7.28.2008

DVDs Or Death!

Dum da dum! DVDs Or Death! (Man, if feels like I JUST did this...).


The Lost Boys: The Tribe.

Brief Synopsis: Follow-Up To Nearly 20-Year-Old Vampire Flick.

Comments: So THAT'S where the Corey's have been!

Viewing Option: Skip.


Doomsday.

Brief Synopsis: Ridiculousness On A Spoon.

Comments: Seriously, this movie was crazy bizarre. But I can't deny it was highly enjoyable.

Viewing Option: Tempted To Buy (Otherwise TV).


Never Back Down.

Brief Synopsis: Like Fight Club, But Lame.

Comments: My sister wanted to see this but... unlike the title suggests... I had to back down.

Viewing Option: TV or Skip.


Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay.

Brief Synopsis: Like The First One, But Lame.

Comments: I'd rather go to White Castle.

Viewing Option: TV or Skip.
Posted by Nick at 7:21 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Adam FrazierJuly 28, 2008 at 8:23 PM

    You forgot the Must-Purchase DVD of this week... the Director's Cut of "Dark City" - mmmmmmmm

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  2. NickJuly 28, 2008 at 8:30 PM

    I knew somebody was gonna mention that...

    I've tried to watch Dark City numerous times, and every time I attempt it, I always end up falling asleep.

    And that's weird, because I love Dystopian fiction/movies. Maybe I just keep trying to watch it too late at night.

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  3. FletchJuly 28, 2008 at 8:55 PM

    How dare you compare Never Back Down to Fight Club. Fight Club is NOT ABOUT FIGHTING.

    Instead, I suggest a comparison to Bloodsport (but lame). Not that I have or will see NBD.

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  4. NickJuly 28, 2008 at 9:42 PM

    Fletch: lol... I was wondering if/when somebody was gonna get on me for the Fight Club comparison. Glad you took it upon yourself :P .

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  5. RachelJuly 29, 2008 at 9:33 PM

    I think The Lost Boys (which rules) is 20 years old now. It was the first R rated flick I ever watched and I was about 7.

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  6. NickJuly 29, 2008 at 9:39 PM

    Yeah, see... that's why I don't do math. For whatever reason, I was thinking the 80s was only 10 years ago.

    Am *I* stuck in the 90s or what? :P

    But fixed... thanks :) .

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