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https://kotaku.com/star-wars-original-theatrical-cut-4k-restoration-leaks-screenshot-disney-2027-2000638887 Fingers crossed that it’s true, but I’m still taking it with a massive grain of salt. If it does happen, it would instantly, objectively b…
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PSA: Criterion is having their 50% off flash sale right now. I went a little nuts and got 10 4Ks - but all films I wanted a lot and am very excited to own: Altered States (1980) Anora (2024) Double Indemnity (1944) Flow (2024) A History of Vi…
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Random, small-scale rant, but I hate whenever the comparison “girls are like cats, guys are like dogs” gets used. For one thing, it sounds dehumanizing to people and reduces their complexity, but also, it’s stereotypical and is another way to say “a…
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Coming from someone who loves Kaufman and the scene, I objectively agree it is tonally jarring. With TND, I found that the moments meant to be tragic like the boat massacre and Paris’s death didn’t really work all that well. On the other hand, I thi…
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With all of his films now watched and mostly fresh on my mind, it's time for an Edgar Wright ranking. I have to say, this is one of the absolute toughest rankings I've done when it comes to exact ordering; he has just been so consistent so far. One …
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Bond_Scores wrote: » The 007 website has just published an interview with David Arnold. There isn't anything revelatory in it, but he's asked what his favourite five tracks are that he scored for Bond. He lists Surrender (TND), Night at the Opera …
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LeonardPine wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » While I loved the Craig era (except QoS worst Bond film of all time) I felt like there was no middle to his story arc. You had the beginning of Bonds caree…
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Personally, I’m more drawn to Wright’s more serious movies (Baby Driver and Last Night in Soho), but the comedies I’ve seen so far (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) are still very good. I’m skeptical on if I’ll enjoy his Run…
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Ludovico wrote: » Pavarotti would have been 90 today. Halloween getting closer, I thought I'd put a bit of Danse Macabre: Can’t beat it. Love listening to this every October.
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DarthDimi wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Last Night in Soho (2021). Flipping awesome movie! A little flawed in a couple spots, but 200% my cup of tea. Perfect October film! Indeed. Excellent film. Looks great, well-acted, perfect soundtrack. …
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Last Night in Soho (2021). Flipping awesome movie! A little flawed in a couple spots, but 200% my cup of tea. Perfect October film!
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cooperman2 wrote: » At the start. Always. It's the few seconds that let you know this isn't some bog standard action movie this is a JAMES BOND film. +1
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RIP Diane Keaton
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007InAction wrote: » Saving Private Ryan 1998 The best "WAR" film ever ? Spielberg's last "great" film ? Regarding Spielberg’s last “great” film, I’d have to say it’s Lincoln (2012) for me - absolutely phenomenal acting and super captivat…
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Checked out The Boogens (1981) after it had been on my radar for a while. It’s not all that great conventionally speaking, but it has a charm about it that helped hold my interest even though most of the excitement doesn’t happen until the end.
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MaxCasino wrote: » One Battle After Another (2025). Enjoyable, but I feel that PTA has done better. Leo felt on autopilot with his performance, we've seen him do the same thing before. Chase Infiniti is a talent to keep an eye on. Benicio del Toro…
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One Battle After Another (2025). Definitely worth the hype - PTA always delivers! For my tastes it’s been a weak year for movies, so I’m all for this one running away with the awards. Updated ranking of PTA’s filmography: 1. There Will Be Blood (…
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@Creasy47 I love The Faculty (1998) - it’s like The Thing (1982) meets Scream (1996)! I also will be binging horror as always.
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Started my October / spooky season off with a bang with Let the Right One In (2008) - another first-time watch for me. Really gripping movie, and such a cathartic ending.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » L.A. Confidential (1997), for the first time. Absolutely amazing movie. About as good as it gets, in fact. Wow at it being your first time watch, L.A. Confidential arguably the best film mad…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Oh no! People born and raised in Britain but have different skin color are in a Bond game, what a travesty! Better sound the woke alarm!!! X’D
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L.A. Confidential (1997), for the first time. Absolutely amazing movie. About as good as it gets, in fact.
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Deakins for sure. He’s the GOAT at what he does.
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K2WI wrote: » Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest, One Battle After Another. Might be my favourite film of 2025. 162 minutes that just flew by with nary a drag. Terrific performances all-around. A lot of lines and scenes that had myself and the rest …
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Great thread idea! DN: Julius No FRWL: Ali Kerim Bey GF: Oddjob TB: Domino Derval YOLT: Tiger Tanaka OHMSS: Teresa “Tracy” di Vicenzo / Teresa “Tracy” Bond DAF: Mr. Wint & Mr. Kidd (If I can only pick one, I guess it would be Mr. Kidd) …
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I never know for 100% certain, but the reason that Obanno asks Le Chiffre if he believes in God is that it is a threat of sorts, right? Like, if you mess with my money, nothing including God will save you.
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In the Mouth of Madness (1994). For me, the last great film John Carpenter directed, and just really, really fun all around. Just has this special vibe to it that I absolutely adore. Goofy, wild, spooky, and weirdly even cozy.
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Love to see One Battle After Another (2025) getting such incredible reviews. I wasn’t that impressed by the trailer I saw, but given how much I’ve enjoyed PTA and how excellent the reviews are, I’m excited to see it still. Looks like it might even b…
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GoldenGun wrote: » 1 TB 2 OHMSS 3 YOLT The ocean, the Alps and a castle. All beautiful in their own right. The Blofeld Trilogy definitely did get some of the best covers!
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Great idea! I’ll rank them all for the fun of it, favorite to least favorite: 1. The Spy Who Loved Me 2. For Your Eyes Only 3. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service 4. Dr. No 5. You Only Live Twice 6. Thunderball 7. Casino Royale 8. Diamonds Are…
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