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I think Dalton actually finds that right balance between the several aspects of the literary character, he's brooding but not depressed, he's smart but not a show-off, and that typical sense of wanting to protect friends and lovers I can really see …
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Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » SCARFACE (1983) "I'm Tony Montana,...from Cooba!" Brian De Palmas bloody remake of the notorious gangster, here a crazed drug smuggler, brought down by becoming addicted to his own pro…
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Mathis1 wrote: » SCARFACE (1983) "I'm Tony Montana,...from Cooba!" Brian De Palmas bloody remake of the notorious gangster, here a crazed drug smuggler, brought down by becoming addicted to his own product! I never caught this in cinema, but rem…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » That is shocking! @DarthDimi Perhaps this generation don't bother seeking out older films. Even though they're far more easily attainable than when i was their age.. My god, imagine the wealth of incre…
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LeonardPine wrote: » That is shocking! @DarthDimi Perhaps this generation don't bother seeking out older films. Even though they're far more easily attainable than when i was their age.. My god, imagine the wealth of incredible cinema they may…
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Elvis came in 28th for me. I am a QOS defender, but he's a pretty useless and isn't eccentric enough. Noticed that he's at least trilingual, maybe he's just an interpreter caught in the wrong circumstances :)) I must say this though, while QOS's …
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Quite right @Dwayne. I catch myself doing the same thing. Awesome find on Mie Hama, btw :)
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Pleased to announce that we can finally kick this off. So without further redo, here's our bottom choice, at #30: ELVIS by Anatole Taubman in Quantum of Solace Our Swiss friend ends up last with no less than five bottom finishes, thre…
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Yesterday it was cover & duet night at Sanremo, and Giorgia and Annalisa, two excellent singers, brought a Skyfall cover together. And they won. I can't find any footage of the full performance (except on the RAI app), but I love it when two pas…
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@j_w_pepper Interesting, personally as an Éric Serra fan, I love the score to The Fifth Element! In other news, Duran Duran made a 12-minute guest appearance at Sanremo, where they performed together with Victoria De Angelis. No AVTAK unfortunate…
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QBranch wrote: » Yeah. That's not gonna be a problem. (Spoiler) Haha great stuff! :))
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Being an Italophile I can't resist following this year's edition of the world's oldest annual tv music competition: the Sanremo festival. In contrast to the Eurovision song contest which is inspired by it, this one is still performed by singers w…
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Ludovico wrote: » Gerard wrote: » Strange fact about The Phantom of the Opera : Although the novel is french, there hasn't been a single french adaptation of it in movies or TV. Funny, that. Tragic. I love the novel, far superior to its…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » THE TERMINATOR (1984) As a film fan there is that ever-growing watchlist of films you feel you should have seen at least once, and …
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DarthDimi wrote: » Use a line from a Bond film when someone sold you a Showgirls disc in the CR box. (insert hysterical Baron Samedi laugh)
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Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » THE TERMINATOR (1984) As a film fan there is that ever-growing watchlist of films you feel you should have seen at least once, and a lot niche stuff that appeals to your personal taste. This one de…
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THE TERMINATOR (1984) As a film fan there is that ever-growing watchlist of films you feel you should have seen at least once, and a lot niche stuff that appeals to your personal taste. This one definitely is part of that former category, …
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My favourite Bond film is either The Living Daylights or Licence to Kill. Outside this franchise, I'd say my top 5 spy films would be: - The Lives of Others (aka Das Leben der Anderen): one of the very best films I've ever seen. It even actual…
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Quick update, just entered all of your rankings with the exception of my own, will do that this week and then I'll also add everything up. So the first reveal can be expected by the end of next week. Maybe even earlier than that. P.S. we managed …
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I suppose we won't always be fighting, so I've got to go for Bambi and Thumper :p
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THE MARK OF ZORRO (1940) It's amazing how fast-paced this film is, for its time this is an absolute rollercoaster. The final swordfight is phenomenal too of course. And Tyrone Power is fantastically charming as the main man, although big shou…
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Some amazing stuff here, just off the top of my head I found He Disagreed with Something That Ate Him and the casino source music absolute highlights.
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A VIEW TO A KILL Absolutely love that first half, with the snow mission behind the Iron Curtain, the phenomenal Duran Duran song during that magnificently 80's title sequence and those Paris and Chantilly scenes. Several colourful characters also g…
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Mathis1 wrote: » FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (1981) After my watchalong with CR '67 yesterday, I had to watch a proper Bond movie before the Bank Holiday ended. So, of course I went with Roger! EYES Only ( or 'Operation Undertow'! 😜) is quite undervalued…
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MaxCasino wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » All I took from Batman Returns is that Tim Burton wasn't particularly interested in Batman.. As I said on the Batman thread, …
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LeonardPine wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » All I took from Batman Returns is that Tim Burton wasn't particularly interested in Batman.. As I said on the Batman thread, BR is WAY TOO MUCH Tim Burton. To the point, W…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Unhinged (1982) An early, post-Friday The 13th slasher film. It made the infamous 'Video Nasties' list. Other than the sweet sounding synth-heavy…
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RichardTheBruce wrote: » I saw this on other media. Indicates John Gardner was onto something. It was referred to as a secret feature of the 1990s era Saab. Or did it appear elsewhere? My greatgrandfather, and subsequen…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Unhinged (1982) An early, post-Friday The 13th slasher film. It made the infamous 'Video Nasties' list. Other than the sweet sounding synth-heavy score, there is nothing else to write home about…
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