Hoping to grab Stagecoach, The Rules of the Game, and Wall-E. There's a good chance I'll also pick up a Hitchcock or Kurosawa film and a documentary as well, pending what my local B&N has in stock.
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Agreed.
I can't say where the line is for what you should turn in
Where the line is drawn in the law seems like a reasonable demarcation: the Treasure Act of 1996.
Boca Raton Bowl:
The officiating in this game is, uh, not good. Both teams kinda getting hosed
I missed the kickoff of the Independence Bowl and am bummed I missed Cal scoring. Hopefully there's lots of points and the Red Raiders lose (I probably won't be staying up for the end of this one)
Lol, yes.
I haven't been following FCS (other than hearing the NDSU coach bailed on his team for USC during their playoff run). How are things going there?
LA Bowl: the only Boise player that has attempted a pass going into this game is the punter?! That's a crazy factoid
Final fumble count: 13
What a game
Overtime in the New Orleans Bowl!
Lmao, muffed PAT and a brawl, what is this game
Just tuning in now, good Lord this weather is atrocious.
Thanks for creating this post, btw. I tried to make a gameday thread before I went out this morning but it didn't go through in the browser. Wonder if the new Lemmy update is causing that glitch
Edit: woops, wrong account. It's so easy to get mixed up on mobile. Aaand it won't let me switch so I guess I'll be posting from here
Noooooooooo
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I was also puzzled by this release, but came to the conclusion that it probably makes a lot of sense for libraries and schools. For consumers? Not so much. On top of the reasons mentioned in the article, I like individual releases. I feel like the custom cover art and essay booklets is a lot of what you're purchasing when you drop money on a Criterion. And they fit nicely on my shelves.