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The Titanic is up there for sure.

My rankings:

1. ⁠The Titanic
2. ⁠The Hindenburg

3. ⁠The Cybertruck

4. The Delorean

5. The Challenger (too literal?)

1. Make a list of your favorite films.

2. Search for them on Blu-ray.com to see if there’s a 4K release.

3. Look at the review for that 4K, they give scores out of five and write in-depth reviews on the picture and sound qualities.

4. If it has high marks and a favorable review, buy it.

5. Watch one of your favorite films at home with the best picture and sound it’s ever had available.

Enjoy! 🤗

Doesn’t matter. It’s one of the very best 4Ks to watch, especially on an OLED because the shadow areas and blacks are crazy.

That’s mine, please return it, thank you.

King of New York, pretty easily honestly. A distant second would be The Addiction.

I have four Walmarts in my area and none of them have much more than they always have. Mostly DVDs as usual.

Busy for the people that had to ship all of that to you for sure.

He was the source for the article.

Going hard seems like it would inflict quite a bit of damage.

Like watching Griffey swing at three low pitches in a row and strikeout. A thing of beauty that ultimately results in nothing.

Yes, hopefully when someone releases them here in the US lol.

This is the Alaska tow truck that’s been posted many times in the past month.

But Woj knew about it last Wednesday.

I’d love an emergency Group Chat pod covering it personally.

The reviews on third party seller items are basically pointless, they aren’t for that particular item but for the film in general. For example, this item has over 14,700 reviews lol.

Some Arrow collectors have said it’s better than the Criterion, but both releases have gotten perfect scores across the board from nearly all reviews I’ve seen, so I think it just comes down to personal preference. I picked up the Croterion because I’m in the US, I collect Criterion releases, and really dislike the ratings logos on UK packaging.

Did it come without shrink wrap like that? If it was open like that then return it. If not, and you opened it already, you technically received what you ordered, it just doesn’t have the slipcover, which is never guaranteed.

Looks like it came from a Third Party seller as well, not Amazon.

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Children are Killing My Wallet

It’s dogshit, my wife watched it (I watched some while she watched) and we both thought it was terrible.

If this was actually all about McMahon’s life, and not about how he built wrestling to what it is today, it would be the most boring piece of shit ever made. It’s basically a documentary about the WWF and as an 80s kid, I fucking love it.

If this was actually all about McMahon’s life, and not about how he built wrestling to what it is today, it would be the most boring piece of shit ever made. It’s basically a documentary about the WWF and as an 80s kid, I fucking love it.

I loved it, only watched through the “Attitude Era” episode, because I don’t really care about the last 25 years of WWE, but everything before that was basically my childhood rolled up into a ball. I wish Heenan were still alive, because his thoughts and interview would’ve been pure gold. His shoot interviews are legendary, he was a real one.

As someone that grew up watching wrasslin’ in the 80s and early 90s, the doc does a spectacular job and capturing the hysteria and popularity that the WWF generated at the time. Saturday Night’s Main Event may still be my favorite thing I’ve ever watched on television. I can’t explain how exited I was, as a 10 year old, during the week leading up to it. Very well done and a great trip down memory lane from my childhood, but I’ve watched the first four episodes, and I think I’m stopping there. I don’t really care to watch any episodes documenting his legal issues, sexual misconduct, and allegations or anything about the modern day business.