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[huntauk]

Originally Posted by Adcatalano

Solid variety for a small collection... I don’t care for the reliance on 4k
5/10

Good mix of genres, some gems throughout 9/10

[No Name]

Originally Posted by huntauk

Good mix of genres, some gems throughout 9/10

Very good collection of cinema from around the world along with American cinema spread out over eight decades. An 8.5 out of 10!

[Desk.]

Originally Posted by huntauk

Good mix of genres, some gems throughout 9/10

Wow - a really classy collection, with a great mixture of classic cinema and more populist, popcorn entertainment.

Love the way your collection is laid out by country and by decade for the US content.

Really, really nice stuff. 10/10.

Desk

[javy]

Originally Posted by Desk.

Wow - a really classy collection, with a great mixture of classic cinema and more populist, popcorn entertainment.

Love the way your collection is laid out by country and by decade for the US content.

Really, really nice stuff. 10/10.

Desk

Not the worst collection. You do have a few really great titles in there.

I give it six desk's out of ten.

[Jack Webb]

Originally Posted by javy

Not the worst collection. You do have a few really great titles in there.

I give it six desk's out of ten.

Nice eclectic collection. I wouldn't watch everything in your collection, but there's plenty to enjoy. 8

[roger semerad]

Originally Posted by Jack Webb

Nice eclectic collection. I wouldn't watch everything in your collection, but there's plenty to enjoy. 8

Really nice expansive collection. There's a lot of stuff I don't recognize, but what I do is solid, and it's clearly covering a lot of defferent genres and eras. The only gap is in animation. You've got some good comic book based stuff, but there's a lot of really good stuff missing. I also got a good chuckle out of the "Trek Wars" and "True story...well kinda" categories. Overall a solid 9/10.

A few animated movies I highly recommend:
Kung Fu Panda
Inside Out
The Iron Giant
Grave of the Fireflies
Akira

[TwinCitiesBluFan]

Originally Posted by roger semerad

Really nice expansive collection. There's a lot of stuff I don't recognize, but what I do is solid, and it's clearly covering a lot of defferent genres and eras. The only gap is in animation. You've got some good comic book based stuff, but there's a lot of really good stuff missing. I also got a good chuckle out of the "Trek Wars" and "True story...well kinda" categories. Overall a solid 9/10.

A few animated movies I highly recommend:
Kung Fu Panda
Inside Out
The Iron Giant
Grave of the Fireflies
Akira

Wow, lots of 3D stuff in your collection! And lots of TV on Blu-ray, too. If it were mine, I would build up the 4K and horror collections more, but I bet this is a collection you've spent a lot of time curating to get the stuff you really wanted (especially the 3D titles!).

7/10

[roger semerad]

Originally Posted by TwinCitiesBluFan

Wow, lots of 3D stuff in your collection! And lots of TV on Blu-ray, too. If it were mine, I would build up the 4K and horror collections more, but I bet this is a collection you've spent a lot of time curating to get the stuff you really wanted (especially the 3D titles!).

7/10

Thanks, 3d means a lot to me. My 3d collection is still a drop in the bucket compared to what's out there, but I do like to think my collection is the cream of the crop. Horror is a genre I've been looking into expanding. I prefer a more creepy and psychological horror. I don't mind violence and gore, I just don't think that should be the focus of the film. I liked Alien, and I've heard a lot of good things about the 80's The Thing. Do you have a couple of other recommendations along those lines? Also, I see you're a big Dr. Who fan. Is there a good jumping on point for that series? I remember a lot of buzz about it around the mid 2000's, but never got around to seeing anything. I've been out of work for a couple of years so I haven't bought anything for a while, but I'm working on that and should be back soon. Hopefully I can get back to collecting.

Good collection by the way. Not as encyclopedic as some on here, but more to my personal taste. More Horror than I'd ever have, but everyone has their personal favorites. I'd say a 9/10.

[TheLastJedi]

Originally Posted by roger semerad

Thanks, 3d means a lot to me. My 3d collection is still a drop in the bucket compared to what's out there, but I do like to think my collection is the cream of the crop. Horror is a genre I've been looking into expanding. I prefer a more creepy and psychological horror. I don't mind violence and gore, I just don't think that should be the focus of the film. I liked Alien, and I've heard a lot of good things about the 80's The Thing. Do you have a couple of other recommendations along those lines? Also, I see you're a big Dr. Who fan. Is there a good jumping on point for that series? I remember a lot of buzz about it around the mid 2000's, but never got around to seeing anything. I've been out of work for a couple of years so I haven't bought anything for a while, but I'm working on that and should be back soon. Hopefully I can get back to collecting.

Good collection by the way. Not as encyclopedic as some on here, but more to my personal taste. More Horror than I'd ever have, but everyone has their personal favorites. I'd say a 9/10.

8/10 There's a lot of fun in this collection. I can clearly see your interest and style. Your 3D collection is super impressive and I really enjoyed the "episodic" selections. Well done. It's not my personal taste but obviously its your collection and it's well curated and you do you!

[TwinCitiesBluFan]

Originally Posted by roger semerad

Thanks, 3d means a lot to me. My 3d collection is still a drop in the bucket compared to what's out there, but I do like to think my collection is the cream of the crop. Horror is a genre I've been looking into expanding. I prefer a more creepy and psychological horror. I don't mind violence and gore, I just don't think that should be the focus of the film. I liked Alien, and I've heard a lot of good things about the 80's The Thing. Do you have a couple of other recommendations along those lines? Also, I see you're a big Dr. Who fan. Is there a good jumping on point for that series? I remember a lot of buzz about it around the mid 2000's, but never got around to seeing anything. I've been out of work for a couple of years so I haven't bought anything for a while, but I'm working on that and should be back soon. Hopefully I can get back to collecting.

Good collection by the way. Not as encyclopedic as some on here, but more to my personal taste. More Horror than I'd ever have, but everyone has their personal favorites. I'd say a 9/10.

Yes, you've got tons of great 3D stuff! As for horror, there are SO many types, subgenres, etc. If you're looking for some more psychological, slow-burn options, definitely look at Hereditary and Midsommar. I'm a big fan of found footage, so the Paranormal Activity series (you can currently get all six films for under $15!) is one I always recommend for that (the fourth and sixth films are the weakest, but the rest are all very solid). So many good horror options!

As for Doctor Who, that's a loaded question!! Honestly, the first series from the revived era (2005) is a really good place to start as it was designed to reintroduce the show to people who had never watched. Also, Series 5, which started in 2010 and marked another new Doctor (the Eleventh), is also a great place to start as it was a bit of a soft reboot with a new executive producer/head writer. Objectively, those are probably the most accessible places to jump on. Subjectively, I've been watching the show for the better part of 35 years and I love it all, so it's hard to choose.

[rockinrick]

Originally Posted by TwinCitiesBluFan

Yes, you've got tons of great 3D stuff! As for horror, there are SO many types, subgenres, etc. If you're looking for some more psychological, slow-burn options, definitely look at Hereditary and Midsommar. I'm a big fan of found footage, so the Paranormal Activity series (you can currently get all six films for under $15!) is one I always recommend for that (the fourth and sixth films are the weakest, but the rest are all very solid). So many good horror options!

As for Doctor Who, that's a loaded question!! Honestly, the first series from the revived era (2005) is a really good place to start as it was designed to reintroduce the show to people who had never watched. Also, Series 5, which started in 2010 and marked another new Doctor (the Eleventh), is also a great place to start as it was a bit of a soft reboot with a new executive producer/head writer. Objectively, those are probably the most accessible places to jump on. Subjectively, I've been watching the show for the better part of 35 years and I love it all, so it's hard to choose.

8/10 Lots of stuff I have and even more I don't want or have. Time to break up your 4K into categories. Overall a fun collection.

[Magikor]

Originally Posted by rockinrick

8/10 Lots of stuff I have and even more I don't want or have. Time to break up your 4K into categories. Overall a fun collection.

9/10

I love collections like this that are a healthy mix of bonafide "classics" as well as personal favorites that can't objectively be called "good", but that you enjoy anyways. If you can't have some fun, then why bother? Some of my favorite movies are absolute ass.

[hatchet man]

Some nice horror titles & impressive collection of Batman. 8.5/10

[rockinrick]

Originally Posted by hatchet man

Some nice horror titles & impressive collection of Batman. 8.5/10

8/10 a good start

[jwblu]

Originally Posted by rockinrick

8/10 a good start

10/10 - still one of the best collections I've seen

[hatchet man]

Originally Posted by jwblu

10/10 - still one of the best collections I've seen

7.5/10. Nice horror collection. Love the Old Yeller movie you have.

[Jack Webb]

Originally Posted by hatchet man

7.5/10. Nice horror collection. Love the Old Yeller movie you have.

Nice small collection. Some good stuff. 7

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Jack Webb

Nice small collection. Some good stuff. 7

Very nice! Many I wish were in my collection.

[TheLastJedi]

8/10

Small, but great collection. Your criterion and twilight time choices are excellent and those steelbooks are amazing.

[thuata]

Originally Posted by TheLastJedi

8/10

Small, but great collection. Your criterion and twilight time choices are excellent and those steelbooks are amazing.

Impressive selection of movies showing good taste across the board, but it also displays a clear focus on big names and classics, where I personally prefer more unique titles.
High consistency makes it a very nice collection regardless, great job !