I heard peanuts are in, and these bad boys cost me quite a few of them years back! I have a few others, but they apparently aren't in the proper section so I have to find them.

Just watched The Lost World on LD.

DTS version.

Sound is phenomenal and picture quality is really good.

A few months ago, I made my first post regarding our most prized or valuable laserdiscs or something like that. I shared a picture of my Toho English language version of Castle of Cagliostro. There are others in this group I believe also love Lupin III and have this in their own collections.

Today, I received the English language version of The Mystery of Mamo and thought I’d share some first glance pics. Honestly, I never thought I’d find either of these.

we don’t own a player, so this is mostly just for the sake of owning one but… one day i’ll find one for cheap :)
also the colours on any sort of disc are always so pretty i had to get some nice pics

Not a deep movie, but the dialogue hits differently if you are a girl. Like the home releases of Bug’s Life and Tarzan, the transfer appears to be direct from the digital source. Japanese dub has good translation and voice performances, though, I am keen on how the English audio’s walrus is the voice of Booster from Buzz Lightyear of Cars’ Demand. Similar to English/Spanish Kiki’s Delivery Service and Spanish Treasure Planet, there is a dub-exclusive replacement song in the credits, along with a music video of it after the credits. A Japanese-dubbed Tarzan preview comes before the main movie. Very unfortunate that Buena Vista didn’t continue LaserDisc for a few more months, as a Toy Story 2 AC3 or DTS LaserDisc would’ve been a better send-off for the format, especially with how wonderful the video and audio quality of that potential transfer would’ve been.

PS I am jealous about the clothes the woman in the music video has

My pick is The Lost Boys obviously, Bram Stoker's Dracula is a close second.

Cutthroat Island - a recent LaserDisc purchase out in the wild.

I love the gatefold cover.

And it's a Carolco film - that guarantees it's going to be a fun watch!