Here we go:

Schindler's List (3/9)
The Commitments: Special Edition (3/16) (maybe)
The Running Man: Special Edition (3/16) (maybe)
Panic Room: Special Edition (3/30) (maybe)
Freaks & Geeks: The Complete Series (4/6)
The Matrix Revolutions (4/6)
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (4/13)
Master & Commander (4/20) (maybe)
Big Fish (4/27)
The Last Samurai (widescreen) (5/3) (maybe)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
     (Two-Disc Theatrical Version) (widescreen) (5/25)
Saving Private Ryan: D-Day 60th Anniversary (5/25) (maybe)
The Dukes of Hazzard: The Complete First Season (6/1) (maybe)
Trainspotting: Special Edition (6/1) (maybe)
Star Wars Trilogy: Special Edition (9/21)
Aladdin: Platinum Series (10/5)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
     Four-Disc Extended Edition (November)
The Iron Giant: Special Edition
Kill Bill: Volume Two
Seinfeld: The Complete First Season
The Simpsons: The Complete Fourth Season
Spider-Man 2
Star Wars: Clone Wars

 

Real post:  

Yeah, for as great a movie as it is, you're right, Schindler's List doesn't exactly have the repeat-viewing factor of, say, a Office Space.  I even bought the (very good quality) bootleg a year or so ago, scanned through a couple of scenes, and that was it.  I've never been able to make the emotional investment in it to sit through it again.

 

But I do think is that it's important enough of a film to own on DVD, and maybe someday the mood will strike me to watch it again.

Believe it's supposed to be selling for $16.99 at Target this week--lower than if you even Shared the Love. . .

(Beware the foolscreen, too!)

I know what you mean, Virex!

Hey, can you stop quoting huge posts, only to add a one-sentence reply?

Thanks.

Yeah.

Maybe I'll pick up that Ritz DVD on Ebay at the same time I finally get around to picking up the 1992 Oklahoma DVD, too.  Thanks for the tip.

And I myself, have never heard any of the Tracii Guns stuff.

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So I finally got my "Welcome to the Videos" DVD the other day, and just now realized that my purchasing it, along with the UYI DVDs, is perhaps a sign that I officially have more money than I know what to do with.

Well, not really.

But man, it sucks too.

Of course, we all know that "You Could Be Mine" was left off, due to the T2 footage (and the video has been left off all the T2 DVDs because of the GN'R footage, natch) but something I just realized:

They didn't include the "new" videos they did for the "Live Era 87/93" release back in '99!  

IIRC, they did a "new" video for "Jungle"--which was just a compilation of a bunch of live footage.  I think they might have done a similar one for "It's So Easy", too, but I never saw that one.

Thanks, Geffen/Universal, for throwing the fans a bone, and including the new videos with the new DVD.

Oh, wait.  You didn't.

"Copyright 1998".  Good stuff.

Jesus Christ, the older I get, and the more I think about this band and their record label, and how things have been handled by everyone involved, the more disgusted I become. . .

*cough*he's 17*cough*

No--in people years.

Third page?  What's wrong with you people?

Alterna-hottie:



SNL's Tina Fey.

Yeah, I'm thinking about ordering two boxes as well--should get at least one complete set out of those, and whatever duplicates I have left over should be pretty easy to get rid of, either by trading or selling. . .