A long time coming; however, I’ve added Wall-E to my DVD Collection! Well, actually, my mom got it for me as a birthday present. Thanks mom! 🙂 Really a great movie. I highly recommend watching it if you haven’t. As always, I’ve scanned in the cover, provided a trailer, and included links to IMDb and DVD-Empire. 🙂
Just a short note that I’ve added Kung Fu Panda that I got for Christmas to my DVD collection. I actually haven’t watched it yet; however, I suspect it will be pretty good! 🙂 As is always the case now, a cover and trailer have been provided.
As I had mentioned previously, I’ve purchased some new DVDs and here’s four of them that I’ve added to my DVD/Home Theater page:
I have some additional movies left that I need to add; however, those are currently being borrowed by my folks; thus, I don’t have the DVD covers I can scan in at the moment. All of these movies have a trailer available for viewing as well. Cloverfield and National Treasure I bought new. Delta Farce and Flags of Our Fathers I bought as part of a 4 for $20 deal of previously viewed movies at Block Buster.
After a few days of not being able to rent it, I decided on an impulse to buy In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale to add to my DVD collection. There are a number of corny moments and some weak acting in the movie by some, but, still, wasn’t too bad. I also made flash video trailer that you can view on the page. I actually created the page on the 2nd but I’ve been at my folks since then so haven’t been in a position to write this blurb on my blog about it. 🙂
I actually bought Beowulf: The Director’s Cut back on March 6th or so but just now getting around to adding it to my website here. I had not seen it in the theater and actually did not realize it was completely done in CGI with actor driver motion capture performances. They did a really good job. If you haven’t seen it, I did put a flash video trailer on the page.
