The last film you bought:

Bully by Larry clark. It was in the sale. I've recently give up on my DVD collection due to the fact my girlfriend and I are in serious talks about moving to another country. I feel sick at the thought of all that money gone down the drain though, only then to begin from scratch rebuilding my collection. But England sucks at the mo, so fuck it.

The last film that I almost bought was Amelie, but I realised that I couldn't really afford it. The last one that I actually bought I think was X2 for my mom at Christmas.

Damn.

The last DVD I bought was "Fast Times at Ridgemont High."

Because all I need in life is that movie, some tasty waves, a cool buzz, and I'm fine.

[QUOTE=Ghost Mutt]I've just ordered American Splender and Cruel Intentions on DVD. I've never seen American Splender but I'd imagine that I would like it.

last week I bought American History X, Plesentvile, Operation Condor: Armour of God II and the Herzog/Kinski Boxset...

I'm addicted to films and, for the last few years I have aimed to buy at least one movie a week on average... anyone else equally mad about film?

Whats the last flick you bought on DVD/video? what film did you like enough to own for the rest of your life?[/QUOTE]

That Herzog/Kinski boxset is a MUST HAVE ;

I bought "Lost In Translation" on DVD, US import, "Queer As Folk" season3, also US Import.

Last movie I bought: "Disturbed", starring Malcolm Mc Dowell. It's the kind of movie that considers 'turning the camera sideways' a special effect.

Next DVD I'm planning on buying is "Death to Smoochie".

[QUOTE=Solle]

Next DVD I'm planning on buying is "Death to Smoochie".[/QUOTE]

Nice choice.

'The Believer' and I watch it every morning before I go to the gym. You could say its my spiritual time-out.

Last dvd I got was American Beauty, been meaning to get this on dvd for ages and finally did. Great film.

[QUOTE=DeathCabForYou]That Herzog/Kinski boxset is a MUST HAVE ;[/QUOTE]

Ye, it kick ass... My Best Fiend is great!

[QUOTE=Ghost Mutt]Ye, it kick ass... My Best Fiend is great![/QUOTE]

That doc. MY BEST FRIEND, that was some scary shit, really excellent.

The last three DVDs I've gotten...

The Ben Stiller Show

Tenacious D Masterworks

Postcards From the Future

later,
Karb!

I almost bought that Tenacious D 5 mins ago. Is it good? Is it worth the 16$ price tag?

I bought "The Elegant Universe" Nova DvD from PBS and I think that was the last dvd. But the last films bought were Boyz n The Hood and The Last Temptation of Christ.

The Tenacious D DVD Rocks! I bought it last week.

Another recent purchase:

Black Samurai staring Jim Kelly.

I just bought THE BELIEVER on dvd. I've seen it enough times from renting it, so i just finally bought it. I like to watch the jewish conspiracy scene where he's like:

[IMG]http://www.ragtagfilm.com/archives/images/believer.jpg[/IMG] WHAT HAVE THE JEWS GIVEN US? FREUD?! MARX?! EINSTEIN?! INFANTILE SEXUALITY! COMMUNISM! THE ATOM BOMB! YOU EVER GONE OUT WITH A JEWISH GIRL BEFORE?! WHAT DID YOU NOTICE?! THAT'S RIGHT! THEM JEWISH CHICKS LOVE TO GIVE BLOWJOBS! IT'S NOTHINGNESS WITHOUT END! JEWS LOVE NOTHINGNESS! I AM NOT A JEW!

Yes

Just bought Pink Floyd: Live From Pompei Director's cut on DVD.

Fucking awesome.

[QUOTE=Pooka]Bully by Larry clark. It was in the sale. I've recently give up on my DVD collection due to the fact my girlfriend and I are in serious talks about moving to another country. [/QUOTE]

The last film I bought my girlfriend was Bully... I liked it... funny mostly.

Where you thinking of going?

I liked 'The Believer' but for some reason I feel that people who really love these Rascist-themed films miss the point. I remember hearing wannabe nazi's loving on American History X and totally missing the point of the film.

why buy movies? stealing them's funner

what i meant was the wall by pink floyd. excellent movie, it is

[QUOTE=mugwump]Just bought Pink Floyd: Live From Pompei Director's cut on DVD.

Fucking awesome.[/QUOTE]

Dude, I love me some Pink Floyd. I especially like The Wall DVD. It's real neat when I'm on acid. I can even stand it when I'm not on drugs. Also Dark Side of the Moon with The Wizard of Oz is cool, but I've seen that Pompeii disc and it fucking sucks. I'm not trying to pee on your head and tell you it's raining here, I'm just curious why you like it. What's so great about it? It's a bunch of their weaker songs and the footage is awful. I mean, it is Pink Floyd and all, but they have much better Pink Floyd releases out there, much better live stuff even. Pompeii is like the worst you can get, like one of those bootleg Hendrix at Berkely videos that the Hendrix clan keeps selling to milk the dead cash cow that was Jimi...

[QUOTE=DrGonzoHST]I liked 'The Believer' but for some reason I feel that people who really love these Rascist-themed films miss the point. I remember hearing wannabe nazi's loving on American History X and totally missing the point of the film.[/QUOTE]

I'm a wannabe nazi, but I think I got the gist of the film. I think the film said basically that being a skinhead is cool and stuff and that they get to break shit and have rough sex and cool tattoos and drink beer and mosh to punk rawk and be, like, totally awesome. Romper Stomper was the same way, and American History X too...

[QUOTE=Ghost Mutt]The last film I bought my girlfriend was Bully... I liked it... funny mostly.

Where you thinking of going?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I liiked Bully too. It reminded me of that 80's flick River's Edge, except with more cool teenage gratuitous sex with actors who are older than they appear... Nick Stahl is so hot...

Postcards. I don't buy that many films, actually; there are few things I want to watch over and over enough to justify it.

bought Magnolia and Naked Lunch a few days ago

[QUOTE=purge]bought Magnolia and Naked Lunch a few days ago[/QUOTE]

I didn't like Magnolia, I thought it was boring...

Whats Naked Lunch like?

[QUOTE=Ghost Mutt]I didn't like Magnolia, I thought it was boring...

Whats Naked Lunch like?[/QUOTE]

Sorry you didn't like Magnolia-I enjoyed it.

It's hard to explain Naked Lunch, I recommend that you read the book first.

"Amazon.com essential video
You are now entering Interzone, William S. Burroughs's phantasmagorical land of junk, paranoia, and crawly things. Best travel advice: "Exterminate all rational thought." In David Cronenberg's superbly shot, unnerving warp on the Burroughs novel, the novelist himself becomes a main character (played in an implacable monotone by Peter Weller), with elements from Burroughs' life--including the shooting of his wife during a "William Tell" game, and bohemian friends Kerouac and Ginsberg--added to frame the book's wild visions. This is, ironically, a somewhat rational approach to an unfilmable book (and it makes a hair-curling double bill with Barton Fink, another look at writerly madness, with both films sharing Judy Davis). Cronenberg is a natural for oozing mugwumps and typewriters that turn into giant bugs, of course. But in the end, this is really his own vision of the artistic process, rather than Burroughs's hallucinatory descent into hell."

[QUOTE=Brock Landers]Dude, I love me some Pink Floyd. I especially like The Wall DVD. It's real neat when I'm on acid. I can even stand it when I'm not on drugs. Also Dark Side of the Moon with The Wizard of Oz is cool, but I've seen that Pompeii disc and it fucking sucks. I'm not trying to pee on your head and tell you it's raining here, I'm just curious why you like it. What's so great about it? It's a bunch of their weaker songs and the footage is awful. I mean, it is Pink Floyd and all, but they have much better Pink Floyd releases out there, much better live stuff even. Pompeii is like the worst you can get, like one of those bootleg Hendrix at Berkely videos that the Hendrix clan keeps selling to milk the dead cash cow that was Jimi...[/QUOTE]

I like Pompeii becuase its the culmination of their early work, along with footage of them working on Dark side.

bsides, it is Pink floyd.

Don't recall. The Maltese Falcon, I suppose. But I shoplifted Road to Perdition last night. That's kinda like buying, only without the pesky exchange.

[QUOTE=Ozymandias]Don't recall. The Maltese Falcon, I suppose. But I shoplifted Road to Perdition last night. That's kinda like buying, only without the pesky exchange.[/QUOTE]

Yep. That one deal we made is definite now. I can tell you're a man who likes talking to a man who likes to talk.

Plus you're a petty thief, which is OK. I don't mind a reasonable amount of trouble.

25th hour and 28 days later

American History X, to see Edward Norton creamy white ass! I mean, because it's a totally good film.

The last movie I got was Dogtown And Z Boys,
and it is fuckin great.
Anyone who hasn't seen this should, even if your not into skateboarding.

Basquiat
Gorillaz - phase one: celebrity takedown
Converge - the long road home

descending in chronologotical order (fuck english)

[QUOTE=fullmetalbrak]Yep. That one deal we made is definite now. I can tell you're a man who likes talking to a man who likes to talk.

Plus you're a petty thief, which is OK. I don't mind a reasonable amount of trouble.[/QUOTE]
*melts*
I'll steal you something nice next time, dearest.

[QUOTE=Ozymandias]*melts*
I'll steal you something nice next time, dearest.[/QUOTE]

Like Donny Darko, perhaps? I kid, of course. I trust your judgment and know you have impeccable taste. You are, afterall, the King of Men.

[QUOTE=fullmetalbrak]Like Donny Darko, perhaps? I kid, of course. I trust your judgment and know you have impeccable taste. You are, afterall, the King of Men.[/QUOTE]
God Brak, all the time with the flirting, its creepy when I come across stuff like this, i feel like I should back out of the room. So smooth

[QUOTE=morey]God Brak, all the time with the flirting, its creepy when I come across stuff like this, i feel like I should back out of the room. So smooth[/QUOTE]

HahahahaHA! What's the problem? All I'm saying is that Ozy has good taste in movies, and I slipped in another little Classie Freddie Blassie reference. What's there to be creeped out about?

[QUOTE=BlackCherryKid]American History X, to see Edward Norton creamy white ass! I mean, because it's a totally good film.[/QUOTE]

No, it's not. Hollywood's view on controversial material, bblllèèèèrgggh !!

His ass ? Maybe.

[QUOTE=202]The last movie I got was Dogtown And Z Boys,
and it is fuckin great.
Anyone who hasn't seen this should, even if your not into skateboarding.[/QUOTE]

Yes, exciting stuff, saw in the cinemas with 300 skaters or so.
Excellent !!

[QUOTE=Alexander]Basquiat
Gorillaz - phase one: celebrity takedown
Converge - the long road home

descending in chronologotical order (fuck english)[/QUOTE]

The Converge DVD, I dunno, got it too, 'cause I love converge, but it's basicly alot of bad ancient material and the camera is just shaking all over the place, interesting for the hardcore converge fans, but otherwise not all that exciting to watch I think. But like it says in the beginning of the DVD, VERY PUNK RAWK.

And it's got sweet packaging, very nice artwork.

My boyfriend got me Secretary and Fitzcarraldo for Valentine's Day, teehee.

[QUOTE=Vendetta]My boyfriend got me Secretary and Fitzcarraldo for Valentine's Day, teehee.[/QUOTE]

Boy. That Ghost Mutt fella is so thoughtful.

[QUOTE=fullmetalbrak]HahahahaHA! What's the problem? All I'm saying is that Ozy has good taste in movies, and I slipped in another little Classie Freddie Blassie reference. What's there to be creeped out about?[/QUOTE]

I'm thinking you are evil.

Am I the only one here that hasn't seen Donny Darko? i keep passing it by thinking it's gonna suck simply because everyone likes it. I think it'll be a junior achiever movie.

I haven't seen it yet either, morey. I didn't even spell it right, for gosh sakes. It's the more pretentious "Donnie," not "Donny."

I'm liking your new avatar, by the way.

thanks, this was my first one, back in the day. Okay lets both boycott it, I'm gonna throw it in with movies i refuse to see cause they're too popular.

That's one of the precise reasons I can die happy, having never seen Titanic.

I guess you can lead a happy life without seeing titanic, but I really enjoyed Donnie Darko, but not because its cool and trendy to like it now but because its great. Its full of humour and hijinx...

I do recomend seeing it, even though you might be disapointed, its worth the risk.

Well I do love hijinks. Hmmm...