What are your favourite DVDs?
May 2nd 2010, 1:11 pm
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What are your favourite DVDs?
I have lots of favourite DVDs, ones I can watch lots of times over much to husbands amusement who watches something once and that is that.
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh.
What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh.
What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
May 2nd 2010, 1:41 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
my blackadder dvd I love to bits, with queenie and lord flash heart, you cant beat it! comic timing to perfection it still makes me laugh out loud every time I watch it.
I dont have ANY only fools though- I should really sort that out PP! the batman and robin takes me back to when I used to watch it with my sister we laughed till we went purple
and the one with racquel as the singer with that bloke singing 'cwying' ... Im giggling to myself even thinking about it!
I dont have ANY only fools though- I should really sort that out PP! the batman and robin takes me back to when I used to watch it with my sister we laughed till we went purple
and the one with racquel as the singer with that bloke singing 'cwying' ... Im giggling to myself even thinking about it!
May 2nd 2010, 6:38 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
kath and kim series 1 & 2
and a video from the 80s - robin williams live at the met ... classic stuff
and a video from the 80s - robin williams live at the met ... classic stuff
May 2nd 2010, 6:49 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
I have lots of favourite DVDs, ones I can watch lots of times over much to husbands amusement who watches something once and that is that.
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh. What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh.
What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
May 2nd 2010, 7:19 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
May 2nd 2010, 7:21 pm
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May 2nd 2010, 8:06 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
I love the films that come on and you can watch over and over... Forest Gump, Notting Hill, Four weddungs..,the Green Mile and of course classics like The Great Escape
May 2nd 2010, 8:26 pm
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May 2nd 2010, 11:29 pm
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
I have lots of favourite DVDs, ones I can watch lots of times over much to husbands amusement who watches something once and that is that.
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh. What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
I went on Amazon.co.uk and found someone that deals with second hand DVDs, I ordered Vicar of Dibley series 1/2, Goodnight Sweetheart first series, Peter Kay 'That Peter Kay Thing' with his earlier material and it all came to $27 including delivery to Australia.
The DVDs arrived a week later and I cant wait to watch them all, I have also marked this seller on Amazon as he has a good selection of second hand DVDs and it is so cheap to get them sent over. I have also ordered for $13 including delivery, a brand new Peter Kay 'Britains got the pop factor' DVD set of 4. I shall save up for Only fools and Horses.
As I am going through a 'missing family' stage, I find my favourite DVDs always cheer me up and I dont mind second hand ones as long as they can play OK.
My DVD player is region specific so cant play any of mine but my friend is giving me a region free DVD player which I cant wait for.
I shall have a Peter Kay night to make myself laugh.
What are your favourite DVDs - the ones that cheer you up, make you laugh/cry and where do you get yours from?
May 3rd 2010, 12:10 am
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
Currently top of a long and changable list:
Spaced, Green Wing, Life On Mars, Withnail and I, Black Books, Father Ted, Flight Of The Conchords, Saxondale, Early Doors, Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.
Recently watched and liked: Tropiuc Thunder, The Damned United, Up In The Air, In The Loop (VERY good).
On the 'to watch' pile: Jonathon Meades Collection (architecture has never been so interesting) and Monty Python box set.
Spaced, Green Wing, Life On Mars, Withnail and I, Black Books, Father Ted, Flight Of The Conchords, Saxondale, Early Doors, Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.
Recently watched and liked: Tropiuc Thunder, The Damned United, Up In The Air, In The Loop (VERY good).
On the 'to watch' pile: Jonathon Meades Collection (architecture has never been so interesting) and Monty Python box set.
May 3rd 2010, 12:13 am
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
Is Tropic Thunder worth a watch then? also OH was on about the Dammed United,any good?
May 3rd 2010, 12:16 am
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
Shawshank Redemption (best film ever)
The Godfather (whole thing)
Fight Club
The Hurricane
Braveheart
Any Billy Connolly stand up
Only Fools and Horses
Absolutely Fabulous
Father Ted
Bottom
Still Game/Chewing the fat
Stargate SG1/Stargate Atlantis
The Godfather (whole thing)
Fight Club
The Hurricane
Braveheart
Any Billy Connolly stand up
Only Fools and Horses
Absolutely Fabulous
Father Ted
Bottom
Still Game/Chewing the fat
Stargate SG1/Stargate Atlantis
May 3rd 2010, 12:19 am
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
Oh yes, forgot about the Godfather!
May 3rd 2010, 12:20 am
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Re: What are your favourite DVDs?
The Damned United is very well done, captures that era of football perfectly ... I thought it would be very low budget 'tv series' but it had me in for the duration
(edit) AND I've been watching Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe ... which is ace ... his commentary on the UK election candidates is good here ... http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...on-brown-clegg
Last edited by DeadVim; May 3rd 2010 at 12:27 am.