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"More lies. You gushed about them repeatedly on the film forum." - I liked them well enough, ...

Posted by Audiophilander on December 6, 2007 at 12:44:25:
... but what has that to do with placing either series at the top of my HD-DVD want list? There are other films which hold as great or greater interest for a film collector such as myself. Certainly you will find at least as strong reviews from your's truly associated with John Carpenter's The Thing (if you bother to look), which I consider closer to John W. Campbell's original story (written under his nom de plume Don A. Stuart) than the 50's cold war version. Furthermore, I've always held the highest regard for classics such as Forbidden Planet and Casablanca.
Before calling someone a "liar" maybe you should get all of your ducks in a row and your own prevarications organized! ;^D
>>> "Do I need to dig up your posts to remind you?" <<<
Please do, but while you're at it maybe you should also dig up all of the positive comments I've made in respect to John Carpenter's The Thing for comparisons sake (since The Thing is one of the HD titles not available on Blu-ray).
Ciao,
AuPh