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Right there with ya! ;)
HD Download of Diamonds are Forever 9 Eon digital copies bought 15 to go, my deadline to get the whole series is before the Bond 25 release.
I haven't seen them all- now I will.
I have all the movies The Final Chapter I thought was one of the better films in the series.
This fall I finally picked up the 5-film collection for a great price:
Contrary to @Fire_and_Ice_Returns, I actually found The Final Chapter my least favorite of the series. Retribution—and I'm really not spoiling anything with this—ends with the promise of an all-out battle featuring many of the cast we've come to know over the films. In a sense, Retribution feels like a final film with its bringing together several of the cast from across the various films. But TFC, surely for budgetary reasons, doesn't show us that battle, skipping instead to the wasteland aftermath, and drops many of the cast we'd expect might have been included. I found it a much smaller scale story in many ways and overall have decided, by comparison with the other 5, that having seen it twice now I really don't care to rewatch it. The one thing I do like about TFC is the resolution of Alice's story. Other than that, I can live with Retribution's promise of the battle to come (that never comes) as the series' ending. So this set was actually the perfect choice for me.
The first film is great. It's really the closest the series ever comes to approaching straight horror with some genuinely tense moments amidst the techno-backed action scenes. Apocalypse generally gets ragged on I feel, but I enjoy it for nostalgic reasons (and for Sienna Guillory's Jill Valentine). It's where the series starts moving away from horror and toward the over-the-top action, a progression that continues incrementally straight on through the series. Extinction is generally held in higher regard. It didn't connect with me at first but I've come around on it and have been appreciating it more and more. Some references to Romero's third zombie flick Day of the Dead, and the deserted Las Vegas setting makes for a great action centerpiece. Afterlife is on the smaller-scale side of things but entertains in its own way and is a perfectly enjoyable bridging film. Retribution might actually be my favorite. The opening sequence alone—played backwards and in slow motion and set to tomandandy's seriously cool score—is a work of explosion-filled art. They're all great fun really, all six of them, and short enough that you can get two or three in at a time to make for one long popcorn-entertainment packed evening. Check your brains at the door—they'll be safer that way. ;)
Resident Evil
Apocalypse and Extinction are on par for me
The Final Chapter
Afterlife
Retribution
Though even the lower ranked films I enjoy alot.
Thanks F&I!
The kingsman films are not only funny but incredibly entertaining, however am I the only one who wasn’t a massive fan of IT, I found it entertaining enough but not really scary, more lighthearted
BD299: Crimson Peak (2015) € 5,00 (New)
BD300!: Hail Caesar! (2016) € 5,00 (New)
BD301: Room (2015) € 5,00 (New)
BD302: Anomalisa (2015) € 5,00 (New)
I've seen this film more times than is good for me, but still love it. From Sissy's great performance, de Palma's excellent film-making and Donaggio's hauntingly beautiful score. This film started my love of de Palma's films and King's novels. Great.
Song To Song
Doctor Who: The Face Of Evil
Doctor Who: Shada
K-Pax (2001) € 0,50
The Last Five Years (2014) € 0,50
Ultra HD
I'm a little late in commenting but I really enjoy the films. However a lot don't. My ranking is...
Resident Evil
Extinction
Apocalypse
Afterlife
The Final Chapter
Retribution (this is the only one that I actually don't like and I've only seen it once)
Let us know what you think and your ranking of each film.
Robot
Terror Of The Zygons
The Invasion Of Time
Horror Of Fang Rock
The Sun Makers
The Key To Time (The Ribos Operation - The Pirate Planet - The Stones Of Blood - The Androids Of Tara - The Power Of Kroll - The Armageddon Factor)
That'll keep HMV in business a while longer.
That's some good watching there. Got all apart from Robot and Horror of Fang Rock, but my son's got HoFG.
Seeing so many on the shelf, it was hard to stop there, I was tempted to also grab the New Beginning set as well as Genesis Of The Daleks.
A nice collection of Tom Baker titles well worth your time. I have got them all as wel except for the Sun makers.
I've been itching to see Caligula for years now, but it seems so incredibly divisive.
Yes, I suppose that's one of those films you kind of just have to see at some point just to have seen it. I'm sure I'll get to it myself some day.