Recommend a title to the person above you.

[SolidRaider]

Scan the collection of the person above. Based on their interest, recommend a Blu-ray you think he or she will like!

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by SolidRaider

Scan the collection of the person above. Based on their interest, recommend a Blu-ray you think he or she will like!

I think that you would like Army Of Shadows. It's my all-time favorite war film, and it's an amazing Criterion title. Your collection indicates that you enjoy both.

[Jowiko96]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

I think that you would like Army Of Shadows. It's my all-time favorite war film, and it's an amazing Criterion title. Your collection indicates that you enjoy both.

You should see Prometheus. It is as good as Alien and Aliens in my opinion.

[COLD_COBRA_]

Originally Posted by Jowiko96

You should see Prometheus. It is as good as Alien and Aliens in my opinion.

Days of Heaven. You seem like a good person, think you'd like it.

[Steelers629]

Originally Posted by COLD_COBRA_

Days of Heaven. You seem like a good person, think you'd like it.

Dude you have an awesome collection. I would recommend you check out The Usual Suspects.

[gurtagel]

Zodiac

[cooterbuket]

Based on your westerns I actually recommend the man with no name trilogy...great stuff

[lukes5858]

Wow. Great collection.
I think two series would look great in the collection (1) Justified and (2) Sons of Anarchy.

[Travis]

Originally Posted by lukes5858

Wow. Great collection.
I think two series would look great in the collection (1) Justified and (2) Sons of Anarchy.

You NEED this:

[Extremis]

Originally Posted by Travis

You NEED this:

Zero Dark Thirty

[jd_from_da_80s]

Originally Posted by Extremis

Zero Dark Thirty

I'm gonna recommend Back to the Future Trilogy to add to your great box sets.

Also this thread has been done but I'm not gonna be "that guy"

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by Extremis

Zero Dark Thirty

Side Effects (when it's released on Blu-ray)!!!

I like the idea of this thread.

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by jd_from_da_80s

I'm gonna recommend Back to the Future Trilogy to add to your great box sets.

Also this thread has been done but I'm not gonna be "that guy"

Oops! We must have posted at the same time.




I recommend you get A Bug's Life based on your interest in Pixar/animated titles.



It's my favorite Pixar release.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by TheHighRoller

Side Effects (when it's released on Blu-ray)!!!

I like the idea of this thread.

Badlands, as it's Terrence Malick's best, in my opinion.

[Abdrewes]

^^^
Ikiru. My favorite Kurosawa

[TheHighRoller]

Originally Posted by iScottie

Badlands, as it's Terrence Malick's best, in my opinion.

I tried getting that this weekend, but I think I'll have to wait until the next Criterion sale at B&N.

I want to get it before To the Wonder hits theaters, but I don't think I will.

[StonesEGF]

Originally Posted by Abdrewes

^^^
Ikiru. My favorite Kurosawa

Wow... With the size/scope of your collection, this is a difficult task.

How about Anna Karenina... one of my favorites from last year.

[jd_from_da_80s]

Originally Posted by StonesEGF

Wow... With the size/scope of your collection, this is a difficult task.

How about Anna Karenina... one of my favorites from last year.

Not a fan of comedy eh? Gonna suggest Donnie Brasco since you're a fan of dramas. Very funny movie (dark humor) if you catch the "jokes". Still very good if you don't catch them.

If you don't wanna go the "funny" route. Arlington Road with Jeff Bridges & Tim Robbins.

[Abdrewes]

Originally Posted by StonesEGF

Wow... With the size/scope of your collection, this is a difficult task.

How about Anna Karenina... one of my favorites from last year.

Sorry, seen it I wouldn't mind rewatching it though.

[StonesEGF]

Originally Posted by jd_from_da_80s

Not a fan of comedy eh? Gonna suggest Donnie Brasco since you're a fan of dramas. Very funny movie (dark humor) if you catch the "jokes". Still very good if you don't catch them.

If you don't wanna go the "funny" route. Arlington Road with Jeff Bridges & Tim Robbins.

I DO like comedies... but I don't often rewatch them, so I typically don't buy them. Donnie Brasco is great! It's one of the first DVDs I ever bought, but I've been very slow to upgrade my collection.