbean (the first one)

Planet of the Apes (1968)

Predator

Ratatouille

Rocky

Rocky II

Rocky III

Rocky IV

Rocky Balboa

Scarface

The Shining

Shrek

Shrek 2

Shrek 3

Sleepy Hollow (Tim Burton)

Spiderman

Star Wars

The Empire Strikes Back

Return of the Jedi

Droids

R2-D2: Beneath the Dome

Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan

Robocop

The Terminator

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

THX-1138

The Room

Tron

V for Vendetta

Walking with Prehistoric Beasts

Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Wallace and Gromit in Three Amazing Adventures

Wall-e

The Wicker Man (crappy version)

Young Frankenstein

Young Sherlock Holmes

Barry Lyndon

Schindler's List

Batman Begins

Serenity

Alfred Hitchcock: The Legend Begins

The Muppet Show seasons 1-2

The Pink Panther Collection Vol. 1

The Complete School House Rock (gift from my 3rd grade teacher)

SNL: The Best of Steve Martin

SNL: The Best of Will Ferrell

South Park: Season 2

Best of Bowie (music videos)

Ken Burn's Civil War

The World at War

Bewitched seasons 1-2 (colorized)

Seinfeld seasons 1-6

Tess

Remains of the Day

Silence of the Lambs

Elizabeth

Kingdom of Heaven

The New World

Days of Heaven

Thunderheart

Ride with the Devil

Tombstone

Dances with Wolves

The Edge

The Ghost in the Darkness

Wall Street

The Game

Falling Down

The Complete Adventures of Indiana Jones (ROTLA-TLC)

Meet the Parents

Brazil

Lawrence of Arabia

Jason and the Argonauts

Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (concert)

Pink Floyd: Pulse

Pink Floyd The Wall

Schindler's List

A River Runs Through It

The Doors: Live In Europe 1968

The Doors: making the album

The Doors (1991 movie)

Field of Dreams

Rain Man

Raising Arizona

Empire of the Sun

The Patriot

Se7en

V for Vendetta

War of the Worlds

The Departed 

The Queen

BLU-RAY:

Moon

The Bridge in the River Kwai

2001: A Space Odyssey

Planet of the Apes (1968)

A Clockwork Orange (two disc, not the first blu of it that came out)

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Blade Runner (5-disc)

Terminator 2: Skynet Edition

Toy Story

Star Trek (Abrams film)

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (gift)

Metropolis

Dr. Strangelove

Midnight Express

Alien

Days of Heaven (Criterion)

Full Metal Jacket

Fight Club

As you can see, it's a pretty pitiful collection. What about you?

1 member has one on your ignore list:

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skyjedi2005

;-(

Well, at least I've avoided Jeditemple34...

^Good job.

greenpenguino said:

Ziggy Stardust said:

CP3S said:

Ziggy Stardust said:

Clockwork Orange.

After that, Pink Floyd's The Wall. Then, Yellow Submarine. Finally, everyone would watch the dream sequences from The Bear.

Maybe Pink Flamingos.

 

I am surprised you didn't say, "The Labyrinth on an infinite loop, maybe with some Bowie music videos in between."

 

Fixed.

Labyrinth is a great movie, but Bowie's music is a little too 80ish for my taste.

*disgust*

And you call yourself a bowie fan. UGH

Per previous post, the movie is excellent, it's just that I prefer his 70's stuff.

And you don't say I'm a Bowie fan!? Look at my avatar!

A: No.

Q: What does greenpenquino like to do when he's depressed?

CP3S said:

Ziggy Stardust said:

Clockwork Orange.

After that, Pink Floyd's The Wall. Then, Yellow Submarine. Finally, everyone would watch the dream sequences from The Bear.

Maybe Pink Flamingos.

 

I am surprised you didn't say, "The Labyrinth on an infinite loop, maybe with some Bowie music videos in between."

 

Fixed.

Labyrinth is a great movie, but Bowie's music is a little too 80ish for my taste.

However, the music videos are a great idea!

doubleKO said:

What move is that from?

I've never really had any problem with my weight. As a matter of fact, I should probably gain more! I can see my ribs!

It appears  that a lot of people on my mom's side of the family have had trouble with weight (and Alzheimer's), so I might have to be careful.

I have a feeling that it'd be actually closer to 60-70% of ot.com pplz is overweight; on the basis that more fat people sit at their computers activly involved in forums all the time! ROFL

;-)

Clockwork Orange.

After that, Pink Floyd's The Wall. Then, Yellow Submarine. Finally, everyone would watch the dream sequences from The Bear.

Maybe Pink Flamingos.

I am enjoying my Beatles mousepad very much.

Super 8.

It was great. The child actors in it did an amazing job.

8/10 just for the acting alone.

A: No, I'm more the romantic comedy type. G'bye!

Q: Hi, Lloyd. A bit slow tonight, isn't it? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

I thought of one!

The Gatekeeper.

A: No! That's a great Bowie song!

Q: What if I told you I could see you?

Nice title bkev!

A: An alchoholic

Q: What's one sentence describing your life?

I not ddrunk!!!!

ngfsk;hgasohgauiwrhgauirehgaihg!k thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

RedFive said:

Anyone live near Cleveland?  Wanna be in The Avengers?  Casting for extras is taking place in Independence, Ohio (just south of the Cleve) July 15th from noon to 4:00pm. 

I'm going.

http://www.19actionnews.com/Global/story.asp?S=14877853

If you get the part, what type of face should we look out for?

TV's Frink said:

Seems like it was more face calling....

Exactly! I was being mean at all! I was just quoting a skyjedi post while showing a picture a a acne-ridden nerd.

Those two things are not associated at all. I just have them in the same post. ;-)

greenpenguino said:

...As a former animator.....

I don't believe that. At all.

Prove it.

greenpenguino said:

Ziggy Stardust said:

greenpenguino said:

Whatever happened to Ziggy? He stobbed posting a while back. Did he/she/it get grounded?

He lost interest in the website and hasn't posted once since April, and probably never will return. ;-)

meh. Good riddence. The guy was a dick.

 

 

 

;) <== Winky

I know. That asshole never liked the fact that I hate David Bowie, so the jerkoff put me on ignore. Well I got news for you: PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT TASTES THAN OTHERS!

I hope he doesn't come back. Bastard.