Recent Blu-ray/DVD Purchases

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I buy my DVDs off this chinese man that knocks on my door

Let Me In and IP Man 2

Dallas Seasons 10-14

Tron Legacy (5 disc Blu-ray/DVD combo pack) and 2001: A Space Odyssey ('Steelbook' Blu-ray edition); both yesterday.

I Saw The Devil - 3 disc edition from South Korea.
The Departed - Steelbook edition blu-ray
12 Monkeys - Steelbook edition dvd

Iron Man: Extremis
Toxic Crusaders - The Complete Series (2 Disc Set)

Originally posted by Kazenji
Iron Man: Extremis

Awesome dvd, if I may say so.

Jackass: The lost tapes.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

The Cottage

I got a Walk Hard/You Don't Mess with the Zohan Blu-ray pack last night for $15.

Wallace and Gromit : Complete Collection (Blu-Ray)

School of Rock (DVD) - For the missus

The Die Hard Collection (blu-ray)
I Saw the Devil (blu-ray)
The Proposition (blu-ray)
Night of the Living Dead
Capturing the Friedmans

SNIPER: RELOADED - a great installment in an excellent action series. If you're a fan of the SNIPER films as I am, definitely give it a watch. Likewise, if you enjoy you enjoy a quality action flick.

Lady Hawk

Ginger Snaps Back
Babylon 5 S1
New Adventures of Old Christine
Justified S1
Sons of Anarchy S1-2
Dark Shadows Quentin Collins Collection

all bought withing the last 4 months.

training day.

The Green Hornet

Really enjoyed Green Hornet. I'm a big Seth Rogen fan, so I naturally enjoyed his performance. Christoph Waltz was also great; after watching him in Inglorious Basterds, I am convinced that he is the perfect villain. The one who really impressed me is Jay Chou, who plays Kato. He was hilarious! He and Seth Rogen made such a great comedic team.

The Mechanic

Jason Statham has said that The Mechanic is more grown up than his other work. I thought exactly that when I was watching the film. And I thought he played the role of Arthur Bishop perfectly. Likewise, I thought Ben Foster played the role of Steve very well. And the action - amazing stuff! I can't even imagine the amount of work and money that went into stunts and special effects. Great film!

Machete
Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

Another Year

The more I watch Mike Leigh's films, the more I love his work. He is an absolute genius behind the camera. The first film I saw of his was Happy-Go-Lucky, another comedy, which I thought was brilliant. This film is a little more subtle in its brand of humor, but I thought that's what made it so great. Leigh has a way of making an otherwise mundane situation seem very interesting (if that makes sense). The character interaction is so interesting to watch. And further, each character has great depth. The viewer is able to infer a great deal about each character without explicitly being told his or her history. It's no wonder Leigh's script got an oscar nod (nomination).

Awesome film! I highly recommend. Just released on DVD in the US. Not sure about UK, though I imagine it's already out over there, as Leigh is a brit.