I'd love that option. I'm not a big fan of clicking on tiny numbers or "Next". I usually just want to keep scrolling until I see something interesting.
I spent 40 years in a spiritual desert until recently coming back to God through Jesus. Moses knew why such things happen:
As for the movie itself: “Superb!”
I would spend as much time as possible at one of those skin care kiosks at the mall, biding my time.
Thousands of my dollars later (worth it), when the Terminator inevitably finds me, the salesgirl there will accost him aggressively, give him one shiny fingernail, and then basically disrupt his...
I think if they did another “Worf! What the hell are you doing here?!” followed by trailing-off excusatory babble from the Klingon, I’d be on board with that.
The world is almost mine, except this disc is heavy on red skin tones, crushed blacks... and I see a prompt when I insert the disc in my OPPO 203 saying I should hook up an UHD display (a 2016 LG OLED) that I must click OK to (using the OPPO remote).
I fiddled with a number of player/ TV...
Now I remember “The Fantastic Journey” from 1977. Dunno why it made any impression at all, except from being excited by any new sci-fi show. All I actually remember was Ike Eisenmann and the glowy fork thing and “I will terminate you!” Back when The Bermuda Triangle was a legitimate plot device.
I’m getting this even though I have the last, amazing edition because (a) I’m a mad-man and (b) I support the incredible effort and love put into this and, finally, (c) Suspiria is an amazing film. Truly amazing.
I remember a creative writing book that spent an entire chapter discussing the “necessary scene,” which is what resolves the story’s conflict and leads to a (hopefully) satisfying conclusion to the tale.
Example: Gunslinger and frightened sheriff square off at high noon. Sheriff finds his...
Bad news. I owned one of the “rare” DVD director’s cut specimens, but accidentally spent it on a pack of Funions — right as a runaway wrecking ball bashed in the corner deli and prevented me from hurriedly changing my mind to Dipsy Doodles instead.
I had to go into my receiver and set the audio delay to 200ms to compensate for extreme lip-sync issues. Coppola’s introduction looked like a bad chop-socky movie, and the feature itself was no better. My receiver was set to like 60ms or so up to this point.
No crimson/pink issues with my Oppo...