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It honestly is a lot of effort to make the playable files. This particular Blu Ray wasn't too difficult but I've had some in my collection that have been nightmares to work on. I only know how to make those files because it's a hobby of mine and I've been doing it for years. I think this one...

I think the movie files added up to about 25gb.

I worked around having to buy a region B player for now. I backed the Blu-ray up to my PC while removing the region encryption. Once there, I was able to isolate the playlist files associated with the movie and the extras and generate playable .m2ts files. I dumped them on to an external hard...

I've been listening to Jerry Goldsmith's score on my IPhone at work quite a bit over the last year. Sometimes I listen to it daily or just once a week at the longest. It's pretty awesome. As for the movie, I haven't watched it since sometime this last winter. I normally would be watching it...

I voted for Bonnie; those outfits... Carol is a very close second. Oh, pretty girl! Friend of your's?

I've pre-ordered the Arrow Steelbook. I'm pretty pumped for it. I hope they get some sort of interview with Tom Hanks but I'll understand if they don't. Since I live in the US I'm somewhat concerned about getting the Region B Blu-Ray to play here. Might have to do some tinkering... or buy a...

Did you recover from the nightmares by sipping orange juice while watching Mister Rogers?

I grew up on a busy state highway outside of a very small town. I preceived that this is how people in subdivisions are. It seems totally plausible (and twistedly awesome). Like I could drive one mile into town, go into any subdivision, and see a group of people shaking down a garbie in the...

Anyone remember their first time watching the Burbs? I'm not sure if this thread topic has been addressed before or not but I'm curious to hear other people's experiences and impressions from their first time seeing it. My first time: I saw it back in the early 90's on VHS. I was home sick...

For me, nothing quite matches the Burbs. Off the top of my head, the Sandlot and E.T. are both nostalgic movies no one's mentioned that kind of come close. After enough time passes between viewings of the Burbs or the Lord of the Rings trilogy I get a feeling where I absolutely have to watch...

Hi! New to Mayfield Place... Big fan of the Burbs...(awkward silence)...Sure was damp today...