Latest DVD/Blu-Ray you've purchased

[ignore the fashion]

I just bought these 2 blu rays the other day

Crazy Stupid Love
Horrible Bosses

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2 Guns and The Town

[RoyalDeftonicBoy]

2 Guns and The Town

Is 2 guns good or kinda meh movie?

I bought Knocked Up and The 40 Years Old Virgin both fucking funnny!

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Archer 1 - 6

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 Aqua Teen Hunger Force Seasons 1 - 7

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Rush on Blu-ray

I really hope Ron Howard decides to make Rush 2: Senna/Prost

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Guardians Of The Galaxy Steelbox Edition
Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes (Caesar Bust Edition)

[Auctus]

Just bought Spartacus:Season 3 War of Damned on DVD.

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Sin City 'A Dame To Kill For'

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Mad Max Fury Road

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Sicario and The Martian

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Straight Outta Compton

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The Hateful Eight, The Gunman and The Revenant

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The Grey
X-Men Animated Series From the 90's Season 1 and 2

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Scarface Special Edition steelbook and Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 steelbook too.

[boogabear123]

Now I rarely watch or buy movies, I am not into them as I was when I was younger, and this won't necessarily fit in the topic but I am looking to buy it.

'No Country for Old Men' I loved this movie, I don't know how many of you will though. It's slow, you've gotta pay attention to everything that happens, you might even need to re-watch it like I did the day after first seeing it. But there aren't a lot of movies that make me feel the tension they try to build up like this one did. It's almost terrifying at some parts how dark and witty it all was. I suggest it to you all, it's on Amazon Video if you pay for Prime, you can watch it right now. I'm glad I saw it, and can't believe I didn't know about it until about 2ish months back. 

[RoyalDeftonicBoy]

Kingsman The Secret Service
American History X