Posts by Robert Young32

Sandra Carter53 said:Are they out of their minds? 😠I mean, the first two seasons were fine, even if they only had 7 or 8 episodes, but 4 episodes per DVD?
It’s probably smarter to just grab the whole collection on Amazon for $156; you even get a bag with it. 😬

Well, I guess I'll have to check out this bag and see what the deal is. 😁

The fact that there are only 4 episodes on a DVD doesn't bother me all that much—they probably figured more episodes would mess with the transfer quality. But honestly? It feels like $17 the price is way too high for just 4 episodes. In my book, $25-$10 would be reasonable. At these rates, you're basically handing over half an average American salary for one single old series 👎
(let's be real, like Kazo would say).

hiddensailor14 said:Man, I’m just over it. 2up

I know some newspaper puts out these DVD sets, though I can't quite remember if it was the Los Angeles Times🤷
Anyone happen to know how you actually order them?

I think you might still find disc 2 of season 3 at the newsstands—I actually picked mine up this past Tuesday. Last week it was just disc 1 on the shelves. Usually, they only cram four episodes onto each one, and they go for $17, so honestly, collecting them is getting pretty pricey 👎

I picked up 'The Shift' the other day and I’m honestly loving it 👍 especially that track 'Street Clock'.
There's just something about this album... it's so melancholy, you know? It fits perfectly with this autumn fog rolling in. 😢

😕 What happened to the theater over at the Importanna Gallery? I didn't even realize they had shut down. When did that happen? 😕

Watched it last night. Such a beautiful movie 👍
Usually, I get restless when a film drags on past two hours, but last night? I didn't even notice the runtime. It’s such a complex biography, and trying to cram all that into just two hours is obviously tough, so you definitely feel some gaps in the storytelling and certain explanations. Also, the lead actress was incredible (Marion Cotillard). She transformed herself so completely that she’s unrecognizable in the scenes where she plays an older Edith. I actually caught her before in 'A Good Year' with Russell Crowe—that movie was pretty mediocre, but Marion was so sweet. My only real gripe was the jumping around chronologically; they really overdid it with the timeline shifts. And at the end, when she sings 'No, I Regret Nothing,' I actually teared up, which isn't something I usually do in a theater...
Three cheers for this American film 🙏 🙏 🙏