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Thanks very much. I forgot about the Six Million Dollar Man TV films so thanks for mentioning. Take care and hope you have a good week.

Thanks. I am surprised that I do like the added special effects and am really enjoying my rewatch of Star Trek TOS. Do you recommend Strange New Worlds?

@@CinemaDaveMedia I don't know yet. I haven't watched it. But it does have story ties to the original series.

@@michaelthemovieattic Oh good to know, let me know what you think when you get to it. Thanks!

Same here, it's nice to have favorite TV shows on digital for convenience (and because I watch some series so often over and over). With streaming services constantly increasing prices, it's nice to have other options. There are some must have services (Criterion as an example for me) but I feel like I will be at a point where I can stop other services given what I have to watch on physical media and my digital library.

@@CinemaDaveMedia Exactly! I feel like we can both cut back a little on streaming services now that our physical and digital collections have grown teehee!

Thanks, will definitely let you know my thoughts when I am watching SMDM. I still need to pickup season 4 and 5.

@@entcave Klute is a classic in my humble opinion. Next flash sale Might be October (though never sure each year) but I usually wait until the longer Barnes and Noble sale in November.

Same here, I'm really enjoying my rewatch of Star Trek TOS - brings back so many memories. Even like the remastering and added bits.

@@AlonsoRules Yes, good film.

@@johnbaker6572 Yes, very sad news. My wife and I really enjoyed going there plus there were always good deals on films and TV shows. End of an era for sure.

@@paulb111 Oh I love Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Wonderful film, so underrated. I have Twentieth Century too, another good film. Thanks for sharing what you are watching.

@@VanessaButtino Yes, love the cast. Interesting interpretation of Richard III though I do like the Olivier version better.

@@kennyjones6369 Thanks, hope all is well.

Wow, good to know. I am looking forward to watching since I enjoyed Part One so much.

@@CinemaDaveMedia It’s a good movie and well done. These are objections that the book fans seem to have more. One major character is dropped and the relationship between two others is almost the opposite of what it is in the book.

@@joshua2814 Oh thanks for mentioning this. I can definitely understand the objections when the movie eliminates favorite characters and story lines from the book. I reread Jaws this year too and was surprised at how many differences I found between the book and the movie.

@@brianreynolds4931 Wow, great pickups. Do you recommend Furiosa?

@@CinemaDaveMedia, I am a big fan of Mad Max: Fury Road, but I was a little apprehensive of Furiosa. It didn’t take long watching it for the familiar look and feel of Fury Road to win me over pretty quick. I really enjoyed it. I preordered it and I see it came out on Max at the same time.

@@brianreynolds4931 Thanks, good to know. I will check it out on Max.

@@zakwan10 Yes, agreed. The box set is so well done, highly recommend.

@@MrTosh120 Wow, cool finds. I wish there were more stores that still had films and TV shows here.

@@charlesheck6812 Yes, I agree.

@@VanessaButtino Thanks for the recommendation. Added to our list now.

@@VanessaButtino Yes, I agree - we loved it. Such a good film.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Same here, I can't binge watch too much but might see 1 or 2 episodes a day, might skip a day here and there too. Thanks for the show recommendations, love all of the ones you mentioned. I'd like to rewatch Six Million Dollar Man soon (have the series on DVD). Hope you have a great week.

@@CinemaDaveMedia Your welcome Dave, I agree with you. One of the other things, I do is I have 5 dics dvd player and during Monday-Thursday after work and around supper time, I watch a couple shows in a row Dark Shadows, Merlin , Starsky and Hutch, Have Gun Will Travel, Sanford and Son and the half hour show I usually switch with other shows season for season Hogan's Heroes, Bewitched etc.

@@sshrul Oh wow, that sounds fun. Nice to have a few different shows in rotation.

Thanks very much. Love your TV show recommendations. I have seen a few episodes of Monk and know that I will enjoy and I remember seeing Kids In The Hall years ago. Hope you have a great week too!

Thanks for watching and commenting. Those livestreams ended earlier this year.

Thanks. Wow, didn't know that either. Hope you have a great week.

@@martinfarinha Yes, agreed. Love this box set.

@@CinemaDaveMedia thanks for the reply, Dave. Just a quick question, who would you regard as the true artists of the medium, the people who have really shaped the art of cinema? For me starting with Hollywood's pioneers I would begin with John Ford, Howard Hawks and Orson Welles.

@@martinfarinha Not easy to pick favorites but some (for me) are Sidney Lumet, Ingmar Bergman, Aki Kaurismäki, David Lynch, Frank Capra, Alfred Hitchcock, John Cassavetes, Kelly Reichardt, Andrei Tarkovsky, Martin Scorsese, Robert Altman, many others.

@@CinemaDaveMedia that is an excellent list. I was born a stones throw from where Hitchcock grew up and I was lucky enough to meet Robert Altman a year or so before he passed.

@@letstalkcriterion That’s great. We just finished The Walking Dead over the weekend and now starting the Daryl Dixon series. I don’t plan on getting the CC40 set either since I have most of the films. Cool that you have the Criterion release of Robocop.

@@kennyjones6369 Thanks!

@@markkavanagh7377 Thanks for the comment and recommendation.

@@tanianeira9532 Blu-ray versions.

@@Bob-Savage Thanks! Slipcovers make me happy too, I feel so lucky if I get a film with one.

@@CinemaDaveMedia it was a nice surprise. I bought ‘Good, Bad, and the Ugly’ bluray last sale, and got a slip, so I was hoping to see these come with one as well. Completes the set and looks nice on the shelf.

@@20thand21stMovies Thanks James. I love Kino Lorber, great sale prices too.

Thanks! Sounds like you picked up some amazing films too. I love the Kino sales, makes collecting more affordable.

Yes, I love the Kino Lorber label for so many reasons and having the year and runtime easy to see is very helpful.

It's been awhile since I've seen the film so hopefully it's good on the rewatch.

Yes, happy I picked up The Brink's Job too (thanks for recommending). I am a fan of Warren Oates too. Hope you have a great weekend.

I know what you mean when the slips/covers match which is too common. They look better on the shelf though.

Definitely a good option not to keep the slipcover if you need the space. Thanks for watching and hope you have a great weekend.

@@20thand21stMovies Thanks James. It’s one of my favorite films of 2023, so quiet and creative. As I get older, I am so thankful for a simpler life where I can read, listen to music, and enjoy nature. Hope you have a great rest of the week.

@@VanessaButtino Thanks, I’m glad I kept a few cassettes. So fun that you grew up in a musical household. My Mom was the only really music and movie fan in my house along with me.

@@CinemaDaveMedia I’m sure your Mom was the coolest!

@@alexvillarreal6039 We really loved it, so simple yet amazing. One of my favorite films now of 2023.

I have also been occasionally shopping for another tape player. I have a portable cassette player now but the speaker is broken so definitely need a backup/replacement.

@@84paratize Thanks. One of my favorite films of last year too.

Wow, so cool that you saw Costello at The Royal Albert Hall. I saw EC and The Attractions first in 1982 (one of my first concerts) with Talk Talk opening. Still a big fan and saw him recently in NY last year with Nick Lowe opening (also amazing to see in concert). Hope you have a great rest of the week.

@@CinemaDaveMedia Talk Talk as in the late great Mark Hollis? Wowl! I thought they were so cool the first time I saw them perform on TV in the early 80s and so desperately wanted to see them live but I was too young. I really didn’t think they had much success in The States with them being just a small band and having a very British sound (and look). Of course their last 2 albums are timeless and are wonderful pieces to listen to today.

@@modestyblaise4167 Yes, absolutely. I became an instant fan of Talk Talk after the show. Totally agree that the last two albums are amazing. The second time I saw Costello the following year (same location), Aztec Camera opened and I love that band too and still listen to their songs every week.

@@CinemaDaveMedia Aztec Camera? You sure you don’t have British roots? lol. They weren’t so big here but of course were legends in Scotland, naturally. Growing up in the 70s, my first love of music was all things Bowie. I then went on to getting into New Wave music from both sides of the pond (The Cars being a great US band) and late 70s/early 80s electronic bands. I still remember my first ever concert I went to in 1983 was Gary Numan as he played at the local concert hall, unlike most bigger artists. It gave me the live concert bug but as I say, I never got to see Talk Talk 😢 The closest I got to was when an ex-boyfriend gave me a live bootleg tape, which of course I loved, lol.

@@modestyblaise4167 Oh yes, love Aztec Camera (I must listen to their cover of Jump a few times a week). When I was younger (and still to this day), I was always into British bands. I saw Squeeze play on the east coast when I was in high school. Huge Bowie fan too. I love going to see live music though mostly couch tour these days watching livestreams. I still remember the energy of Talk Talk playing their entire first album live, loved it!

@@VanessaButtino I’ve been back east for about 10 years now and we’ve never had a more stormy summer. Still can’t believe we experienced our first tornado.

@@entcave Oh yes, will definitely share more as Halloween 🎃 approaches.

@@CinemaDaveMedia Don’t know why, but I enjoy these short stories of your week with infused film and TV interest. Seems like a quiet calm life for the two of you. Maybe it’s because I see my own retirement on the horizon.

@@entcave Thanks. We love our very simple life.

@@throws89 Wow, awesome picks!