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That's a lot of movies. That's almost 2 movies per year!
Glad to see Primer on there. That was a movie I rented based on the cover and I loved how such a low-budget looking movie could be so convincingly good. I forgot what it was called, it's been a few years since I've seen it. I'd like to see that one again.
Can't wait for Moon to be on DVD so I can see what the fuss was all about.
And although technically it's fantasy, I think a prequel could have been put up there. Let's say ROTS, for being the most OT like SW prequel and having some legitimate drama, compared to the first two.
And I don't care what the haters say, Transformers 2 belongs up there, and in the years to come, will be seen as the subversive mind fuck it really was, not the movie that was mistakenly taken at face value by so many elitists.
I saw someone mention Children of Men... not sure what I think about that one. Dystopia doesn't sell me the way it used to. Still, it's a hard movie to not think about, and the subtle updating of tech was impressive, as it wasn't marketed as a film with many special effects, but they were there, in a real-world "this is exactly what it would like" type of way.
And, Spielberg deserves a mention. Minority Report is a movie I watch maybe once a year, holds up quite well.
I'm sure I'll think of way more movies that could have been added soon.
For the deluxe editions, I would also include the leatherbound deluxe edition of The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which not only contains all 5 books, but looks awesome. I call it the bible-edition, which is even funnier considering the series and Mr. Adams.
Good luck finding The Complete Vader: The book had printing issues and has been pushed back to 2011, though a few people who preordered received copies.
I'm sort of shocked that the latest edition of this: [www.spectrumfantasticart.com] wasn't listed. I've always considered it a yearly must have for a great view of sci-fi fantasy art for the year. Of course based on the latest news from their website if you don't have your copy already, it is not a given that you can get one.
@Ruthless, If you let me: That is true. However, sometimes if you do that, the text and the images run together weirdly. When I include the "click here for galleries" thing, that partly means that I've gone thru and added a bit of extra formatting so it'll look okay in non-gallery format. :)
@Ruthless, If you let me: I've been using the "delete /gallery" trick for a while but it doesn't always work right, so I was thanking Charlie for doing the extra formatting so the text matches up correctly.
I would add the expensive but beautiful Taschen art book "Magic; 1400-1950." Co-authored by pre-eminent magic historians Ricky Jay and Jim Steinmeyer. Not exactly SF, but I am sure there is an audience for it here.
@Pittsburghmuggle: Well, there are zombies. Although like any parody, your enjoyment will increase with a knowledge of the source material. My mom loved P&P&Z largely because she loves Jane Austen.
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Glad to see Primer on there. That was a movie I rented based on the cover and I loved how such a low-budget looking movie could be so convincingly good. I forgot what it was called, it's been a few years since I've seen it. I'd like to see that one again.
Can't wait for Moon to be on DVD so I can see what the fuss was all about.
And although technically it's fantasy, I think a prequel could have been put up there. Let's say ROTS, for being the most OT like SW prequel and having some legitimate drama, compared to the first two.
And I don't care what the haters say, Transformers 2 belongs up there, and in the years to come, will be seen as the subversive mind fuck it really was, not the movie that was mistakenly taken at face value by so many elitists.
I saw someone mention Children of Men... not sure what I think about that one. Dystopia doesn't sell me the way it used to. Still, it's a hard movie to not think about, and the subtle updating of tech was impressive, as it wasn't marketed as a film with many special effects, but they were there, in a real-world "this is exactly what it would like" type of way.
And, Spielberg deserves a mention. Minority Report is a movie I watch maybe once a year, holds up quite well.
I'm sure I'll think of way more movies that could have been added soon.
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Thanks also for the non-gallery versions!
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