This is so much worse then the Pacific Rim thing.I'd like to clarify that the DVD set is the one that I currently have in my possession. I have never watched the movie on Blu-ray and even though I'm not a big fan of it I do like the music and visuals so I might in the future before the sequel arrives.

if you mention the Pacific Rim disagreement one more time, I'm going to have to do something very unpleasant to you.This is so much worse then the Pacific Rim thing.![]()

I'm practically an old person my Blu-ray collection it is pathetic.Shame Spidey. Shame upon thee.
I am confused. Is this suppose to deter me? Because this had the exact opposite effect. PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM!!!!if you mention the Pacific Rim disagreement one more time, I'm going to have to do something very unpleasant to you.![]()
I am confused. Is this suppose to deter me? Because this had the exact opposite effect. PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM!!!!
I am confused. Is this suppose to deter me? Because this had the exact opposite effect. PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM, PACIFIC RIM!!!!
t:That and John Carter.Is this some kind of safe word between ya'll?
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That and John Carter.
As well as Future Noir, I own the comic adaptation, Blade Runner 2, 3 and 4 (by K.W. Jeter), two different editions of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, the BFI Film Classics book by Scott Bukatman, and Rutger Hauer's autobiography.Looks good to me.
What books do you have?
I see The making of Blade Runner.
What else?
Damn, you win. I don't know what you win at, you just win.My humble collection:
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The universe should find room for Sam Worthington. No not a character that he played but actual Sam Worthington. His blandness transcends all of his characters.Since shared universes are all the rage now, you and DS gave me an idea. How about an expanded bland white guy universe where John Carter teams up with Charlie Hunnam's Pacific Rim character?
The other two should team up to take out a legion of Sam Worthington's various characters.The universe should find room for Sam Worthington. No not a character that he played but actual Sam Worthington. His blandness transcends all of his characters.
