Exodus: Gods and Kings 2D/3D Steelbook (HMV Exclusive) (UK)

[cudzndrips]

Release Date: 27th April 2015
Instore Price £22.99

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[Rz_Samurai]

Awesome news and thanks for the heads up!

Never got around to see this in theaters. Looking forward to this and i hope the artwork looks nice.

[DJJez]

heard nothing but bad things about this film. dont care how nice the steelbook is, big pass for me

[rickah88]

Eager to see the artwork.

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by DJJez

heard nothing but bad things about this film. dont care how nice the steelbook is, big pass for me

Come on, you need to at least watch it for yourself before you write it off. I would've never discovered half of my favorites films if I went by what others said, friends, critics, everyone really.

[levcore]

This film was awesome, one of my favourites of the year, I absolutely loved it. Will be a day one pick up for me.

[Frshcoupe]

Can you say "insta purchase". Hope the artwork is good. You know, there's a special place in my heart for HMV steelbooks. Idk why, but I gravitate toward them a lot.. they make some awesome steels.

[TheGeneral]

Nice!! This would be an instant purchase.....pending it's region free hopefully

[THS]

Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

Come on, you need to at least watch it for yourself before you write it off. I would've never discovered half of my favorites films if I went by what others said, friends, critics, everyone really.

Necessary words to live by, Bruisermoore.

I can assume a movie will suck all I want (and I often do), but I'll never avoid a film solely based on other people's opinions. If I'm interested (or even a little curious) for any reason, I'll see a film for myself and make my own assessment. If I'm not sure a movie is even worth seeking out, then I'll ask around for a general consensus.

[TheGeneral]

Originally Posted by TheGeneral

Nice!! This would be an instant purchase.....pending it's region free hopefully

and NOT this Czech steel artwork:

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

Come on, you need to at least watch it for yourself before you write it off. I would've never discovered half of my favorites films if I went by what others said, friends, critics, everyone really.

Originally Posted by THS

Necessary words to live by, Bruisermoore.

I can assume a movie will suck all I want (and I often do), but I'll never avoid a film solely based on other people's opinions. If I'm interested (or even a little curious) for any reason, I'll see a film for myself and make my own assessment. If I'm not sure a movie is even worth seeking out, then I'll ask around for a general consensus.

Agree Gents!
I've found that being my own critic, has worked quite well for the better part of three decades....but that's just me!

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by THS

Necessary words to live by, Bruisermoore.

I can assume a movie will suck all I want (and I often do), but I'll never avoid a film solely based on other people's opinions. If I'm interested (or even a little curious) for any reason, I'll see a film for myself and make my own assessment. If I'm not sure a movie is even worth seeking out, then I'll ask around for a general consensus.

Yeah, the only films I've ever really NOT taken my own advice on were Transformers 2,3, & 4.

I don't think I was taking a big risk on those ones though.

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by TheGeneral

and NOT this Czech steel artwork:

As soon as I saw that cover it reminded me of AP.

The blade position is off a bit though.

[cudzndrips]

I agree with comments made. Two of my fav films are Waterworld and Lady in the Water. I would have hated missing these if I had obeyed the critics and never saw them.

[Bruisermoore]

Originally Posted by cudzndrips

I agree with comments made. Two of my fav films are Waterworld and Lady in the Water. I would have hated missing these if I had obeyed the critics and never saw them.

Exactly. One of, if not my (and my wife's) favorite comedies is Freddy Got Fingered, and we all know what the critics thought of that one.

[TheGeneral]

Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

As soon as I saw that cover it reminded me of AP.

The blade position is off a bit though.

[Show spoiler]

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I was trying to remember where I had seen something similar looking to the steel cover and couldn't place my finger on it
that's EXACTLY what I had in mind as soon as I saw you posted it I knew thats what it was
just on the floating head part of it.... I wouldn't have even noticed the blade mirroring too! LOL

[BHolst]

Originally Posted by cudzndrips

I agree with comments made. Two of my fav films are Waterworld and Lady in the Water. I would have hated missing these if I had obeyed the critics and never saw them.

And the other way around, 2 movies I saw solely based on reviews (Blair Witch Project and Frozen (not the Disney one)) is 2 of my biggest disappointments ever when it comes to movies.

But it can also work out great with recommendations... Before I watched the first Boondock Saints I think I had 5-6 friends and colleagues recommending it to me ("You MUST see this one, it is right up your alley") and even years later I have heard "If you haven't seen this one you really should, I think you'll enjoy it" from other friends.

Back to the SteelBook... I assume that you will create a GB for this one, Paul? If so I'm in

[morbidcorpse]

Originally Posted by cudzndrips

I agree with comments made. Two of my fav films are Waterworld and Lady in the Water. I would have hated missing these if I had obeyed the critics and never saw them.

Lady In The Water? Hello, new best friend! I absolutely love that movie.

[DJJez]

Originally Posted by Bruisermoore

Come on, you need to at least watch it for yourself before you write it off. I would've never discovered half of my favorites films if I went by what others said, friends, critics, everyone really.

i will watch it i just refuse to pay nearly £20 for something im not sure or eager about.

for all the films im exicted to watch or want i buy

for all the films im not sure about/read medicore reviews i download

[cudzndrips]

Originally Posted by morbidcorpse

Lady In The Water? Hello, new best friend! I absolutely love that movie.

Yeah I know there's a lot of hate for 'Lady', and M. Night as well as The Village (which I also love) but I remember first seeing 'Lady' and 'The Village' in the theatre with my best friend. Still to this day we have fond memories of those M. Night movies and reel off lines from time to time. I love the fairytale story of 'Lady'. Everyone enjoys different things and for me I adore 'Lady' start to finish.