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True, DTS really does piss all over everything else though
Originally posted by Embattle
It was strange that Monster Inc. came out in the US after UK, what did you get on the UK version?
Originally posted by Moving Target
Didn't he do Leon, which has to have the most boring middle ever.
Originally posted by Moving Target
Original was better.
"The Thing" is not a remake of the 1951 film "The Thing From Another World" as widely believed. It is a re-telling of the short story "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell.
Originally posted by WPKenny
RE: The Thing, directed by John Carpenter.
There is no "original" black and white version.
If you'd got the DVD and paid attention to the extras you'd have heard it stated that John based his film on a short story and NOT the B&W film.
From the IMDB:
I amOriginally posted by Moving Target
I'm not rich :/
Originally posted by ZaPpeh
But you need to flash the firmware of your dvd drive first.........
Originally posted by Moving Target
The original had atmosphere, while the JC version was dull.
Originally posted by ZaPpeh
Maybe thats because you have an older DVD drive
Originally posted by oldlester
"You've gotta be fuckin' kidding"
Originally posted by oldlester
"You've gotta be fuckin' kidding"
Originally posted by Summo
Aha! But my newer DVD is faster than yours, so I can watch four films in the time it takes you to watch one.
Originally posted by ~YuckFou~
Whats the point,really?
You watch a dvd, you've seen it.
Why spend £1,000's, just go down to Blockbuster, rent it, watch it, take it back.
I have precisely fuck all dvds (no dvd player either, just a ps2), and only a handfull of videos, that have all been xmas pressies.
Originally posted by legendario
A lot of movies can be nearly as enjoyable when viewed again. Sometimes they make more sense with subsequent viewings.
SO with £3.50 a rental from blockbuster I buy the films that i know i'll watch again.