DVD Update#

Ok so this category is more like an online mental note of which DVD's I have actually; but you can also look at it as my own list of alltime classics - since I only buy real classics in my opinion :-) So if you don't know some of these movies, go check 'em out because I'm telling you: they rule :-)

So these are the movies I've bought recently (most of them should be around €10):

(List<DVD>.Count == 24)

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Saturday, March 27, 2004 6:24:18 PM (Romance Standard Time, UTC+01:00) #    Comments [1]  | 
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Wednesday, November 03, 2004 4:46:53 PM (Romance Standard Time, UTC+01:00)
Blair witch ... really sucks :-) A group of wacko americans who are lost in the forest and screaming, just follow the river and get a few drinks in the next village :-p
But I don't want to offend you, you're choice about Reservoir Dogs is ultimate!! I've bought the DVD for only 5 euro. Like I would say: Tarantino is the man!! :-)
Steven Derveaux | StevenDAT NOSPAMinfosupport dot be
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