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Far more than I can afford.

Posted by Harmonia on October 14, 2008 at 23:53:27:
Santa, are you listening?

400 Blows
The Third Man

Dr. Strangelove
The Man Who Fell To Earth
Walkabout
Pride And Prejudice
Taxi Driver
This Is Spinal Tap
Blade Runner Ultimate Coll.
Dark City Extended DC
HP Prisoner Of Azkaban
LA Confidential
The Who at Kilburn '77
Die Zauberflaute (Sir Colin Davis)
Ceilia & Bryn at Glyndbourne

UK/SW/DE IMPORTS

Children Of Men
Death At A Funeral
Seventh Seal
In My Father's Den
King Lear (RSC, McKellen, Nunn)
Dune (Lynch)
Almost Famous (Extended Ed)
Cabaret
Zulu

Where oh where is Elephant Man??? Not nice to tease us poor Lynch fans. Can't wait to see what else Criterion is going release.

I wanted to order the British import This Is England (Shane Sellers), a wonderful movie and one of the best Brit indies of recent years. The UK BD is loaded with extras. BUT - it's region locked! Like they're gonna release a BD in US???? Right.

I currently own a grand total of three BDs: The Searchers, Master & Commander and Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream/PNB.