19 months between having more than 8,000 hours of movies and TV shows and now 10,000 hours!
Despite my feeling that I have slowed down in recent months and also despite the fact that I have given away quite a number of movies recently, my purchases have not actually slowed down, but increased (compared to 23 months for 6,000 to 8,000 hours) instead.
Der Kreuzworträtselfall (1988) Director: Thomas Jacob Günter Naumann … Hauptmann Beck Andreas Schmidt-Schaller … Leutnant Grawe Werner Godemann … Major Jäger Harry Merkel … Eberhard…
New Purchase Items: 131 (127 in 2013)
New Movies: 125 (thereof Blu-ray: 103)
New TV Seasons: 68 (thereof Blu-ray: 23)
New TV Specials: 0
New Special Interest: 7
Money Spent: 1,552.75 (1,106.04€ in 2013)
Money Spent on Movies: 942.24€
Money Spent on TV Seasons: 579.94€
Money Spent on TV Specials: 0.00€
Money Spent on Special Interest: 30.57€
Avg Spent: 11.85€ (8.71€ in 2013)
Avg Spent on Movies: 7.54€
Avg Spent on TV Seasons: 8.53€
Avg Spent on TV Specials: 0.00€
Avg Spent on Special Interest: 4.37€
Running Time: 64.223m (44d 14h 23m)
Running Time Movies: 13930m (9d 16h 10m)
Running Time TV Seasons: 49550m (34d 9h 50m)
Running Time TV Specials: 0m
Running Time Special Interest: 743m (12h 22m)
Cheapest Item: Smiley Face (€3.00)
Most Expensive Item: X-Men: Cerebro Collection (€109.00)
First Item: The Big Bang Theory: Season 6 (€1.66 – paid partially with gift certificate)
Last Item: Nanny McPhee 1 & 2 (€11.27)
Purchase by Locality:
United States: 35
Canada: 2
United Kingdom: 22
Germany: 73
The Olsen Gang is a Danish crime comedy movie series that produced 13 films between 1968 and 1981 and one re-union movie in 1998.
Every movie follows pretty much the same pattern. The head of the gang, Egon Olson (Ove Sprogøe) is released from prison and he has a new ingenious plan that is impossible to fail. Naturally, at the end of each movie he goes back to prison. 😉
Here’s one scene (I couldn’t find a better version) where the gang uses opera music to cover their noise. It compares the original Danish version with the Norwegian remake. But the scene is understandable without words. 😉