#blu-ray collection

[humanstein]

I've reached a very critical point in my rewatch of The X-Files. Season 8. Mulder is gone, Doggett is here. I'm going to try my hardest to approach the remainder of the original run with an open mind because they are far and away the episodes I have seen least.

[dvdkoleksiyon]

Maleficent | Malefiz (Blu-ray Turkey) DvDKoleksiyon instagram Click Here

[rabidinfection]

Here’s a couple of pics of my Blu-ray collection.

[humanstein]

I haven't rewatched New Who in full since the 60th anniversary in 2023 and we're halfway into the wilderness right now.

My mental health is such that I think it's time to break out the blu-rays and take a little trip through time and space again.

I'm just gonna hit play all and vibe out with my pal The Doctor for a few weeks.

I own all of New Who on blu-ray, and there are some discs I haven't actually played yet, so this will be a real treat. I also have all of Torchwood with the exception of Miracle Day.

I also don't own any SJA beyond what's included in the Tennant collection and the later Matt Smith disc, though, so there's still room to grow.

[dvdkoleksiyon]

Eastern Promises | Şark Vaatleri (Blu-ray Turkey)

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[dvdkoleksiyon]

Original Title: Resident Evil Turkish Title: Ölümcül Deney Year: 2002 Discs: 1 Disc Language: English 5.1, Turkish 5.1 Substitles: English, Turkish 

[sandboxworld]

Peter Sellers: The Man Who Became Everyone Except Himself

Peter Sellers spent his entire career pretending to be someone else. The strange part is that he wasn’t entirely sure who he was when the cameras stopped rolling. That contradiction produced some of the funniest performances ever put on film, but it also created one of cinema’s most fascinating actors. Few performers have ever hidden themselves so completely behind their characters, and even…

Peter Sellers: The Man Who Became Everyone Except Himself

[sandboxworld]

Nightmare Alley: Guillermo del Toro (The Criterion Collection)

Can you truly remake a classic and improve upon it? Guillermo del Toro certainly can and did with Nightmare Alley, a lavishly twisted reimagining of America on the brink of World War II. With his trademark mix of beauty and decay, the master fabulist transforms William Lindsay Gresham’s dark novel into a hypnotic vision of a world rotting beneath its own glitter, a soul-sick carnival of…

Nightmare Alley: Guillermo del Toro (The Criterion Collection)