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FoxRox

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FoxRox
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Favourite Fleming Novel
From Russia With Love
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Casino Royale
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  • Looks hype to me! I can understand and sympathize with the viewpoint that Joker worked so well as a standalone movie without the need for sequels, but because this one looks to be doing something so different I’m totally open to it. As the titular c…
    in Batman Comment by FoxRox April 10
  • Finally! Can’t wait to see!
    in Batman Comment by FoxRox April 2
  • Scaramanga1974 wrote: » Maybe time for another aquatic or ski based Bond adventure. Skiing was one of the biggest things I missed throughout the Craig era. And we came oh so close with SP - not just having the snowy environment, but I'm pre…
  • Vinegar Syndrome’s 4K edition of Road House. I strongly recommend anyone on the fence about getting it makes their call soon; over 100 copies sold since yesterday, and less than 900 total left in stock! They will get very expensive, as they already …
  • The original is so good - I need to buy the special, limited Vinegar Syndrome 4K before it’s all out, those copies are going fast!
  • Vinther1991 wrote: » @FoxRox I am also a huge fan of Carlito's Way, and it is the one I would put at the top. There are just a ridiculous amount of fantastic scenes in that film and the characters are great. I would also agree that Passion is his…
  • Easily MR for me too. As a young one, it would have been more debatable, but now I feel like MR has DAD beat at just about every category. Even though MR still ranks towards the bottom of my list, mostly because of the third act, it’s got some great…
  • I personally am cautiously optimistic about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. It’s been a long time since Burton consistently made good films, but his legacy content still makes him one of my personal favorite directors. Hope he exceeds all expectations and …
  • YOLT handily. Ironically, while SP was more connected to its previous few films than YOLT, it was YOLT that actually felt like it was organically built up to regarding SPECTRE and Blofeld. It's just a more entertaining film all around to me. I will …
  • The Gift (2015). A really good, unique horror/thriller film that exceeds at subtlety. I saw a couple things coming, but definitely not nearly everything!
  • The coolest, cutest creature (xenomorph) in horror returns! Seems like the perfect opportunity for me to finally marathon all the films; only seen the first 3, been meaning to get to the others forever now!
  • @peter I finally watched Bad Lieutenant (1992), as recommended by you! Harvey Keitel delivered such a raw, epic performance, and I was very impressed by all the grittiness. It gave me a classic, 1970s film kind of vibe. Being a fan of baseball my…
  • Pretty impressive! I’d also highly recommend De Palma (2015) to any fans - very cool and fun to get a career overview from the director himself.
  • @Vinther1991 Thank you, I appreciate you reading! I will finish up the ranking now! 15. Raising Cain (1992) The better half of my list begins with Raising Cain, a Hitchcockian thriller that proves to be De Palma's stylistic specialty most ti…
  • Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Only learnt today that Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) directed this film, its a blind buy. I was really disappointed in The Box. Saw it years ago and felt t…
  • Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Only learnt today that Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) directed this film, its a blind buy. I was really disappointed in The Box. Saw it years ago and felt the cool concept was wasted. Darko’s a classic, though!
  • Blue Velvet 4K just announced from Criterion - one of my absolute most hyped announcements yet! I’ll wait to buy it probably until the next Barnes & Noble Criterion sale, but it is super exciting this one is joining the 4K library. Hoping Eraser…
  • Thanks to everyone who has dropped in so far! Hopefully the thread can continue to pick up more steam soon, as I'd love to read more and more thoughts about De Palma and his work. As promised, I'll begin my personal, detailed ranking of his movies a…
  • Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Anyone else suffering from the shortage of the new James Cameron 4Ks that were supposed to be released today (Aliens, The Abyss, & True Lie…
  • Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Anyone else suffering from the shortage of the new James Cameron 4Ks that were supposed to be released today (Aliens, The Abyss, & True Lies)? Despite pre-ordering, Amazon doesn’t have any. And…
  • More rotten news. At least like Bond, Batman is a spoilt franchise with tons of amazing content to revisit. Playing the Arkham games myself now and close to marathoning the classic animated series.
    in Batman Comment by FoxRox March 12
  • Anyone else suffering from the shortage of the new James Cameron 4Ks that were supposed to be released today (Aliens, The Abyss, & True Lies)? Despite pre-ordering, Amazon doesn’t have any. And no other stores seem to either. Already seeing scal…
  • Personally, I don’t understand all the fiery debate regarding whether Batman should kill or not. In both comics and on screen, we’ve had different versions, and I see nothing wrong with keeping it that way. Burton’s Batman was emphasized to be nearl…
    in Batman Comment by FoxRox March 8
  • Road House (1989), first time. To use an overused saying, they don't make them like this anymore - but for real. It's an ultimate everyman versus rich man story, exploding with 80s excess in its action and style. Also a very cool "modern western" in…
  • Frankly, I never understood the obsession with Boba Fett at all xP
  • Speaking as someone who grew up in a pretty technology-heavy era, I envy the idea of a time when kids could just go out, bike, chill, and do whatever. My mom told me about how when she was a kid, her parents didn’t care what she did as long as all h…
  • I can’t speak for everyone, but I vastly preferred Star Wars over Star Trek while I was a kid, and then vastly preferred Star Trek over Star Wars as an adult. Total taste change. I always have and still do like both, but beyond the original trilogy,…
  • I also love Lost Highway; it’s become one of my favorite Lynch films. Blue Velvet, Eraserhead, The Straight Story, The Elephant Man, and Mulholland Drive are all top-notch as well.
  • I did watch TCM 2, and I definitely enjoyed it quite a lot! I think one of the lowkey best scenes actually was Drayton Sawyer accepting his award for his "special" chili; funny to see him out in public so casually and of course everyone unknowingly …
  • Thriller and Synchronicity! Two of my favorite albums - great choices!