Currently this site seems to be down. Thank goodness I copied the content a few minutes before, just in case something like this happened, so that I could make sure a few of my Beatle friends had the opportunity to be amused by this diatribe:) There is so much funny stuff in here...I really...
Definately go with the Panasonic. I bought one a couple of months ago (upgraded my 65" Widescreen Toshiba RPTV) and absolutely love it. I also spent much time comparing the ED sets with the HD sets and IMO there was not enough picture improvement to justify the added cost. I don't care about...
Interesting thread...gotta check out my copies of any discs that are mentioned as possible candidates. Last year my copy of Carlito's Way stopped playing in any of my players (since I was wanting to upgrade to the new release I just trashed the old one and picked up the new one)...a few days...
Missed it in the theater...you did have to be quick! Watched the DVD this afternoon, and although I pretty much knew that I was gonna like it...simply exceeded my highest expectations by a mile. A beautiful, unusual, resonant, and emotionally charged film. Easily the best I've seen this year...
Easy....'77-'79. Punk hit and new wave was swelling, music was vibrant and alive. It was an incredibly exciting time musically! Here we have some newly arriving artists and some others who were at the peak (to me) of their careers...Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, Blondie, Joe Jackson, The Clash...
I'm waiting for an official release of this DVD. Really great concert would sound awesome in DTS. Billy Preston's performance of "That's The Way God Planned It" alone is worth the price of admission!
Man, I can't WAIT to get the Cassavetes set! An extraordinary filmaker who has been woefully under-represented on DVD. I only wish Mikey and Nicky was included in the set.
Highly underated...one of my favorite Spielberg films. I'll be very happy to finally replace my laserdisc. Since I spent quite a bit of time on differents sets of this picture, I'm really hoping for extensive supplemental material!
Electric Light Orchestra's Zoom Tour Live is BY FAR my favorite concert DVD. The audio/video, production values are top-notch and the performances are incredible. This DVD is the concert DVD that I measure all others by.
I'm listing the album I listen to most by my favorite artists. The Beatles - Abbey Road Catherine Wheel - Adam & Eve Bob Dylan - Street Legal Graham Parker - Squeezing Out Sparks Pink Floyd - Animals David Bowie - Low The Babys - Head First Electric Light Orchestra - Time Jethro Tull...
Just finished watching House of Sand and Fog this morning. An extremely powerful film, which includes, without doubt, three of the greatest performances you'll see this year...or any other year. I haven't seen Mystic River yet, but it's difficult to imagine a performance that topped Kingsley's...