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Challenge #12
I've never been particularly loyal to any directors. Everyone has hits and misses. But here's a list of some that probably fall near the top.
1. Peter Jackson - Simply for giving us the trilogy in about as flawless and timeless a form as it could have been (imo).
2. Denis Villeneuve - I'm just loving his style so far and always look forward to seeing what's next.
3. Tarantino - Not much needing to be said here.
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Like it? Buy it.
Don't like it? Don't buy it.
🤷♂️
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Challenge #10
Sneaking this one in just before heading out on vacation tonight. See you all in 2 weeks!
Favorite hero weapon probably has to be Luke's lightsaber. Im sure part of it was the age I first saw those movies, but just don't know the last time I reacted that way to the introduction of a weapon in any universe. So much awe and reverence is given to the lightsabers all through the franchise. They are almost their own characters within those movies which is so unique.
Favorite baddy weapon is going to the Zorg ZF-1...
1. Mjolnir
2. Assorted Guardians weapons
3. Assorted Wakanda weapons
4. Holy Shotgun
5. Not sure which is more deadly, the giant gun, or Michelle Rodriguez with that sucker
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Challenge #8
Nothing fancy for my organization. All alphabetical except for a few exceptions. Disney and Marvel both have their own sections, and I group together a few like the Tarantino and Miyazaki films.
Red: Dredd - Mondo
Orange: Blade Runner 2049 - FAC
Yellow: Evolution
Green: Robin Hood - Zavvi
Pale Blue: The Fifth Element - Novamedia
Purple: Hunchback of Notre Dame - Zavvi
Pink: Grease
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Challenge #7 ... coming in last minute again, but it is still Sunday night here!
While I do love a good creepy/horror movie it isn't my go to genre for collecting, so sadly don't have much new to throw in the ring from what everyone else has already posted. But I want my points dang it! So here are my few favs from my collection that do fit.
First creepy experience for me was probably staying up late waaay too early in my childhood watching X-Files, but for a movie the one that left a lasting impression was probably Chucky. Watched the original when I was in maybe 2nd or 3rd grade after my friend's older brother had rented it and left it out for us to find, having walked home from school before anybody else was there yet to stop us watching. We had each other convinced we were seeing creepy dolls following us around for months after that!
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After seeing some of the others in here with longer usernames, I really think those with the 3 to 4~ letters need to spell out their username PLUS the entire title of each movie in their name, with totally different movies. For fairness sake, and maybe a little spite. 😆
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Challenge #6: Another good one! Been so curious about a few of the usernames on here. 👀
a Alien - Filmarena
n Nightcrawler - Mondo
t True Romance - Arrow Video
i I Am Legend - HDZeta
a Apocalypse Now - Novamedia
p Pan's Labyrinth - Mondo
a Atomic Blonde - KimchiDVD
t Thor - Blufans
h How the Grinch Stole Christmas - CM
e Edge of Tomorrow - HDZeta
t Thor Ragnarok - WeET
i Interstellar - HDZeta
c Constantine - Manta Lab
I've been using the same sn since freshman year of high school. Apathy came up as a term in civics class and I've always tried to base my life around empathy... so it struck a chord with me. No idea where I first used it but being young, optimistic, and far less cynical at the time, it stuck. I've mulled over others for awhile now, something a bit more comical, but every time a new login screen pops up it seems so much easier to use what's familiar rather than juggle even more names across even more sites. I'm much more laid back and not as serious as the name implies! 🙃
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Challenge #5 - This was a fun one! Had to dig into old order confirmations and my PP account to see which were actually my firsts. I went 0-100 real quick on the premium collection. This $#*! is addicting yo!
1. First ever premium order actually stemmed from my second ever (there is order to this logic eventually). I had previously bought the Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2 steels (along with Gladiator) from Best Buy. My very first ever of the steelbook variety. After getting sucked into collecting them from that point on I started to wonder what else was out there for Tarantino. My search turned up all those amazing premium editions, but also premiums as a thing in general. These 2 were the very first I could not resist from the rabbit hole I was about to plunge down.
2. Why was my first premium not Tarantino when that search is what led me to premiums in the first place?? Because I was struggling hard on which editions to choose (only 1 of each... at the time 😬), as well as digging deep into my soul (and wallet 💸) to determine if this was really a hobby I wanted to invest in more seriously and hook myself on.
SpoilerIt was!
So with editions finally chosen, I give you my 2nd ever order and the result of my first Covid stimulus check...
3. I'm a sucker for musicals and this is a shared favorite of both the girlfriend and me, so snagged this one shortly after the first two to help try and justify the new hobby and "investments" to her... plus it's just dang pretty!
4 and 5, and the very first of the MP group buys... I wasn't sure how to choose. I was originally led to MP when I decided to jump on a premium Marvel collection (VERY late in the game) and wanted to check out both what MP was all about after the little I'd heard and to try and get myself into the Endgame GB. That journey led me to Cinemuseum and their release of The Goonies while waiting on the Endgame GB to open. So...
4. Very first MP GB joined.
5. But, very first MP premium paid for and received (cause you know... CM wait times be like *taps watch).
Honorable mention to CM The Grinch. Actually my 2nd ever MP GB joined, but that thing didn't release until forever and a day later ⏱️🥀
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#3 for me, because it's just too funny... The "You've got red on you." red pen from EverythingBlu's Shaun of the Dead.
#2 stop using inappropriate language Wagon keychain included with the Novamedia Kill Bill Vol. 1 OC. Had to fight my girlfriend off from stealing this from me and bought her own to keep it safe (just the keychain not the whole OC cause ouchie this one was pricey to get)!
#1 has to be the amazing foil art print courtesy of MP that came as a bonus with the HDZeta TDK motherbox. Sorry for disappointing pics. I don't have a display home for it yet and pulling it out of that box is a b***. Still so pretty though 😍
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1 hour ago, tr0llhatt said:
There's gonna be a smorgasbord (buffet!) of Indiana Jones sets out in the wild. Which to keep, UC and ???
All of them. The answer is all of them.
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On 9/3/2022 at 8:19 AM, damships said:
Mixed response from me. I really enjoyed the first episode. The second, however, was kind of mediocre. Whenever the harfoots are on screen, I kind of just roll my eyes and want the next scene to come by. Arondir and Bronwyn started off as a little boring, but it's picked up. I really wish the show focused on Galadriel a lot more as I enjoy her scenes the most.
It's interesting how everyone's perspectives on the show are so different. I've read tons of people saying the elves are boring and the harfoots are their favorite. I'm the opposite lol.
Overall, I was impressed with the first episode, but the second episode really didn't do much -- some of it also didn't make sense.
How in the world does Galadriel think she can jump off a boat and swim back to Middle Earth? lol
Throwing my reply into a spoiler just in case...
SpoilerElves in Tolkien's universe are pretty supernatural and don't have the same physical constraints as the other races. We often think of them as a woodland race, but they are born with a love for the water and are adept at seafaring (they did cross from Valinor to Middle Earth, repeatedly). They are much lighter and stronger than men, and quite resilient to the extremes of nature as well... being resistant to both weather/temperature and disease. Remember Legolas being so light of foot he walks atop the snow as they attempt to cross the pass, unaffected by the cold? Or having so much stamina he didn't even really sleep while pursuing the Orcs?
Quote…Only Legolas still stepped as lightly as ever, his feet hardly seeming to press the grass. leaving no footprints as he passed; but in the waybread of the Elves he found all the sustenance that he needed, and he could sleep, if sleep it could be called by Men, resting his mind in the strange paths of elvish dreams, even as he walked open-eyed in the light of this world.
Then there is the fact that Galadriel is not just a common elf, but a commander in their army and on her way to becoming one of the most powerful elves and even mortal beings known to Middle Earth (that troll kill tho!). At this point she is driven by her vow to fulfill her brother's quest and is convinced that if she does not return to persist in her fight that it very well could mean the fall of literally everything. We aren't talking a GoT fight for control over a throne, but a battle of light and dark for the very existence of the world. So at this point I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt that she has both the will and ability to cross that sea, on her shear stubbornness alone 😄And that's all I have to say about that.
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On 9/5/2022 at 7:05 AM, Gary K said:
Great start om the Disney's! Love seeing someone else who couldn't resist all 3 Kimchi Incredibles 🙌🏻
1 hour ago, Gary K said:In case you missed @extantsrevenge, thanks!
Awards usually go out in one big sweep once or twice a week. He will catch this on the next pass for sure.
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I don't even know what it is yet but based on your work so far...
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15 minutes ago, deckard99 said:
WEA would be very difficult for a boxset like this since it would require 4 WEA steelbooks all created at the same time with a high minimum quantity on each (huge upfront cost). Fortunately the new WWA 4K steelbooks all have excellent art so they should do quite nicely.I do love the artwork on the new ones but the framing is off to me. Looks like a sticker of the poster artwork was thrown on the case rather than it being designed specifically for the steelbook. But like that's keeping me from buying them all up one bit 😅 I'll get my pretty artwork fix from all the slipcases and extras!
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1 minute ago, Boilersteel said:
I want WEAs of these so badly 🥺 ... but no pondering. They'll ALL be going on my shelves.
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About to own enough different sets of these movies to start my OWN museum.
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I had my reservations early on with some of the CGI and artistic choices, but this is looking better and better to me with each teaser.
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Awesome thanks! I do wish they were taller but might have to grab them regardless just because they're so sweet and seem about the best quality I've seen.
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10 minutes ago, Sidewinder said:
I got mine off ebay with a Fellowship Extended DVD collector's edition set.
I think I eyed that option. Are they actually fairly heavy? How tall are they? Would love to find a pair that actually sit as tall as the books. So many I find are such shorties which is underwhelming for what they are modeled after lol. If those are the best option though I'm going to have to hunt them down!
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30 minutes ago, Lordgladiator said:
Love your collection! Making me want to add the rest of those slipcover editions of the books to my own. I only have Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales so far from those but they are so quality.
Where did you get the Argonath bookends? I've eyed several versions for myself but keep running into reviews about very questionable quality.
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Media Psychos Psycho Challenge! NEW: CHALLENGE 38 IS NOW LIVE!
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Challenge #12 (amended!)
So after browsing more posts for this week's challenge I realized the instructions were 3 movies from 3 different directors EACH. Should have known it wouldn't be that easy. I spent the past 2 weeks in the Carriebean so i blame my sun-friend brain for this one. Here is my fixed post before time runs out and daddy @extantsrevenge comes around to yell at my failures. 🥺
1. Peter Jackson - Simply for giving us the trilogy in about as flawless and timeless a form as it could have been (imo). And because Tolkien is love, LOTR is life 💚
2. Denis Villeneuve - I'm just loving his style so far and always look forward to seeing what's next.
3. Tarantino - Not much needing to be said here. Seems to be a very popular one this challenge!