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Some of you may know that The Matrix is by far the greatest film I've ever seen, and up until today I was the proud owner of the two disc collectors edition. Now that's going up on eBay to make way for this:
http://www.dvdbulletin.co.uk/reviews/129/
Just ordered it from an online retailer who will remain anonymous for obvious reasons. What's the most exciting part of it though, is all the collectables you receive. Lobby stills, black and white stills, an original Senitype, which is basically an image from the film with one frame of the corresponding 35mm film and an original theatrical full size movie poster. I couldn't click "buy" fast enough.
Anyone else have this?
http://www.dvdbulletin.co.uk/reviews/129/
Just ordered it from an online retailer who will remain anonymous for obvious reasons. What's the most exciting part of it though, is all the collectables you receive. Lobby stills, black and white stills, an original Senitype, which is basically an image from the film with one frame of the corresponding 35mm film and an original theatrical full size movie poster. I couldn't click "buy" fast enough.
Anyone else have this?
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mr sunday night wrote:
> i love these films, i found it got better with each one for me...yep
> thats right revolutions is the best i said it.
Well you really do have poor taste then.
> i love these films, i found it got better with each one for me...yep
> thats right revolutions is the best i said it.
Well you really do have poor taste then.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Huh? I don't understand. Its got links to Amazon and Blackstar at the
> bottom of the review where you can buy it for 49.99.
I'm not wanting to promote rival sites such as Amazon on the forums as SR have expressed clearly that it's not what they want. Is that not obvious?
> Huh? I don't understand. Its got links to Amazon and Blackstar at the
> bottom of the review where you can buy it for 49.99.
I'm not wanting to promote rival sites such as Amazon on the forums as SR have expressed clearly that it's not what they want. Is that not obvious?
Widge wrote:
> The Shaolin Art Of Snake And Crane is a particular favourite of mine
"Drunken Master" for me, or "Snake in Eagles Shadow"
> The Shaolin Art Of Snake And Crane is a particular favourite of mine
"Drunken Master" for me, or "Snake in Eagles Shadow"
Totoro wrote:
> ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx
> or
> Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the
> choreography
> is nothing short of unbelievable.
>
> They're good, but there's plenty better:
> Armour of God
> Dragon Lord
> Operation Condor
> Police Story 1, 2, 3
> Project A 1 & 2
> Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars and My Lucky Stars
> Wheels on Meals
> The Young Master
>
> All feature amazing fights and PROPER stunts, none of that CGI
> bullcrap.
The Shaolin Art Of Snake And Crane is a particular favourite of mine
> ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx
> or
> Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the
> choreography
> is nothing short of unbelievable.
>
> They're good, but there's plenty better:
> Armour of God
> Dragon Lord
> Operation Condor
> Police Story 1, 2, 3
> Project A 1 & 2
> Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars and My Lucky Stars
> Wheels on Meals
> The Young Master
>
> All feature amazing fights and PROPER stunts, none of that CGI
> bullcrap.
The Shaolin Art Of Snake And Crane is a particular favourite of mine
i love these films, i found it got better with each one for me...yep thats right revolutions is the best i said it.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx or
> Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the choreography
> is nothing short of unbelievable.
They're good, but there's plenty better:
Armour of God
Dragon Lord
Operation Condor
Police Story 1, 2, 3
Project A 1 & 2
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars and My Lucky Stars
Wheels on Meals
The Young Master
All feature amazing fights and PROPER stunts, none of that CGI bullcrap.
> For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx or
> Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the choreography
> is nothing short of unbelievable.
They're good, but there's plenty better:
Armour of God
Dragon Lord
Operation Condor
Police Story 1, 2, 3
Project A 1 & 2
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars and My Lucky Stars
Wheels on Meals
The Young Master
All feature amazing fights and PROPER stunts, none of that CGI bullcrap.
Maverick42 wrote:
> Just ordered it from an online retailer who will remain anonymous for
> obvious reasons.
Huh? I don't understand. Its got links to Amazon and Blackstar at the bottom of the review where you can buy it for 49.99.
> Just ordered it from an online retailer who will remain anonymous for
> obvious reasons.
Huh? I don't understand. Its got links to Amazon and Blackstar at the bottom of the review where you can buy it for 49.99.
And any Bruce Lee fans, I know there were many before Enter the Dragon, but none had the style and brilliance to compare to it.
I'd have to suggest you watch Enter the Dragon, it is the original and best martial arts film and a true classic.
For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx or Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the choreography is nothing short of unbelievable.
For Jackie Chan, I would suggest First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx or Mister Nice Guy. Jackies style is very comedic, but the choreography is nothing short of unbelievable.
I haven't seen a proper Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee film, actually. I'd like to watch a few - if only for the great fighting.
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