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thelivingroyale wrote: » I want Shatterhand for Bond 25 but for a future film I really like Everything Or Nothing (too good a title to have wasted on a videogame imo) and The Richest Man In The World. I also think James Bond of The Secret Service …
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Hmm, not too sure about this, looks like a bit of a retread (the meerkat movie's good though), and Elton John FFS! I'll wait till I see some reviews before going.
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001 wrote: » Rollerball (1975) This movie is a piece of What makes you say that? If you think a film is a pile of poo, at least say why…oh, and you are wrong by the way! (IMHO). A great dystopian film from the second golden age of Ho…
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I'll sometimes skip TSWLM when doing a reread of all the Fleming's, but DAF does annoy me in places. Bond is a bit of a doofus in that one. There are things that he should pick up on and doesn't, and when it could be a matter of life or death then h…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » I was referring to the last post, about Kate Bush and The Dreaming. SONIC YOUTH_SPINHEAD SESSIONS Sorry, my bad!
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IT (2017) at my local little cinema. Really enjoyed this version. Bill Skarsgard is a brilliant Pennywise. His first time on screen is very creepy. Also I'm rereading the book at the moment (30 odd years after first reading). This (film) being Chapt…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » One of her best EURYTHMICS_SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS) Her? what about poor old Dave Stewart, the mastermind behind the Eurythmics? Eurythmics was a duo! My fav track (think it's on this album) is Love Is A…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » KATE BUSH_THE DREAMING Under-rated album. Love a bit of Kate!
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Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood 40th Anniversary The Country Set edition. Another great digibook Tull release with new stereo remix and 5.1 mix, additional material, CD of 1977 concert, DVD of same, magnificently packaged with informative booklet.…
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The Slayer (1981) dir. J S Cardone. Arrow Video dual edition. Blu-ray watched. This film was caught up in the debacle of 'video nasties' of the early Eighties, and it shouldn't have been really, it isn't a bunch of teens being put to death in new a…
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Eventually finished The Talisman, fairly tore through Skeleton Crew (short story collection), and am now tackling IT for the first time in 30 years! Can I finished it before the film comes out?…probably not.
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I've seen a lot worse. I quite like these, especially as they've done something else for the back covers too.
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Female Prisoner Scorpion: 701's Grudge Song (1973) dir. Yasuharu Hasebe. Fourth and final (of the original Scorpion series) starring Meiko Kaji. Although Shunya Ito wrapped up the series in Beast Stable, the studio wanted one more and Kaji was up fo…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » @Lancaster007, you and I seem to think alike. I recently made this thread that discussed how the Bond films would be experienced in black and white, and I even transferred some frames from the first group of films fr…
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bondjames wrote: » FRWL All this Bond talk recently gave me a craving for something exceptional. There could only be one choice. This viewing solidified the film as my #1 Bond outing. The atmosphere, simple suspense driven espionage plot, locat…
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Mathis1 wrote: » Jesus, just read back my above text. Need to put my contact lenses in!! Ha ha! made for an interesting read.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Along these lines, have people here seen The Parallax View? Pretty tight poli…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Who Dares Wins this stands up well on BD on a large screen, the film is ludicrous in parts though it's typical gritty early 80's British film. There are some interesting themes touched upon, the two leads have great c…
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Bond 25 Black screen, white dot traverses,music swells. Last dot fills screen, image and sound of a shower, steam and running water down a glass shower screen. Out of focus a man's head and torso can be seen. A woman's voice off screen: 'Hurry up …
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Tuulia wrote: » I find it kinda funny that the miniseries version of Das Boot is called "the original uncut version" - I had to check that, but apparently it really is. I haven't seen that (nor the original theatrical cut), but loved the Director'…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » @0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 recently bought To Live And Die in L.A. was a first time wa…
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Yasuharu Hasabe's Massacre Gun (1967), another great Nikkatsu Noir starring Jo Shishido, in beautiful monochrome widescreen. As with Suzuki's Branded to Kill, this has a jazzy score (not into jazz, but it really suits these two films), and again the…
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Tuulia wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Breakfast At Tiffany's (1961) A re-watch. Not a fan, but it's pretty good, Hepburn is lovely, and it's more positive than the book. West Side Story (1961) The story slightly r…
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Agent007391 wrote: » Mr. Mercedes - Pilot Based on a Stephen King novel I have not yet read (though I do own it), I'm enjoying this series so far. Strong opening, what with a guy in a Mercedes running down a group of people. Brendan Gleeson pla…
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Female Prisoner Scorpion: Beast Stable (1973) dir. Shunya Ito. Third of the FPS films, and one that takes place mainly outside of prison. Nami (Meiko Kaji) on the run from the police befriends sex worker Yuki who is living, and in an incestuous rela…
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Branded to Kill (1967) dir. Seijun Suzuki. Hitman drama from Nikkatsu studios full of effortless 60s cool and shot in glorious widescreen monochrome. Starring Jo Shishido as No. 3 hitman who gets off on the smell of boiled rice and becomes a target …
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Dead of Night (1945) Although I've know about this film for most of my adult life, I've never had the chance to see it…until last night that is when it was shown on Talking Pictures TV. This is a great Ealing anthology film, five creepy stories (and…
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Strog wrote: » THE TESTAMENT OF DR. MABUSE (1933) / Fritz Lang Lang is slowly becoming my favorite 30s/40s filmmaker. TESTAMENT was his follow-up to M, and as in that film there's the sense of him playing with sound, feeling his way around i…
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In The Dark [BBC TV] based on the books by Mark Billingham. A four-part drama based [parts 1 & 2] on Time of Death and parts 3 & 4 on In The Dark, umm, this would have been so much better if the four episodes just told the story of Time of D…
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I found it so jarring on first viewing that I thought there had been an edit to fit it into TV running time! Still find it a bit abrupt.
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