What was the first DVD you ever bought?

[Sek S]

The first DVD I got was Deep Blue Sea along with my trusty old Wharfedale 750.

 

[Marke]

The Crow

 

[ashleyb. :]]

Mahunter is an amazing film, right up there with Silence of The Lambs and yep, Brian Cox's Hannibal is far more chilling than Hopkins'. I'd recommend getting it on DVD.

 

[Shelby T]

The Witches of Eastwick, Dangerous Liaisons

 

[Nikolce S]

Jurassic Park,the first one and rented Contact the same night. Remember being blown away with the quality,even on an crt tv

 

[pianist09]

Throw Momma From The Train

 

[kny390]

The first dvd we ever got was Perfect Storm dont remember many details as I was so engrossed with the film since then I have become addicted with buying dvd. At the moment I am replacing all my disney videos with dvd which is a fairly expensive habit and I just cant resist a bargain like Die Hard quad for

 

[kingleo]

Mulholland Drive.

I only wanted to bang one out to the lesbian scene, lanRAB up I purchased myself the best film I've ever seen

 

[Mahir S]

hellraiser and shawshank redemption, august 1998


i was an early adopter

 

[ycantharrypotterb4ever]

Wild Wild West to play on my Wharfdale 750-S fro Tesco -

 

[Megan W]

Cruel Intentions
Stigmata
Sleepy Hollow

 

[kethander]

End Of Days

 

[riks]

It was the summer of 2000 and I bought Armageddon.

What an utterly dreadful film.

Soon after I bought Dirty Harry, which is a fantastic film, but a little light on special features. I'm not sure subtitles and interactive menus really cut it, to be honest. Stll, at least things have moved on in that department...

 

[Patrick B]

Gone in sixty seconRAB imported it from the states, a dreadful dreadful film but no worry's about it as I've got a lot more DVRAB now.

 

[Sue]

The Matrix

 

[Island Princess]

Bought both "the client" and "outbreak" in 1998. Both came in those horrible snap cases that thankfully have become extinct

 

[King Fu]

I'm glad you've saw the light immediately with that film. Well done. Ashamedly I bought it on video tape in '99. A couple of years later when I was into DVRAB, I saw my copy of Armageddon in a cupboard, and snapped it in half using a metal shelf as leverage. My brother watched on as I then wrote on the first half, "A Jerry Bruckheimer Production," and on the second half, I wrote, "Part 2."

All I'm gonna say about Dirty Harry is:

"Awooh-woo-oo! Ooowoo-owoooo!"

 

[Maddie]

My first dvd was a film called the Whistle Blower. It only cost me

 

[Camcorder.]

the mummy. dec 2001. was absolutely stunned at the picture quality on my old 28" crt. it looked un-naturally good.

 

[conifer]

Yes, oddly the first DVD I actually owned was a DVD sampler disc that came with my then new Dell PC, fitted with a DVD player. It was all quick snippets of jets flying, and fishes swimming about, inter cut with some CGI cartoons. All very with it. My then wife commented it looked too realistic to take seriously. I thought at the time it was a strange comment, but it didn't matter we divorced soon after.

RegarRAB

Mark