DVDs & Films Forum - rules of attraction R3 - Page 1

They are the Hong Kong R3 versions so it's hard to find out. These are produced bu the Universe Laser company in Hong Kong. Believe it or not these DVD's retail for between two to three quid in HMV Hong Kong and can vary in quality. They are not legally supposed to be sold out of Hong Kong and are produced cheaply to counter piracy in the territory.

I went nuts whilst I was in Hong Kong last year and bought quite a few of these. I had mixed experiences. Got the likes of Monsters Ball, The Others and The Man Who Wasn't there, all very high quality, however Very Bad Things, Play It To The Bone and Deep Rising were very bad transfers.

At the end of the day, it's only £5.99 so just buy it and find out.

I was tempted to buy this but it only has chinese subs.

"Dont take life too seriously. You'll never get out alive"- Van Wilder

can anybody tell me if this is a good film, a short review would be helpful, thanks

This is a FANTASTIC film... but not to everyone's taste.. i guess it depends on your age.. basically it takes Easton's hatred of the 80s and transposes it into the 00s.. so what you get is a college film with characters and plot that draw on the me..me..me. ideals of the 80s.. it's distasteful, sickening and very very funny.. Roger Avery has created a fantastic looking film also.. the use of split screen and reverse images and music works superbly...

oh.. and its worth it to see Jason Van Der Beek ruin his Dawson image...

FILM MAKING at its "rawest" and best

is it better than van wilder, also was it a hit at the box office,cant remember any cinemas showing it in the uk

Its nothing like van wilder.. its not even really a comedy..