DVD 11/17
| | 1. Avatar And now, we finally get the extra features we want for Avatar, like the "Family Audo Track" with all objectionable language removed. Doesn't look like there's commentary, though, which is the only reason I'd want to rent this, alas. |
| | 2. A Christmas Carol One of those epic year-long waits for a DVD, but I guess it makes sense when the movie has Christmas right in the name. I'm sure Disney was hoping it would do more than $137 million on a $200 million budget, but I'm sure it'll do alright on DVD. |
| | 3. The Last Airbender |
| | 4. Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore How does someone spend $85 million on a Cats & Dogs 2? I likes kitties AND puppies, and even I know that's a bad idea. |
| | 5. Lottery Ticket I have no ability to write anything witty about this movie. It's apparently not very good. |
| | 6. The Kids Are All Right Hey, how the kids doing? They're all right, thanks for asking. |
| | 7. Best Worst Movie This is already on Netflix Streaming, so probably no need to run out and catch the DVD, but maybe you want to PISS ON HOSPITALITY? |
| | 8. The Extra Man I actively disliked this movie. I don't really have anything good to say about it, but then, I guess you know that. |
| | 9. BearCity "BearCity is a witty and sexy story of a group of big, hairy men living, loving, and learning in the Big Apple. Take the girls from Sex and the City, inject them with large amounts of testosterone, tape fur coats to their bodies and you have something almost as great as BearCity." I...I want to see this. |
| | 10. Metropolis The Complete Metropolis, including the newly-discovered footage that was thought to be permanently lost. Yay! |
| | 11. Modern Times Criterion Collection version of Chaplin's masterpiece! |
| | 12. The Night of the Hunter Criterion Collection, again. I guess we have this movie to thank for 55 years of knuckle tattoos. |
| | 13. Heroes The Complete Series! Also out is The Office: Digital Shorts Collection, Glee: Season 1 Giftset, Gangland: Complete Season Six, Perry Mason: Season Five, Volume 2 (Why on Earth do these people split seasons up into two releases?), and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia: Sunny Christmas. |


























Edit: er, rather, aside from that Panasonic exclusivity deal.
Marketing!
I gave up sometime during season 3 as well. However, if I do buy any season of Heroes, it will only be of Season 1 since that was the show at it's best.
Seriously, I'm thinking about picking that movie up (obviously not for more than $10 new on Blu-Ray). IT has a Happening type vibe, a movie that's so inept that it's hilarious. The movie really grew on me the more I thought about it in the most ironically entertaining way possible.
Maybe its different per state but best worst movie isn't on netflix instant streaming yet for me.
I have Heroes Season 1 on my Netflix queue. That's basically the same thing as having the entire series on DVD. Except better.
Also...I'm getting the avatar blu ray and i am excited