What's The Latest DVD You Bought/Watched Thread: U.S./Canada Edition

[Infallible Presence]

[RickW2022]

The Toilers & The Wayfarers (1996)

[darkness2918]

Bought:

[Phillip c. Niethe]

SPLASH…
My entire DVD collection consists of: CASTLE season 1-8, Elementary season 1-5, Fargo season 3&4, Stranger Things season 3&4, and Hamlet (Gibson).
It is Criminal that none of these have Blurays available.

[Infallible Presence]

[Driver_]

WATCHED/ Previous Purchase

[Show spoiler] Oh, you forgot something didn't you?
At the beginning I said I was going to tell you about the time I almost died...
See you around.

Mind fk if you didn't pay attention at the start!!!

[Infallible Presence]

[RickW2022]

Audioslave (2003 EP DVD)

[Jodi]

Bought:
Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vl. 1 - 6 box set
The Peter Potamus Show Complete
The Magilla Gorilla Show Complete
The Secret Squirrel Show Complete
Speed Buggy Complete

[RickW2022]

The End of the Affair Double Feature (1955-1999)



https://www.blu-ray.com/dvd/Remake-R...999-DVD/98660/

[RickW2022]

Single-Handed: The Complete Collection (TV Series 2007~2010)



https://www.blu-ray.com/dvd/Single-H...on-DVD/166255/

[darkness2918]

Bought:

[Infallible Presence]

[G_MOVIES]

[RickW2022]

R.E.M.: When the Light Is Mine (2006)
(The Best of the I.R.S. Years 1982-1987)



https://www.discogs.com/release/2167...deo-Collection

[OceanBlue]

Originally Posted by Claudio Del Barrio

I own the film chest DVD of Silent Night Deadly Night as well. It’s the best copy by far that I’ve seen of this movie I have owned this movie a dozen times on different bargain budget labels. The film chest one is the best so far.

Note: The above quoted post is from the 80's Slashers on Blu-ray thread in the North America sub-forum.



I really hope sometime in the not-too distant future that a Blu-ray release using the original camera negative happens, as while watching the Film Chest DVD release the weekend before last I was imagining just how much better the film would look (I did wonder if the picture looked a bit tight at time with some of the close-ups). I knew what to possibly expect/expect with Silent Night, Bloody Night's transfer on Film Chest's DVD release, so I was pleasantly surprised on the whole. And the sound was clear. There were a few jump cuts with the editing, which at times made me wonder if there is any additional footage, or if it was intentional.

This isn't criticising some other slashers, but there was plenty of content with the plot (complicated plot at times, a lot of details etc. nearly making you struggle to keep up with and follow the plot). Definitely has revisit value. And I loved the wintry setting, making me think of Longlegs that I saw at the cinema last month. The music and structure of the plot (including the flashbacks) were some of the other strong points (and there was one scene that made me think of the original Psycho

[Show spoiler](where one of the well-known actors was killed off early).

I was so willing it to be perfect. Wasn't sure about the scene before the end, but it didn't spoil the film (I'd give it four and a half, maybe even five stars).

[MrOnyxWolf]

Bought Courage the Cowardly Dog: Complete Series & The Point 1972 or...was it 1971?

Unfortunately, the Courage the Cowardly Dog Season 3 Disc 2 got scratched-up & the case has a crack on the backside...Should've ordered just the Season 3 & 1 separately. Otherwise, if I had, I would've avoided that scenario...will rectify that later in the year.

Also bought BeetleJuice the Complete Series. Arrived the same day that Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was released in theaters. The animated series was the only reason why I became familiar with the character.

[Hilliard]

Watched:



*"Shins Of The Father," "Luanne's Saga," "Westie Side Story"

[Doomhunter]

Amphibian Man

[Scoot79]

Originally Posted by OceanBlue

Note: The above quoted post is from the 80's Slashers on Blu-ray thread in the North America sub-forum.



I really hope sometime in the not-too distant future that a Blu-ray release using the original camera negative happens, as while watching the Film Chest DVD release the weekend before last I was imagining just how much better the film would look (I did wonder if the picture looked a bit tight at time with some of the close-ups). I knew what to possibly expect/expect with Silent Night, Bloody Night's transfer on Film Chest's DVD release, so I was pleasantly surprised on the whole. And the sound was clear. There were a few jump cuts with the editing, which at times made me wonder if there is any additional footage, or if it was intentional.

This isn't criticising some other slashers, but there was plenty of content with the plot (complicated plot at times, a lot of details etc. nearly making you struggle to keep up with and follow the plot). Definitely has revisit value. And I loved the wintry setting, making me think of Longlegs that I saw at the cinema last month. The music and structure of the plot (including the flashbacks) were some of the other strong points (and there was one scene that made me think of the original Psycho

[Show spoiler](where one of the well-known actors was killed off early).

I was so willing it to be perfect. Wasn't sure about the scene before the end, but it didn't spoil the film (I'd give it four and a half, maybe even five stars).

I own the German Blu-ray of Silent Night, Bloody Night which utilizes the 720p file (supposedly sourced from a theatrical print) that Vinegar Syndrome posted on their site ten years ago. It looks really good (could be better, of course), but I've never owned the Film Chest DVD. I wonder if it is also sourced from the Vinegar Syndrome file?

I can't believe this film doesn't have an official Blu-ray (2K or 4K) release yet. It's a public domain title, so there shouldn't be any rights issues.