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Old 09-06-10, 07:32 PM
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

This is what I want to purchase.

October 05, 2010
Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition) (Buena Vista)
The Exorcist: Extended Director's Cut (Warner Brothers)
Grindhouse: Special Edition (Vivendi)

October 12, 2010
The Darjeeling Limited (Criterion)
Dollhouse: Season 2 (20th Century Fox)

October 15, 2010
How to Train Your Dragon (Paramount)

October 19, 2010
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition (Lionsgate)
Black Christmas (2006) (Vivendi)
Moulin Rouge! (20th Century Fox)
Predators (20th Century Fox)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (35th Anniversary Edition) (20th Century Fox)
Romeo + Juliet (MGM/UA)
Seven Samurai (Criterion)

October 26, 2010
Alien Anthology (20th Century Fox)
Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy (Universal)
Maniac (1980) (Blue Underground)
Sex and the City 2 (Warner Brothers)

What I will purchase is an entirely different story because I will hold out until some of these become cheap. I will purchase Beauty and the Beast and Sex and the City 2 on street date for the GF alongside Grindhouse and Rocky Horror as they're two of my favorite movies, but I have patience for everything else.
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To those on here who are making comments about some of us spending to much money on movies or being impatient.
All i have to say is this, There are far worse things one could be spending money on than movies.

Better spending Our money on lots of movies than on alcohol or drugs.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

I've been mentioning how "rough" October was going to be for a good while now. I've worked things up to use credit, reward zone coupons I've saved, a giftcard, the Disney coupon (and hoping for another), my credit card and good old cash.

Never had to be as creative and spread things around like that.

Still, it was a decent break that BB got Hard Candy, High Tension, and Secretary before October and all for under $10. That's about $45 less out of what I planned to spend in October.

Oh, and being disappointed with "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" was another break because I could cross off the sequel too.

Still, it's either my most expensive or 2nd most expensive month since I went blu.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

October 05, 2010
Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition)
The Exorcist: Extended Director's Cut
Grindhouse: Special Edition
High Tension
The Karate Kid (2010)
Troll 2: The 20th Anniversary Nilbog Edition

October 12, 2010
The Darjeeling Limited
Dollhouse: Season 2

Three Kings (Warner Brothers)

October 15, 2010
How to Train Your Dragon

October 19, 2010
Apocalypse Now
Moulin Rouge!
My Dog Skip
Predators
Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition
Romeo + Juliet

October 26, 2010
Alien Anthology
Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Complete Season Two

Everything Bolded will be a day one purchase, the other stuff can wait for a deal. Not the worst month I've ever seen IMO - sure there are a few really high profile releases, but nothing so crazy that it probably demanded its own thread
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October 05, 2010
30 Days of Night: Dark Days (Sony) - wait for price drop
Hard Candy (Lionsgate) - already purchased from Best Buy
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) (Warner Brothers) - immediate purchase
Rocky III (MGM/UA) - immediate purchase
Rocky IV (MGM/UA) - immediate purchase
Splice (Warner Brothers) - wait for price drop

October 12, 2010

Dollhouse: Season 2 (20th Century Fox) - immediate purchase
Jonah Hex (Warner Brothers) - wait for price drop

October 19, 2010
Black Christmas (2006) (Vivendi) - wait for price drop
Predators (20th Century Fox) - maybe pending rental viewing

October 26, 2010
Alien Anthology (20th Century Fox) - immediate purchase
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

It's not just Oct that will be expensive. Sept is already starting for me.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

I imagine I'll end up most or all of these eventually, but we'll see how many I actually pick up in October.

October 05, 2010
Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition) (Buena Vista)
The Exorcist: Extended Director's Cut (Warner Brothers)
The Maltese Falcon (Warner)
The Mission (Warner Brothers)
Peanuts Holiday Collection (Warner Brothers)
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Warner Brothers)

October 12, 2010
Christmas Classics Gift Set (Universal Music)
The Darjeeling Limited (Criterion)
Three Kings (Warner Brothers)

October 19, 2010
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition (Lionsgate)
Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition (Universal)
Seven Samurai (Criterion)

October 26, 2010
Alien Anthology (20th Century Fox)
Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy (Universal)
House (1977) (Criterion)
Paths of Glory (Criterion)
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Can someone tell me more about these Rocky Blu-rays listed in the original post? I know they're already out on blu-ray, are they reissuing them with special features finally?
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

What I'll be getting:

10/05
The Exorcist
Grindhouse
The Last of the Mohicans
The Maltese Falcon
The Mission
Splice
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

10/12
The Darjeeling Limited
Ladies and Gentlemen... The Rolling Stones
Three Kings
How to Train Your Dragon

10/19
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition
Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition
Seven Samurai
(the above are arguably the best movies from the decade they were each made, '70s, '60s, '50s, respectively)

10/26
Alien Anthology
Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy
Hausu
Paths of Glory
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Complete Season Two

A fairly packed month, but nothing near how releases were 7 or 8 years ago.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

Originally Posted by AmityBoatTours
To those on here who are making comments about some of us spending to much money on movies or being impatient.
All i have to say is this, There are far worse things one could be spending money on than movies.

Better spending Our money on lots of movies than on alcohol or drugs.
I'm never critical of how others are spending their hard earned dollars. In fact the reverse has been true. people have complained to me about being cheap and why worry about a few dollars one way or the other?

I just have been far more critical and selective in my purchases than i ever was with DVD. There are very few titles i need to have on release day since so many times they will be on sale a few weeks later. For some it's about the collecting and the thrill of the hunt. Now I just rent so it's strictly about watching and only buying those I know are worthy of repeated viewings.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

Originally Posted by AmityBoatTours
To those on here who are making comments about some of us spending to much money on movies or being impatient.
All i have to say is this, There are far worse things one could be spending money on than movies.

Better spending Our money on lots of movies than on alcohol or drugs.
To use an example...

Minority Report hit Blu-ray on April 15th. SRP is $29.99 and most places were selling it for $18.99 - $20.99 on release date (give or take). Less than three months later on July 1st, I was able to pick it up at Best Buy for $10 new.

House of the Devil hit Blu-ray on February 2nd. SRP is $34.99 and most places were selling it for $22.99 - $24.99 on release date (again give or take). Less than four months later on May 30th, I was able to pick it up at FYE for $10 new.

Don't get me wrong, I purchase a lot of Blu-rays per month. However, I also want the best deal to go along with it. There's some titles that I need right on release date, but I'm cool with waiting on other titles (specifically upgrades from DVD) if I'm going to be saving more than 50%.
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Originally Posted by Lipid
Can someone tell me more about these Rocky Blu-rays listed in the original post? I know they're already out on blu-ray, are they reissuing them with special features finally?
The discs will be the same as in the BD box set, but each one comes with the DVD version.
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I'm just getting Beauty and the Beat and Grindhouse.. maybe Apocalypse Now and/or Back to the Future at some later point.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

Slumber Party Massacre Collection
The Evil/Twice Dead double feature
Beauty and the Beast
The Exorcist
Grindhouse
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Troll 2
The Darjeeling Limited
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition
Predators
Alien Anthology
Back to the Future: Trilogy
Maniac

On top of all that, my wedding is Oct. 16th followed by a honeymoon. I hope I get a lot of overtime this month at work.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

October 05, 2010

30 Days of Night: Dark Days (Sony)
Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition) (Buena Vista)
The Exorcist: Extended Director's Cut (Warner Brothers)
Grindhouse: Special Edition (Vivendi)
Mad Max (MGM/UA)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) (Warner Brothers)
Robocop Trilogy (MGM/UA)
Splice (Warner Brothers)
Troll 2: The 20th Anniversary Nilbog Edition (MGM/UA)

October 12, 2010
The Darjeeling Limited (Criterion)
Dollhouse: Season 2 (20th Century Fox)
Red Dragon (Universal)
Wolverine and the X-Men: The Complete Series (Lionsgate)

October 15, 2010
How to Train Your Dragon (Paramount)

October 19, 2010
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition (Lionsgate)
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Ultimate Edition (Warner Brothers)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Ultimate Edition (Warner Brothers)
Oceans (Disneynature)
Predators (20th Century Fox)
Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition (Universal)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (35th Anniversary Edition) (20th Century Fox)
Romeo + Juliet (MGM/UA)
Seven Samurai (Criterion)

October 26, 2010
Alien Anthology (20th Century Fox)
Back to the Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy (Universal)
Elf: Ultimate Collector's Edition (New Line Cinema)
The Girl Who Played with Fire (Music Box)
Maniac (1980) (Blue Underground)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Complete Season Two (Warner Brothers)
Winter's Bone (Lionsgate)
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What I'll be getting Blu-Ray wise....

OCTOBER 5TH
30 Days of Night 2 Dark Days BD
Beauty & the Beast BD
A Nightmare On Elm Street BD
Exorcist BD
Grindhouse BD

OCTOBER 12TH
Jonah Hex BD
Lost Boys III:The Thirst BD

OCTOBER 15TH
How to Train Your Dragon BD

OCTOBER 19TH
Predators BD
Apocalypse Now Full Disclosure BD
Psycho BD
Accidentally on Purpose $20 BF
Harry Potter III Ultimate Edition BD
Harry Potter IV Ultimate Edition BD

OCTOBER 26TH
Star Wars Clone Wars Season 2 BD
Sex and the City 2 BD
Back to the Future Trilogy BD
Alien Anthology BD
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

Will buy within the first week: Grindhouse, Alien Anthology, Apocalypse Now
Will definitely buy at some point, can live with the current DVD in the meantime: Three Kings, The Treasure of Sierra Madre, Back to the Future, Psycho, Paths of Glory, The Exorcist

And of course there's newer stuff (Predators, 30 Days of Night: Dark Days, How to Train Your Dragon, Nightmare on Elm Street, Splice, Please Give, etc.) that I'll inevtiably Netflix, via rental or streaming.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

Not so crazy really,

Alien Anthology
Back 2 The Future trilogy
how To train Your Dragon
Predators
Splice
The year without a Santa clause
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All Criterions (The Darjeeling Limited, Seven Samurai, House, The Magician and Paths of Glory) get shuffled back to the next BN sale, but otherwise October looks like this for me:
  • Beauty and The Beast
  • Grindhouse
  • The Maltese Falcon
  • Peanuts Holiday Collection
  • Treasure of the Sierra Madre
  • The Exorcist
  • Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition
  • Psycho
  • Moulin Rouge!
  • The Rocky Horror Picture Show
  • Alien Anthology
  • Back to The Future: 25th Anniversary Trilogy

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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

I only have one for the month of October, Grindhouse.

It makes sense to hold off for me on these releases, since Black Friday will be not to far off. Additionally, if I hold my cash for the Criterion sale....

In any event, there is some great stuff coming out.
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Re: Just how incredibly expensive and awesome will October be for you?

October won't really be all that expensive for me as the only titles I plan on picking up on release are Grindhouse (pre-ordered for $13.99!) and The Slumber Party Massacre Collection.
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Originally Posted by StephenX
Black Christmas (2006) (Vivendi)
What? Is is an American release of it? I knew there was a Canadian BD that was 1080i but had no clue there was an American release coming up.

October will be HUGE for me.

A list of the things I will buy no matter what:

October 5th:

Beauty & the Beast
The Exorcist
Slumber Party Massacre Collection

October 19th

Psycho: 50th Anniversary
The Psycho Legacy <------ Super Psyched for This!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: 35th Anniversary

October 26th

Back to the Future Trilogy <--------- Also very excited for
Alien Anthology <------- Very excited

Other titles coming out which I want but can wait on:

October 5th

The Year Without a Santa Claus (1974)
Peanuts Holiday Collection
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

October 12th

Dexter's Laboratory: Season 1
Christmas Classics Gift Set
Red Dragon

October 26th

Maniac: Special Edition
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I could care less about what people buy or spend their money on, but I do wonder how they find the time to watch it all. Or how often it gets watched after the first time. That's certainly my biggest concern about my own purchasing habits with movies and music.

For me, October looks like 9 purchases (Splice, BATB, Moulin Rouge, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, My Dog Skip, Psycho, BTTF, Alien Quad, and Winter's Bone) which actually adds 14 new films to the already over-stuffed library.

2 CDs in October would ordinarily seen like no big deal, but they just add to the damage.
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Not as bad as I thought.

Grindhouse
Predators
Alien Anthology

Though I may just wait for Alien and Aliens to get seperate releases or when the set drops in price.
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already bought 'High Tension'

Alien Anthology [have several Best Buy GC's I'm using for that]
Moulin Rouge!
The Last of the Mohicans
How To Train Your Dragon (Barnes and Noblie preorder)
The Exorcist
Grindhouse (got the wrong preorder price from Amazon $13.99 - )

holding off on the Criterions til the supposed November Barnes and Noble sale.

Oceans - hold off and wait to see if I can I find a Region A import that has the longer cut of the film

Beauty and the Beast [w/ Best Buy steelbook]

waiting for Maniac to drop down in price - not an immediate purchase

I think all my import orders for the Argento blurays are coming out in October in the UK.

I haven't seen what the supplement features of the bluray is, but I might buy 'The Secret of Kells'

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