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Post by Nightowljrm on Aug 12, 2011 4:11:05 GMT
My all time favourite film is Ghostbusters (glad it got a mention). I own about 12 different copies of it on VHS and DVD. Not to be rude, but what's the point of having that many copies? I can understand one VHS, a DVD, and maybe a special edition and box set of the series since you're a die-hard, but... 12?? |
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Post by englishinvader on Aug 13, 2011 10:43:46 GMT
My all time favourite film is Ghostbusters (glad it got a mention). I own about 12 different copies of it on VHS and DVD. Not to be rude, but what's the point of having that many copies? I can understand one VHS, a DVD, and maybe a special edition and box set of the series since you're a die-hard, but... 12?? A couple of reasons. 1) When I really like something, I tend to get as many copies as possible in case the unthinkable happens. 2) There are a number of different variants; especially on VHS: Original home rental release (1985) Original home video release (1987) Limited edition GB 1&2 double feature (1990) Ghostbusters Special Edition (1999), VHS & DVD Columbia Tri-Star GB 1&2 double feature (2003) Sony GB 1&2 DVD set (2005) |
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Post by Batman666 on Aug 13, 2011 19:24:09 GMT
It's like the variation collectors for the sms games.
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Post by virtualscot on Aug 22, 2011 18:06:08 GMT
Im a big film nut ;D
Hard to say, but my top ten would be something like this.
12 Angry Men
Chinatown
The Third Man
Brighton Rock (1947)
The Godfather Part 1
Brazil (The European cut)
Badlands
The Legend of 1900 (A lost masterpiece from the 90's)
There Will Be Blood
10 Rillington Place (On John Hurts performance alone)
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