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Manic Cop (1988) dir. William Lustig. Arrow Video blu-ray. A recent present, and was in the mood for an 80's slasher/thriller. Quite a good little film, not as extreme as one would imagine given the cover art/title, but I've seen a lot worse. Holds …
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bondjames wrote: » Dear me. I certainly hope this is false. http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/confidential/sam-smith-wooed-bond-article-1.3731631 Good god, no! I really cannot stand his voice. Frickin awful. Time to get a r…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » How could they miss out the quintessential 60's dolly bird of companions, Polly? Have just listened to the latest Early Adventures from Big Finish - and three of the four stories feature Anneka Wills as both Polly …
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LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Another great LEGO game, and one that is a great leap forward from the previous Batman game. Loved playing this, have done the story mode, now need to explore Gotham City and some freeplay to get Gold Bricks, Red Bric…
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Saw TLJ recently…and what can I say (I'm not a big fanboy of SW, but like the first two [SW and TESB] well enough) but this kind of left me wanting. I know it's the middle part of a trilogy but it just didn't seem to go anywhere. Glad I saw it on th…
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Desperate Remedies - Thomas Hardy (1871) in 2017 I did a Stephen King reread, (along with other books) and got to The Tommyknockers [which I didn't finish] and 2018 is going to be a Thomas Hardy reread. I've not read these books since I first came a…
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The Last Jedi (2017)…mm, not sure what to make of this. I didn't like The Farce Awakens (and I do mean farce) as I thought it was just a retread and became very bored with it by the last 20 mins. This being the middle part of the third trilogy feels…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » A birthday treat to myself, I bought some more Doctor Who: 5th Doctor stories: Great selection. Planet of Fire is a must! Oh, Peri…
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A few years ago I read a brilliant book by Ben Macintyre, Operation Mincemeat about an intelligence plot during WWII to supply the Germans with misinformation about landings in Greece instead of Sicily. Decades before, the film The Man Who Never Was…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » @Lancaster007, caught Coffy alongside some other blaxploitation stuff super young while surfing some more adult oriented film channels. I partially count Ms. Grier as being just as responsible as certain Bond women f…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Carry On at your convenience and Carry On Matron been decades since I watched some of these films…
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Not bought, but had as a Christmas present, two additions to my ever-growing collection of Arrow Video releases. Coffy (1973) dir. Jack Hill, Pam Grier as a badass vigilante; and Manic Cop (1988) dir. William Lustig, 80's slasher! Not seen either of…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Doctor Who: Earth Story (The Gunfighters - The Awakening) New Beginnings (The Keeper Of Traken - Logopolis - Castrovalva) Genesis Of The Daleks Frontios Got all save for Frontios. The Gunfighters is a bit of an odd…
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bondjames wrote: » I can live with Sheeran or either Gallagher. Before The Last Jedi in the theatre yesterday there were some commerical ads. One was for Apple (ipod I think). It had Sam Smith doing his usual shtick (new song I suppose). Dear L…
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I often wonder what it would have been like if the director's job had been given to a Japanese director. Maybe a Yasuharu Hasebe or a Seijun Suzuki type, both working in the Nikkatsu Action Cinema genre at the time. Would be interesting I think.
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Murdock wrote: » Adam Sandler movies. He stopped being funny back in 2002. He was funny?! Never happened.
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Outlaw: Heartless (1968) dir. Mio Ezaki. Third of six films in the Outlaw: Gangster VIP series released between May 1968 and March 1969. Starring Tetsuya Watari as real-life yakuza Goro Fujita. These are gritty, violent dramas and a great watch. Gor…
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LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes - this is a quantum leap from the first Batman game. The first (I think) LEGO game with voice actors and not just sounds, (the Joker is excellent), great graphics, funny cut scenes (Robin fanboying over Superman) and g…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Doctor Who: Terror Of The Zygons Episode 1 must have one of the few examples of a double cliffhanger. And like the Cybermen, the classic version of the Zygons are better.…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Doctor Who: Terror Of The Zygons Episode 1 must have one of the few examples of a double cliffhanger. And like the Cybermen, the classic version of the Zygons are better. Hear! Hear! And the Zygons are so well reali…
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jobo wrote: » I am starting to notice a pattern through out many reviews and fan opinions. It seems like those who was quite enthusiastic in their prais of TFA tend to like TLJ less or even loath it, meanwhile us who were not so impressed with TFA…
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Gerard wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » LOGAN LUCKY not to be confused with the X-Men film of a similar title. I liked it, thought it was pretty funny and Daniel was great. I doubt it will become a film I'll buy multipl…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Damn you Arrow Video and your Festive Sale! Been very restrained and only got Caligula - The Ultimate Edition (1979) and Kinji Fukasaku's Cops vs Thugs (1974). Could have bought so much more… I've…
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Damn you Arrow Video and your Festive Sale! Been very restrained and only got Caligula - The Ultimate Edition (1979) and Kinji Fukasaku's Cops vs Thugs (1974). Could have bought so much more…
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DarthDimi wrote: » @bondjames, judging by your post, I think you will love the film. If nostalgia is what you want, it is exactly what you're going to get, friend. ;-) Gawd, don't say it's another re-hash like The Farce Awakens! Please tell…
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Nikkatsu Diamond Guys Vol. 1 - dual format. Another Arrow Video release, this one limited to 3000 copies and only a few left. So with my Arrow points I purchased this set of three films from Nikkatsu studios. Films are: Voice Without a Shadow; Red P…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Doctor Who: Robot Terror Of The Zygons The Invasion Of Time Horror Of Fang Rock The Sun Makers The Key To Time (The Ribos Operation - The Pirate Planet - The Stones Of Blood - The Androids Of Tara - The Power Of Kroll -…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » i really miss those lobby cards. They were always displayed behind glass outside the cinema for every film they showed, old or new. It was a kind of sneak peak at the film. These are, of course, reprints scaled-down t…
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The Thing (1982) dir. John Carpenter. Arrow Video Ltd Ed blu-ray boxset. Awesome film, loved it in the cinema and still love it now. A great package from Arrow with all the archive featurettes and some new features, double-sided poster and booklet w…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » I have noticed this on rotation on Movies4Men over the last few weeks. I watched it last night. If it were at all possible to have both Collins, and Dalton, then I would have no objection to the idea of Collins as Bond. T…
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