Just got paid......

[DaveG]

....And I can't see any good new films to buy, so I've started replacing my VHS collection, guess what DVD's I bought? Yep bloody Die Hard 1+2 and whats coming out soon? Yep bloody Die Hard se (basta*ds). I'm going to have to start replacing my replacements now!! Still shouldn't be bitter just bought Dogma and The Mummy as well can't wait to watch them although Dogma is a bit low on extras.

What I want to know is Dungeon+Dragons any good, it sounds like a British version of
CTHD and also Antitrust.

[dUnKle]

Dungeons and Dragons IS the worst film ever made

[MrFurious]

Dont want to upset u but there is a dogma special edition packed with extras coming out next month...

[Reiner]

Though I wouldn't call D&D the 'worst film ever made' (my vote goes to Michael Jackson's "Moonwalker") but it's surely lame and not what you would expect.
Not recommended - at all. But try these (all R1):

LA Confidential
The 5th Element
Galaxy Quest (DTS)
The Big Hit
The Rock
Face/Off
The Mask
Bad Boys
The Devil's Advocate
The Matrix
Ronin
Das Boot
The Long Kiss Goodnight
Gladiator (DTS)
Run, Lola, Run (DTS)

Ups, I think I end up listing all my DVDs here ...

Surely enough to select from, all feature excellent picture and sound - if you like the movie or not is of course your personal decision.

[DaveG]

Thanks for the list Reiner, it would seem our
taste's are similar as I've got all those films listed except The Big Hit, who's in it
and whats it about.
No one seems to have mentioned Antitrust, is it that bad?
And MrFurious I did know about Dogma, sorry I
was being sarcastic. Also Duncan is D+D a worse film than Battlefield Earth, is it so
bad that it might achieve cult status.

[PoochJD]

Dave (and Reiner),

1) Avoid the R1 edition of "Das Boot" as the DVD is a "flipper"!!! This was the first thing that Columbia changed, when they released it over here, for R2.

2) "Run, Lola, Run" is not in DTS, though it is an excellent R1 disc. The only difference between it and the R2 edition, is that on R1, you get the choice of:
- Widescreen, Subtitled version
- Widescreen, Dubbed version
- Pan & Scan, Subtitled version, and a
- Pan & Scan, Dubbed version as well.

ON R2, you only get the Widescreen editions. It's not a major thing, but it could come in useful if you want to show the film to relatives who only have a normal 4:3 21" TV. And at least you get the choice!

Pooch