Okay, so what are the last 10 DVDs that have ended up in your collection? You might have bought these DVDs, or they could have been given to you for Christmas or your birthday.

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"Even though I'm no more than a monster - don't I, too, have the right to live?" -- Oldboy (2003)

Here's mine:

1. Suicide Club (ultra-insane Japanese horror flick)
2. Mr. Show - Season 3 (with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, one of the best sketch comedy series in a long, long time)
3. The Cottage (Andy Serkis from LOTR plays a crook surrounded by idiots. Oh, and a deformed psycho is also on the loose. Jennifer Ellison's breasts are majestic.)
4. Face-Off (Cage and Travolta ham it up while John Woo directs. Over the top but entertaining, like almost every other John Woo movie.)
5. Alien (the original and the best)
6. 28 Days Later (don't know why I didn't add this one sooner)
7. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (the dream team of Donald Pleasance and Paul Rudd)
8. Halloween 4 (just trying to complete the collection)
9. The Machine Girl (Japanese girl loses arm and brother. Japanese girl goes on a blood-soaked quest for revenge. Too crazy for words.)
10. Azumi (a young woman is trained to be an assassin in 19th century feudal Japan)

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"Even though I'm no more than a monster - don't I, too, have the right to live?" -- Oldboy (2003)

The Bucket List
Iron Man
Sex and the City
PS I Love You
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
The Golden Compass
27 Dresses
Yours Mine and Ours (Lucille Ball)
Karate Kid I
Karate Kid II

Daisy, what did you think about The Golden Compass? I haven't seen it myself, but I've got a friend who always raves about it.

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"Even though I'm no more than a monster - don't I, too, have the right to live?" -- Oldboy (2003)

I really liked it. I know it seems odd that my kids go to a Christian School and I rave about movies such as this and Harry Potter, but I believe as long as kids know the difference between reality and fantasy a good sense of imagination is good.

1. Reservoir Dogs (dumbass roommate lost my last copy)
2. Once Upon a Time in Mexico
3. Die Hard 3
4. Bangkok Dangerous (Nicholas Cage)
5. Death Race
6. The Dark Knight
7. Iron Man
8. My Bloody Valentine (uncut version)
9. Dexter - Season 2
10. Shaft (Samuel L. Jackson version)

Eagle Eye
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Kung Fu Panda
Mirrors
My Best Friend's Girl
The Dark Knights
The Devil Wears Prada (my wife's choice, though it was surprisingly good)
The House Bunny (also her choice)
Pineapple Express
Righteous Kill

Was Righteous Kill any good?

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"Even though I'm no more than a monster - don't I, too, have the right to live?" -- Oldboy (2003)

I like your taste in movies, Oldboy (as well as your user name). Machine Girl is a recent favorite, and I liked Azumi and its sequel enough to use it as my own screen name. Neat, huh?

Suicide Club was completely gonzo. I still can't get "Mail Me" out of my head. Ya know, that was actually a remake of a Japanese hit.

I love to buy movies. I got a HDTV for Christmas and I've been taking advantage of it every chance I get. Blu-Ray rules!

My last 10.....

1. Towelhead
2. Mad Men: Season 1
3. Run, Fat Boy, Run
4. Forgetting Sarah Marshall
5. The Kite Runner
6. Lust, Caution
7. The Forbidden Kingdom
8. Man, Woman and the Wall
9. Speed Racer
10. 27 Dresses