The List

[kjpepper]

Well, two days before thanksgiving seems late enough to do this.

First of all, my wishlist is all DVDs all the time. They must be widescreen (check the package!), and regular DVDs, none of that HD or Blu-ray BS. I don't expect to get on THAT bandwagon for a while, yet. So in no particular order. Deluxe editions if they can be had, Andee likes the special features.

Amelie
City of Lost Children
Delicatessen
Independance Day
The Princess Bride
Sesame Street Old School
Labyrinth
The Dark Crystal
Dinosaurs (season 1)
Legend
Mary Poppins
Misery
The Sound of Music
Aladdin
Romeo + Juliet (luhrmann)
Strictly Ballroom
Beauty and the Beast
Mulan
An American Tail
The Breakfast Club
The Wizard of Oz
Gone with the Wind (yeah I know)
Batdude and Throbin
The Devil in Miss Jones (the original)
The Wiz
Dreamgirls
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
HP & Prisoner of Ass-kebob
HP & Goblet of Ass
the fifth element
Blazing Saddles
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Guys and Dolls
Beetlejuice
Little Women (the 1994 version)
The Golden Girls, season 1
Lost (season 1,2,3)
Dune (david lynch)
Westworld
Twin Peaks
O brother where art thou?
The Hudsucker Proxy
Logan's Run
Fargo
Coming to America
Transformers
The Secret of Nimh
101 dalmations (the original one, please)
Do the Right Thing
Malcolm X
Amadeus
Dangerous Liasons
POTC (any of them)
Hairspray (2007 musical)
Anastasia (the animated one)
Idlewild

aaaaand some sort of dedicated bookshelf/wall unit to put it all in....

Comments

[austingoddess.livejournal.com]

The Devil in Miss Jones has a *creepy* ending, though. Well made. Why can't modern porn be made on film, with women who possess busts and hips, with some imagination involved? And why is it so difficult to find the classics at your local house o' perversion?

I like and/or own a number of the movies above. I think the only one I spit upon is Independence Day, which I *did* own on VHS but would never buy again. That movie is so hooray-for-American-males and chock full of stereotypes, it annoys the crap out of me. Goldblum and Smith's dialogue are about the only thing making it worth watching. Once.
/soapbox

Are you morally OK with copies? :)

[kjpepper.livejournal.com]

1) seriously. I think The Opening of Misty Beethoven is in my top ten favorite movies ever, not just my top ten X-rateds.

2) Yeah, I hear you about ID4, but I like any movie a) that destroys New York b) has jeff goldblum in it.

I am okay with copies morally, but have a thing about if I like a movie enough (see list), I want the real kit kaboodle. I mean, some of these I do have already in some format or another but I actually want them on DVD. Feel free to send me stuff that's not on the list above though! :)