I am proud to own ...

[kpkelley]

Pierrot Le Fou
The Third Man

[pokefan]

For the most part I tend to be pretty picky with what I buy but I'm not good at passing up a good deal. I'll buy almost anything sub $8 if it's a half way decent flick. That being said though, there really isn't anything on my list I couldn't sit down and enjoy, there are some that may get limited playing time though.

My top choices though:
Iron Man
Band of Brothers

Incredible Hulk
Transformers (both)
Dark Knight
Fast And Furious (still need 2/3 though)
I Am Legend
Pan's Labyrinth
POTC 1-3
Star Trek
Zombiland

lol, I tried to put those in order of favorites but I just couldn't do it. Iron Man and BoB is as far as I got! Not sure what it is about Iron Man but I seriously could finish the movie and start it over then watch it again the next day! I just don't get tired of it.

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

Band of Brothers
Lost
Dollhouse
Firefly
Serenity
Crank (only the first hated number 2)
Gone in 60 Seconds
and any zombie films i own such as Dawn of the Dead

Any of these can be watched at any time and i love to own them.

[sasquatch]

Originally Posted by connect42

I agree with you. I am getting pickier, too. Oddly enough, I am getting older, too.

hehe i think they go hand-in-hand

I don't know, it's more than just being picky though.

For instance: I loved Requiem for a Dream. But I can't bear to watch that anymore, it's just too dam depressing. Yet I love American Beauty. It's equally sad at the end, yet I can't wait to get that one in my collection. To me it's just a "better" film.

For some reason Blu Ray, to me, just commands excellence. I got the HDTV, the blu-ray player (ps3) , a modest 5.1 setup.. I'm not going to waste it on some cheap floozy of a film (even though i like the film), if you know what I mean. So there's that too. Who knows. Maybe i'll change my mind one day.

[Grand Bob]

Originally Posted by AintNoSin

This. 2001 has always been, if not the first, then one of the first movies I've bought in every format, going back to VHS.

Same here. It was THE first movie I bought, and the main reason I bought our first JVC VCR in 1980 for the bargain price of $1300 - it had "piano key" controls and didn't even have a wireless remote. I'm trying to count all of my versions of 2001, but I'm not sure if I enough fingers and toes.

[ArmyOfDarknessAW]

Originally Posted by sasquatch

hehe i think they go hand-in-hand

I don't know, it's more than just being picky though.

For instance: I loved Requiem for a Dream. But I can't bear to watch that anymore, it's just too dam depressing. Yet I love American Beauty. It's equally sad at the end, yet I can't wait to get that one in my collection. To me it's just a "better" film.

For some reason Blu Ray, to me, just commands excellence. I got the HDTV, the blu-ray player (ps3) , a modest 5.1 setup.. I'm not going to waste it on some cheap floozy of a film (even though i like the film), if you know what I mean. So there's that too. Who knows. Maybe i'll change my mind one day.

I love that film and would buy it day 1. I also think that is Kevin Spacey's best movie.

[AintNoSin]

Originally Posted by Grand Bob

Same here. It was THE first movie I bought, and the main reason I bought our first JVC VCR in 1980 for the bargain price of $1300 - it had "piano key" controls and didn't even have a wireless remote. I'm trying to count all of my versions of 2001, but I'm not sure if I enough fingers and toes.

I can do that!
1 x VHS
2 x Laserdisc (Criterion CLV + MGM CAV box set)
3 x DVD (original MGM non-anamorphic POS, WB "SK Collection" and the last WB release [has the same cover as the Blu-ray])
1 x Blu-ray (so far )

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

Terminator 2: Skynet Edition

[Mr. J]

Battlestar Galactica The Complete Series!! If I had to get rid of everything, I would keep this!!!!!!

[Zero_Cool]

I would say weeds. I love that show. I watch all 5 seasons once a month. I am a huge fan of the show. I love the first 3 seasns the best.

[cantinflas]

King kong
Even though i bought it used and slightly scratched for $10 i don't regret buying it and i Love it to death. It played fine by the way with the scratches and minor ding.

[Iron-Blu-123]

UP
Lost
Matrix
The Dark Knight
Band of Brothers

[steve_dave]

Waiting
War
Max Payne
Gladiator
Australia

[steve1971]

Transformers 1 and 2.
Halloween (1978)
King Kong.
Trick R Treat.

[Porkchop Express]

The Godfather Collection
Pinocchio
The Fall
All my animated superhero movies

[bds59]

Not in any particular order:
Star Trek
Ironman
The Dark Knight
Layercake

[item9]

hands down

UP and Kings of Leon Concert

[Al_The_Strange]

Lots...

"Akira" (with slipcover, yay!)
"Baraka"
"Battlestar Galactica" complete series
"Beowulf" German steelbook
"Blade Runner" (in the collector's suitcase with the 5-disc DVD)
"Bound" French Import
"Braveheart" Sapphire Series
"Casino Royale" 2006, collector's edition
"Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" UK steelbook
"The Dark Knight" Batpod display case
"District 9" UK steelbook
"Downfall" UK Import
"Dr Strangelove" digibook
"Dune" French Import
"The Elephant Man" UK Import
"Equilibrium" UK Import (not OAR, but oh well)
"The Fast and the Furious" UK steelbook with all four movies inside
"Final Fantasy: Advent Children"
"Flags of Our Fathers" German steelbook
"Funny Games" UK Import
"Ghost in the Shell" 2.0
"Gladiator" UK steelbook (if they rerelease it, I'll probably swap out the discs)
"The Godfather" complete collection
"The Goonies" UK Import
"Highlander" UK steelbook
"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" massive digibook (hey, I didn't think the movie was that bad...)
"Inglourious Basterds" UK limited edition
"The Island" UK Import
"The Italian Job" 1969 UK Import
"Letters from Iwo Jima" German steelbook
"The Matrix" Ultimate Collection
"Monsters Inc"
"North By Northwest" digibook
"Oldboy"
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" digibook
"The Passion"
"The Patriot" German steelbook
"Pierot Le Fou" Criterion edition (going OOP!)
"Playtime" Criterion edition
"The Seventh Seal" Criterion edition
"Sin City"
"Sleeping Beauty"
"Star Trek" movie collection I-VI
"Star Trek" movie collection VII-X
"Star Trek" 2009
"10000 BC" (...yeah the movie stinks, but it's a UK steelbook! So there!)
"The Third Man" Criterion digipak (now OOP)
"Transformers" 1986 UK Import
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" Big Screen Edition
"Tomb Raider" 2-movie set, German Import
"300" Ultimate Experience Edition
"Wages of Fear" Criterion edition
"Wall-E"
"Waltz With Bashir" UK Import
"Wanted" collector's edition
"Wizard of Oz" Emerald Edition (not the huge UCE)
"Zulu" UK Import

Soon, these will be accentuated by:

"Avatar" steelbook, from somewhere!
"Halo Legends" BB steelbook
"Lord of the Rings" steelbooks, from somewhere!
"Minority Report" UK steelbook
"Ninja Assassin" German steelbook
"Ponyo"
"Yojimbo/Sanjuro" Criterion set

[Sagacious Koreo]

I kind of feel that way about all my blus too. I can watch any of them at any time and be satisfied. The first one that immediately came to my mind though was 'Ip Man'. I think that's my most replayed film, yet I'd watch it again at the drop of a hat. Don't have a problem watching any of my movies again though.

[neos_peace]

I'm proud of all my Blu's I fel like a special elite person when I pick up that Blu. It's awesome