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Skylath

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  1. It is certainly a really great format that really preserves the production values of the film when done right in terms of aspect ratio and color palette (that is when the restoration is done right and we don't have any directors/restorers who think they're "artistes"). The 4Ks of Escape from New York, Spartacus, Gattaca, and For a Few Dollars More have been personal favorites. May your UHD experience be prosperous and your physical media collection bountiful!

  2. On 5/6/2022 at 5:16 AM, dhgladiator said:

    Yes, we love the print versions of our comics and we love to discuss different artists’ versions of our beloved characters but now that the film versions are reaching important milestones, like the 20th anniversary of Tobey Maguire as the web slinger, we can finally discuss the importance of this adaptation.

    So, 20 years on, is the 2002 version of Spider-Man, the best movie adaptation of the character? Is it the best superhero movie ever (at least amongst all the Marvel character adaptations)? Where does the movie sit in your opinion amongst the canon 20 years later?

    The movie itself may not be the best adaptation of the Arachknight, but Maguire definitely gave the character that humanistic aspect that made the character so relatable to youths (both past and present) in the first place. Definitely not the best superhero movie ever (Marvel or no), but still pretty exceptional as far as films from the early 2000s go, with Peter's constant grappling of morality (whether it was his relationship with Uncle Ben, saving Mary Jane or the kids, or even his dealing with Green Goblin/Norman, et cetera et cetera) as well as the cathedral fight being my personal highlights from the film. I personally am happy that it's around nonetheless and along with 2 has a very special place in my heart as being a "zoomer" (to put in the parlance of our times) I grew up with these films and they developed my interest in comic books by and large (although if we want to get into personal favorites of Stan Lee's actual work in the books I treasure his work on Fantastic Four tenfold in comparison to the Spidey comics).

  3. On 8/17/2020 at 5:15 PM, Galen130 said:

    SkyBox 1995 Batman Holo Series promo card.  This card features Batman and Joker.

    I believe this card to be in less than NrMint condition because the edges show some slight wear from shipping and storage.

    $2, PLUS SHIPPING

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    add to my pile! :takeit:

  4. On 11/14/2021 at 2:16 PM, Galen130 said:

    The Crow Exclusive Limited Edition trading card, #1 of 1.  This promo card originally came packaged with the VHS release of The Crow back in 1994.  It is difficult to find, and it still has the original The Crow t-shirt offer card attached.  I did NOT want to separate the two halves, although the perforation is a bit weak.  This comes as a panel...they will not be separated. (thumbsu

    I believe the actual promo card to be in no better than NrMint condition.  There is a slight paper 'ding' on the top, front edge.  The offer card has a few issues, but I doubt anyone would get that graded.  The upper right corner is bent and the lower right corner is lightly blunted (looking from the front of the card).  Because this is a panel, it will not be shipped in a typical penny sleeve or top loader.  I'll have to be creative in how I package it, but it will be safe and secure (see my Kudos thread for my OCD shipping. LOL).

    $12 SHIPPED

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    take. :takeit::headbang:

  5. On 11/6/2021 at 10:37 AM, Galen130 said:

    I'm a Gen X-er, so I was playing in arcades in the 80s.  My first console game was Duck Hunt.  The last game I played was Assassins Creed Valhalla.  I still love playing games, but I avoid online stuff.  I've owned every Playstation...now the proud owner of a PS5 Digital.  Can't wait for Horizon Forbidden West.  I still love the classic arcade games, but I haven't been to Dave and Busters in about 3 years.  You can drink Guinness while playing Galag!!! :x:roflmao:

    Words can't express how much I miss Mortal Kombat(s) 1-3, Rampage World Tour, the first two Gauntlet games, and the T2 arcade game.

     

    Veering off the arcade side of things, though, Baldur's Gate, Morrowind, Fallout 1&2, and the Wizardry series have kept me on PC as an overall mainstay. I'll probably be skipping the PS5/XSX gen assuming this isn't the last, though. Some highlights that I definitely enjoyed on the PS4 were the Metro series, Spider-Man, Ghost of Tsushima, RDR2, Witcher III, and Days Gone. Truly a wonderful decade for gaming the 2010s was.

  6. On 9/11/2021 at 1:17 PM, revat said:

    Marvel Masterpieces 1993:  Top Row - $1 each, Middle Row - $3 each, Bottom Row - $2 each

    if you say “I’ll take the all remaking cards” take 10% those cards if it’s 1, 5, or 9 cards.

    :news: Wolverine sold to revol

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    add vengeance and ghost rider to my pile :takeit:

  7. While I wouldn't go so far as to say it's "bad" (in the context of being low quality in writing, production etc.), I'd say most of it I've seen in one form or another and am generally just sticking to the original concepts or formats. Regardless though, I do love streamers for the bulk of catalogue movies (which I'm happy that they didn't get shafted or left to rot along the passages of time just because of preconceptions of people in my age demographic or people under the age of forty having never heard of one title or another) and it helps make it easier to discover new gems for my blu ray library (I am also forever indebted to Kino Lorber and Criterion for their remarkable eye and taste for such films) as well as not having to worry about those pesky streamers "tweaking" certain films to appease modern audiences:foryou: .

  8. 55 minutes ago, GACollectibles said:

    Norman Rockwell & Coke Complete Sets $25 (will split up after today if necessary)

    Binder Contains:

    1993 Comic Images Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post #1-90
    1993 Comic Images Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post - Wood Cards #1-6
    1995 Comic Images Norman Rockwell Series 2 Chromium Card C2
    1993 Collect-A-Card Coca-Cola Collection Series 1 #1-100
    1993 Collect-A-Card Coca-Cola Collection Series 1 - Coke Caps #1-8 (Pogs!!!)
    1993 Collect-A-Card Coca-Cola Collection Series 1 - Santa Inserts S2-S7, S10

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    :takeit:

  9. 2 minutes ago, dzminn said:

    1987 Alf 2nd series unopened pack. Contains 5 cards, 1 sticker and gum. $1 
    1997 Star Wars Trilogy unopened pack. Contains 5 cards. $1
    1990 Looney Tunes unopened pack. Contains 12 cards. $1
    1993 Star Wars Galaxy Series One unopened pack. Contains 8 premium cards and special Chase cards. $2
    1989 Batman 2nd Series unopened pack. Contains 9 cards, 1 sticker and gum. Batman vs. Joker wrapper. $1

     

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    take star wars galaxy :takeit:

  10. 7 minutes ago, dzminn said:

    1987 Topps Garbage Pail Kids unopened pack. Contains 5 stickers and gum. (11th Series) no price wrapper variation. $8

    1991 Terminator 2 unopened pack contains 12 movie cards $2

    1993 Topps Street Fighter II unopened pack. Contains 8 cards, 1 sticker and the chance to find a Holo Foil card. $7

    1986 Topps Garbage Pail Kids unopened wrapper containing the "Mutant!" button. $1 

    1991 Topps Universal Monsters unopened pack. Contains 8 cards. Plus a chance at finding special Chase cards. $3

    1996 101 Dalmatian's unopened pack. Contains 9 cards. No price on wrapper. $1

     

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    :takeit: universal monsters, please