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On VHS, from Christina. The only acceptable medium for these three films, I think you would agree. Eh?

and, Number 2:

I shall never again be without a delicious breakfast. Ever.

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5:59 AM

dvds man, they're the wave of the future.    



7:15 AM

so i've heard. however, for such an iconic staple of the 90s as the Die Hard trilogy, i have no problem with owning them on VHS, which was of course the medium of that decade. call me historically accurate or whatever.

Also, they were free.    



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