What Have You Bought Recently?

[Demoncrat]

Well that Detective Harrigan came. Will wait til the other thing turns up and make a night of it . Can I class that as a 'to watch' pile then??

[gag]

Just watched remake of Brighton rock , reasonable enjoyed so I decided to seek out the original its on music magpie £2 or 4 for £6 got about 90 pages of that offer
Couldn't be bothered to scroll through 90 r so pages so just flicked through some random ones .

So between us we bought, first four are mine 2nd four are Sam's

Brighton rock original bw version
Town that dreaded sundown remake
Day of the jackal
Snow town great bleak true story

Frankenstein\ bride of Frankenstein
War horse
Young guns II
Teen wolf double bill

Worth checking out because they have some decent films even boxsets eg first four superman films even a 4 boxset of coen brothers

[iank]

Arrived:

[Linbro]

Forgot to post the reverse NOTLD artwork.

[keirarts]

This finally arrived. Can't wait to see it. Loved All hallows eve, especially Art the clowns story so expectations are fairly high...


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[bleakshaun]

Picked up these 2 for £1


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[gag]

Went charity shop to get some cases to replace any that might be bust
5 for a £1 so got 15
And come out with 2 version of scum and source code both for a pound.
That's my watch tonight because I've never seen the TV version of scum
Anyone seen it and what the verdict ?

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by gag

That's my watch tonight because I've never seen the TV version of scum
Anyone seen it and what the verdict ?

From memory...

The film adaptation is similar to the (banned) television version, but it's more graphic in its execution. Story wise, they are both effectively identical, as is the dialogue although the expletives are more apparent in the film version

I seem to remember that the BBC version contained a homosexual relationship between Carlin (Ray Winston) and another inmate, but this was ignored in the film version

As to which version to watch, you are on your own! Some people prefer the original, some go with the theatrical

[gag]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

From memory...

The film adaptation is similar to the (banned) television version, but it's more graphic in its execution. Story wise, they are both effectively identical, as is the dialogue although the expletives are more apparent in the film version

I seem to remember that the BBC version contained a homosexual relationship between Carlin (Ray Winston) and another inmate, but this was ignored in the film version

As to which version to watch, you are on your own! Some people prefer the original, some go with the theatrical

Thanks I do know they are very similar few of the TV versions play for today where turned into films including Brimstone and treacle with sting

Also this just arrived in the post uncut Netherlands of Death wish only cost £1:50 then pp
Tbh I've never seen Death wish yet
Just one of those films, we all have them that just never got round to watching

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Prisoner box set i ordered from Germany arrived today.

Aside from a slight scuff in one corner the box is in good condition. The book is as new, the spine isn't creased which is lovely and the dvd's are all pristine. Well done Momox.co.uk. Your description of 'Used, very good' was spot on.

£8.65 well spent.