* Did you watch a film last night (on Blu or DVD), and what was it? *

[NorthStar]

I luv "The International"! ...And on Blu-ray the Picture is fantastic with great details.
Plus the Audio soundtrack ain't too shabby either with all those guns firing in the main lobby of the museum! Realistic gun's shots and machine guns too. And the music score is fine as well.

Cool flick, me too I highly recommend it!

[rsbeck]

Goldfinger on blu-ray. An oldie, but a goodie -- always a good time.

I love the opening sequence with the girl in his room. He goes to hug her, she says, "ouch" because the gun in his shoulder holster poked her.

He goes to take it off and she asks, "why do you carry that thing anyway?"

He replies, "oh, I have a slight inferiority complex."

[Mark (Basspig) Weiss]

I have the three volumes of James Bond movies on Blu-ray, including Goldfinger and Dr No, but I keep wondering when they're going to release Diamonds Are Forever and On His Majesty's Secret Service? Those were my favorite bond films of all time.. "I've smelled that after-shave before, and both times I've smelled a rat.." ☺

[Ronm1]

Smill'a Sense of Snow

[NorthStar]

[rsbeck]

Rain Man on blu-ray. Great film, PQ is just okay.

[Phelonious Ponk]

Netflix streaming. Yeah, I know, but I'm all about the story. True Confessions with Duvall, DeNiro, Durning. Great stuff.

Tim

[RUR]

Although directed by Wyler, Sturges wrote the screenplay and this is seen by many as the latter's "first" film. An hysterical '30s romp, the byplay between Reginald Owen and Frank Morgan (soon to be the Wizard of Oz) is a joy. Kino's restoration is beautiful.

[NorthStar]

[rsbeck]

Watched The Secret of Kells on blu-ray. Unique and really imaginative animation and storytelling, well worth a viewing.

Here's the trailer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlA8rrZhZWQ