I love when he tries to spell “Sticky Bandits”.

I agree it was delightful, and I think it’s messages felt more genuine than many other Disney movies.

I’m surprised so many people dislike it and that Disney has barely marketed it.

I don’t care that no one cares. I’m just pointing out the inaccuracy of the comment.

Purchasing movies on sale on iTunes is always an option. They have most movies, and new sales every week or two.

No such thing as a legal backup. If you buy a Blu-Ray or DVD you only have a license to play it on that disc. Any copy is a violation of that license.

Back to the Future, Shrek, Lord of the Rings, Hook, Home Alone, occasionally Toy Story, Elf, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.

If you aren’t then you’re spelling it wrong.

Don’t let what anyone else tells you influence your opinion. Then it’s not your opinion.

I love to watch movies as blind as possible, and just let myself be surprised by the story and the filmmaking aspects.

I recommend isolating yourself as much as possible so that your attention is immersed in the film. Make the room dark and silence your phone. This is why I love going to the cinema so much. It’s much easier to isolate and lose myself in the film.

Analyse is the correct spelling outside the US.

Remove the space between the ! and the first letter.

I read the first few words of this post and I knew it was a poor post.

You mean permanent ban.

Yikes… none of this is factual or has any relevance and you’re obviously just a troll. Sorry I ever commented then…

I’m not American. If I was, I wouldn’t have to use iTunes. It’s the only decent rental service available in my country.

I literally just asked a question because I’m curious. Why do you have to be such a dick about it?

What service let’s you download a 20gb movie?

I wouldn’t expect more than 10-12gb for that on something like iTunes.

Also having a 4K HDR tv doesn’t improve the quality of a 1080p movie.

Edit: just checked my own iTunes copy of the movie, it’s just less than 10gb.

Star Wars for me is just so boring.

I think there’s some creative ideas in it and The Empire Strikes Back is a pretty decent movie. But none of them are incredible.

Every minute of LotR is incredible to me. The filmmaking is just insane, and the story is much more potent. Movies like this rarely get made.

Funny story about me first seeing The Return of the King.

The first time I saw any of it I was definitely too young. I knew I wasn’t allowed to watch it, but my brother was watching it and so I sat on a stool in the hallway and literally watched through a tiny crack in the door. I saw the scene of Sam and Frodo trying to climb mount doom, and perhaps some of the confrontation in the centre of the volcano.

Then when it finally came time for me to actually be allowed to watch it, my mum didn’t want me to see the very first scene. So we skipped it and I saw the rest.

Literally as soon as we finished I downloaded the movie onto my iPod nano and I watched the whole movie again, including the first scene.

I still have chills watching that scene.

Yo you should use Letterboxd and post this as a list.

The Lord of the Rings: Return of the Kink.

You can rent it on iTunes or somewhere similar.

I just don’t see how it in any way is remotely similar to Columbus.

After Yang by the same director is great, although it has some more fancy effects etc, but it still has that beautiful calming feeling throughout.

Did you read the post or is this a joke?

You need to removed the DRM first. You can get software that does that but it costs.

Is Ultraviolet not a digital download?