Ah, yeah. I loved V for Vendetta so much I went out and bought these from Etsy:




However, there's no need to break the glass. There's actually a door, hahahah.


Fight Club is great. It really makes you change the way you see the world. Plus I relate in a lot of ways to both Tyler Durden and the Narrator.

No Country for Old Men is a masterpiece. It's surprisingly not too "Action-y". The villain of the movie is insane. He uses one of those bolt guns that they use in slaughter houses to kill people. It's completely silent. Great movie, would watch again.

Isn't that also the mask Annonomous uses?

Ok, Slenderman. I will give those other movies a try. Wow, I like that momento from V. It is a classic.
Oh, and I can't emphasize enough how much a surround home theater system makes! Whether 5.1 or 7.1. Just go as big & powerful as you can afford. Plus, it works equally well for music. If you, like me when I was just getting started, need tutoring in everything home theater, go to "AV science forum"

Blain wrote: Isn't that also the mask Annonomous uses?

No duh !!! -__-

Dude come on grow up

Blain wrote: Dude come on grow up

You can't read intentions
Remember that you'll need it

oedius wrote: Ok, Slenderman. I will give those other movies a try. Wow, I like that momento from V. It is a classic.
Oh, and I can't emphasize enough how much a surround home theater system makes! Whether 5.1 or 7.1. Just go as big & powerful as you can afford. Plus, it works equally well for music. If you, like me when I was just getting started, need tutoring in everything home theater, go to "AV science forum"

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Ah yeah, I've thought of investing in a decent home theater system -- but the truth is, I hardly have time to watch movies anymore. Once I settle down, I probably will though.

I ordered The Tuskegee Airmen the other day off of Amazon and should be receiving it any day now. I considered also Redtails but, majority of reviewers seem to favor Tuskegee Airmen which was originally an HBO miniseries.

I like hangover, step brothers, batman movies, transformers, and all american pie parts, avengers and death races.

Walking Tall (the original with Joe Don Baker), White Lightening (Burt Reynolds)

Any that my dad did the precision flying for. Even though he died while shooting it, "Flight of the Phoenix" (original).

The original Flight Of The Phoenix was far better than the remake. I will have to watch again so I can pay closer attention to the flying. So sorry about accident with your father, Paul.

bomer1 wrote: I like hangover, step brothers, batman movies, transformers, and all american pie parts, avengers and death races.

The "Transformer" movies are particularly enjoyable on a home theater system with good subwoofers due to these movies being so heavy in LFE. This can be problematic however if you happen to live in apartment or other close proximity situation with neighbors. I live in rural area so I can crank it up to where the walls & floors literally shake during explosions & gunfire.

Oedius I'd love to come in your house one day

[e]Sputnik wrote: Oedius I'd love to come in your house one day

lol, I think you would be hooked once you could hear (and feel!) the difference it makes. More & more blurays are being encoded with true 7.1 surround. They are already done in lossless DTS audio. With my eyes, I still have a hard time seeing enough difference in video quality between bluray & DVD so I still enjoy both equally well.

Break out the Dr. Pepper & popcorn! Even some pizza!

I watched Battle Of Britain the other night and I caught myself wanting to duck as the Spitfires came zooming over from back to front through the speakers! Wow!

The Body Guard (KevinCostner & Whitney Houston), Footloose (original), The Adventures Of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8 th Dimension

I saw "Battleship" last weekend and I thought it was very good. It will be added to my bluray collection.

Also, FINALLY just now saw preview for "The Expendables 2". Can't wait to see it! I have the 1st one and I think it is pretty good.

While I am at it, "Rambo" (the last one) is also an excellent movie. It is a wonderful thing to witness what a 50 cal machinegun can do to enemy "combatants".

The Rocketeer, The Great Waldo Pepper, Strategic Air Command, Who's Harry Crumb, Fandango, The Blues Brothers(NOT 2000), Envy, Who framed Roger Rabbit, and way too many others.

Flyboys. Absolutely AMAZING.

WARNING: MENTION OF VERY OLD MOVIES:



Pete's Dragon, Ol' Yeller, the original Willy Wonka movie, Reign of Fire, the Lion King, the Star Wars Saga ( go general Grievous and Darth Mual!),
Grease, Iron Giant, Fern Gully, Finding Nemo (MINE!), The Polar Express, LOTR ( YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!!!! My Gollum imitation!), etc...

I wish could watch my favorite movies on my 65" HD Flatscreen TV

isaactheman wrote: I wish could watch my favorite movies on my 65" HD Flatscreen TV

Hehehe all I got is a 48"

[e]Sputnik wrote:

isaactheman wrote: I wish could watch my favorite movies on my 65" HD Flatscreen TV

Hehehe all I got is a 48"

bragging again sput? Lol - a film that i love is memphis belle (the ww2 bomber story) i have seen the actual plane used in the film as it is in the imperial war museum at duxford - what a beast!!!

Of all the actors, I think Tom Hanks always finds a way to make me emotional. The Green Mile, Forrest Gump, and even Saving Private Ryan -- all of them made me cry. So, those are in my "list", so to speak.

I have a TON of other good movies that I can pick. I enjoy psychological/mysteries as well, so Shutter Island and Inception are some more modern movies I can pick. I like Leonardo DiCaprio, too. Go figure.

Oh, and our TV? 65" HDTV with 3D Technology & Boise Speakers surround sound. Add that, with the Blu-Ray capabilities of our PS3, and you get an awesome theatre experience.

My dad loved last year's Christmas present.

Kelly's Hero's.......a must see movie......remind's me of what dogfight should be....very good movie

Lol
Me and my dad are planning on making a seprate room for movies
Nothing to big

And the only movie that made me cry is one called "Under the same moon( la misma Luna)

Lol sput I get it

I only like comady and some super hero types and transformer.

[e]Sputnik wrote: Lol
Me and my dad are planning on making a seprate room for movies
Nothing to big

And the only movie that made me cry is one called "Under the same moon( la misma Luna)

Luna6 wrote: Forrest Gump.

Run, Forrest, Run!!!!!!!!!!!!