What movie are you adding to your personal library.

[Scotth]

For example the Hobbit series, Hunger games and the new Star Trek series and add in Lone Survivor. Nothing really stretching the imagination.

What are other people buying for their personal libraries that they want to see multiple times?

If anyone is curious I saw Krull as a new option at Amazon for Blu-ray. I mean did that movie sell enough copies as a VHS to justify Blu-ray?

Is Divergent worth adding to the library or wait until it's on HBO?

 

[x SF med]

Princess Bride
Troll
and I need to find an older British movie... The Mind of Mr Soames

 

[LibraryLady]

Tank Girl
Fisher King
Scent of a Woman
All the Dr Who shows

LL

 

[DA SWO]

Picked up lone survivor, it was cheaper then 2 tickets.
Will watch it when the boss returns from Ft Huachuca.

 

[Scubadew]

I'm working on finishing my John Wayne collection. The Searchers is a great watch for those of you that haven't seen it.

On the other hand, I may just keep buying copy after copy of The Big Lebowski.

 

[CQB]

I'm doing series more that films: Game of Thrones & True Blood just previously. Series are pretty good as a movie is done in 90-100 minutes and that's it. Anything with Allan Ball is always worth it as he's such a clever story teller, to wit; Six Feet Under & the aforementioned True Blood. Also True Blood has Deborah Ann Woll.

 

[JHD]

@LibraryLady love the Fisher King. Also, Chocolat, and Four Weddings. The FX series, The League, is also one of my faves.

 

[CDG]

Not really a movie, but I just picked up the first season of ESPN's 30 For 30.

 

[Grunt]

We just purchased the complete series of China Beach.

That is one of the series that we have seen them to the point we know the script.

 

[racing_kitty]

I need to get another copy of City of Lost Children. Love that movie, even though I speak nary a lick of French.

 

[policemedic]

The last few I bought were:
Transformers Trilogy Package
Saving Mr. Banks
Star Trek: Into Darkness
The World's End

 

[Red Flag 1]

Prometheus.
Kingdom of Heaven
Star Trek Into Darkess

 

[medicchick]

Last DVD I bought was a Shaun the Sheep. We did just watch the second 300 movie (cracked up when the credits started) and I think we'll add that to the collection.

 

[Sendero]

Just bought Donovan's Reef with John Wayne

 

[TLDR20]

I have the Dark Knight trilogy, and all of Christopher Nolan's movies on Blue Ray

 

[Dame]

Just by coincidence, the boys just came home with Stripes.

 

[Viper1]

Promethius.
Kingdom of Heaven
Star Trek Into Darkess

May I recommend "Kingdom of Heaven: The Director's Cut." The additional footage really does flesh out the movie conceptually and makes it far more dark and intense in my opinion. Good choices!

 

[Red Flag 1]

May I recommend "Kingdom of Heaven: The Director's Cut." The additional footage really does flesh out the movie conceptually and makes it far more dark and intense in my opinion. Good choices!

Thank you, my friend. I understand that this Ridley Scott film was shortened quite a bit to get it to a "reasonable" length for the silver screen. Several big name stars were in scenes cut from the original film, if the info I have is accurate. My "google fu" also finds that the film is close to the real story of that storied city. I will look for, The Directors Cut, and thank you, again!

 

[The Hate Ape]

What comes to mind:

Harley Davidson & the Marlboro Man
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Cinderella Man
A Bronx Tale
Fight Club
Heat
Dark Night series
Prisoners
Saving Private Ryan
Varsity Blues
Top Gun
Rush
Rampage
Sleepers
The Town
Noah (very new addition)
Kong

 

[The Hate Ape]

I'm doing series more that films: Game of Thrones & True Blood just previously. Series are pretty good as a movie is done in 90-100 minutes and that's it. Anything with Allan Ball is always worth it as he's such a clever story teller, to wit; Six Feet Under & the aforementioned True Blood. Also True Blood has Deborah Ann Woll.

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