DVD Of the year? [Archive] - Forums @ The Digital Fix

Yonathan Gal

15-11-2001, 20:56

I just got R1 Shrek which is pretty damn impressive, but this eyear has seen some really good dvds... what's the best? :) so man been released it's hard to decide. what u guys think?

Alan. b

15-11-2001, 21:03

Gladiator and Terminater 2 UE both contain impressive extras. So I would vote for either of them.

charlie angel

15-11-2001, 21:05

In The Mood For Love 2 discer (French)

Amazing film, superb package. :)

Yonathan Gal

15-11-2001, 21:09

And the Godfather set :) Fight Club, Cast Away R1... Keep 'em coming!

charlie angel

15-11-2001, 21:10

Forgot to mention Spartacus Criterion. Another superior package.

Paul2

15-11-2001, 21:14

In The Mood For Love (french edition), followed closely by:

Citizen Kane and L'Avventura

sampath

15-11-2001, 21:23

Is it me or are some of the DVDs mentioned not actually from this year? (T2, Fight Club, Gladiator) ;)

Anyway... I'd probably nominate Die Hard 5-star Collection.

Chief Brody

15-11-2001, 22:05

1. STAR WARS EPISODE 1 THE PHANTOM MENACE
2. DIE HARD TRILOGY ULTIMATE EDITION
3. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND
4. CAST AWAY
5. SUPERMAN
6. PLANET OF THE APES 2001
7. THE GODFATHER COLLECTION
8. FORREST GUMP
9. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
10. THE GOONIES

:D

Bapapapa

15-11-2001, 22:19

Ocean's 11

:cool:

Just Call Me Wanda

15-11-2001, 22:28

R4 - 'House On Haunted Hill' 2 Disc Special Edition

Unbeatable! :rolleyes:

R2-D2

16-11-2001, 06:54

Memento (on R1). Best film for ages. And the R2 disc might be the best disc of next year, too.

rezabelady

16-11-2001, 07:05

Akira SE Tin R1

JulesH

16-11-2001, 07:48

Mmmmm . . . . I would go for:

Die Hard boxset
Shrek
Final Fantasy

orac

16-11-2001, 08:47

Shrek

Arch Stanton

16-11-2001, 08:58

Monty Python & the Holy Grail

Vinyl-Pants

16-11-2001, 10:04

Castaway, From Dusk Till Dawn and French Connection...pretty good all-round packages

dean richardson

16-11-2001, 10:19

phantom menace
die hard box set
wizard of oz ;)

mikegray

16-11-2001, 10:34

Shrek because of the sheer amount of effort that's gone into it. I was particularly pleased to see that the director's commentary was subtitled - I'm not deaf myself, but I know that I'd certainly be pleased to see that a studio hadn't assumed that I wasn't interested - I don't think I've seen any other subbed director's commentaries before, so bravo to Dreamworks for that.

Add to that, it's nice to have a P&S copy *and* a W/S copy - pleases everyone, even if I'd actually only be interested in the W/S version.

Apart from that, Python & The Holy Grail, I guess.