I've been waiting for it to drop. Now this is winning...

Even paying $3 for Godfather III as a box set "extra" is too much. It just is.

Wow, super cheap! Bought!! :D

Is superb. Helen Mirren is in top form here. At that price a bargain to boot. Can't wait to add that to my library

Every season of Everwood was $10 for about 3 weeks at Best Buy in January. I only owned season 1 so I dropped $30 and scooped up the rest of the show.

Even if you never watch Godfather 3, this set is loaded with more extras than you get buying Parts 1 & 2 on their individual releases. Similar to how I wish I'd just bought the Alien set even if I skipped the last two. Tons of extras with the set that you don't get buying 1 & 2 by themselves.

I'm not a fan of spin-off characters = the junior heroes. Lass,Lad, boy, girl,etc. This show is well done, but it always whenever Batman, Supes, Tornado, Black Canary, etc show up; I want the show to be about them. And nothing ticked me off more about this show more than when a teenage Zatanna came one. She's an adult. That's the one I want to see.

Yeah I said it. Look I'll never direct a movie. Coppola is super talented. But that movie spends so much time telling a story and dealing with themes that were already covered in the first movie. The Godfather (1st one) is a masterpiece. No Brando. No movie.

Thanks Herc! I have been waiting for this price drop.

Damn.....

Is NOWHERE on that link you gave. Bah!

If I had to guess, I would assume it had something to do with the Super-God Masterforce.

DVD for $30. The alt covers are included.

I suppose this version by Tom Fontana didn't get so much play because it was overshadowed by the Jeremy Irons version. That is utter foolishness. The Showtime version is trivial, basically a soap opera with nice costumes. Fontana's version is gritty, nuanced, better acted, written, and directed, and just flat out a better story with more interesting characters and larger themes on its mind. There is a real depth to the political analysis in Fontana's version, a showing of man the political animal at his most cunning, hypocritical, paradoxical, and brutal. It's truly epic stuff. I would compare it justly to HBO's Rome. It brings alive an intensely fascinating period of history in all its glory and terror. It was put on netflix streaming so I got a chance to check it out, but it seems like nobody in the states has heard of it. Real bummer. I think taken as a whole artistic work Borgia was the most compelling thing I saw last year and believe me I saw everything. Bad sign for the overall state of film appreciation in America if you ask me.

I'm not sure what people wanted from it exactly, because it totally worked for me. In fact, from my point of view, something needed to change after six seasons of largely the same story. Plus, it had a great arc and a GREAT ending. I don't believe there would have been a season eight if they hadn't gone with that ending for season seven.

What the hell is she supposed to be dragging?

She reminds me of Ali MacGraw A LOT!

One of my all time favorite shows. I always described Firefly as "Maverick in outer space"

I think they had to skip forward three years because Shane doesn't look like a 14 year old anymore. I highly doubt it's because Kohan was "bored" or whatever...sometimes you just gotta roll with things you can't control.