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In my Stephen King reread I've got to The Talisman, a book (as with all on this reread) that I've not read since first published. And I was really looking forward to this one, but for some reason I'm not getting through it very fast. In fact I tend …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » I forgot Lonsdale was in RONIN, remember seeing him in the trailer the film must be set in France? Bullitt, French Connection and of course Bond love a good car chase will see how much the film is on Amazon. A…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Recommended - now if Arrow could just do the same with Franklin's Patrick and Road Games and I'll be happy! An acting masterclass from Mr Perkins as a man being driven to edge of insanity…again! …
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Psycho II [Arrow Video - blu-ray] 1983, dir. Richard Franklin. Well I saw this on initial release, and then on VHS a short while later and not seen it since. 'It's 22 years later and Norman Bates is coming home'. This is a clever, worthy sequel, wi…
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Branded to Kill (1967) dir Seijun Suzuki [Arrow Video - blu-ray] Outlaw Gangster VIP (1968) dir Toshio Masuda [Arrow Video -blu-ray boxset 6 films] Bought in the Arrow Video sale (once the site stopped crashing!)
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » @MajorSmythe - I think it's more slasher than giallo, but either or, you have to admit that some of the killings are too similar for F13th not to have been influenced by Bay. And thanks for reco…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » TCSM2 is such a disappointment for me, that I even like part 3 more because I consider it a step-up from 2. (Plus, Ken Foree. He's my mister cool from the 70s and 80s and beyond.) :) I remember T…
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Really should have happened when the 9th Doctor regenerated. Maybe there would have been a little less fuss then. Can't believe people are saying they won't watch the show anymore because the Doctor is a woman?! If you are a Dr Who fan then you'll w…
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@MajorSmythe - I think it's more slasher than giallo, but either or, you have to admit that some of the killings are too similar for F13th not to have been influenced by Bay. And thanks for recommending it; and I don't think Chain Saw could be consi…
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Don't care if it is a woman Doctor (it's going to happen sometime), but wether man or woman I just hope that it is someone who's not been 'in the running', someone totally unexpected. Will miss Capaldi though. Not long to wait now…
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Yasuharu Hasebe's Retaliation (1968) Arrow Video - blu-ray. A fantastic film from the Nikkatsu studio. A yakuza, Jiro Sagae, gets out of prison, finds his 'family' is all but none existent, and is taken on by a rival gang to take over a city, which …
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » The new film is getting its debut at next months Frightfest, as one of the opening films, so I felt that it was time to revisit the past films (which I haven't watched anywhere near as much as, say, the Friday The 13th films)…
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DarthDimi wrote: » M - EINE STADT SUCHT EINEN MÖRDER Possibly Peter Lorre's most impressive role in one of Fritz Lang's most intriguing films ever. A painful subject, though sadly still very much relevant today, is expertly explored in this…
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Spider Baby (1967) dir. Jack Hill - Arrow Video blu-ray. A crazy horror comedy with Lon Chaney Jr., the impressive Carol Ohmart (should be O-Man!) Sid Haig and others. Part of the film was hard to watch because of sound issues, but a great little cu…
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LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens - PS3. This is a great fun game, and is certainly better than the film which inspired it! Great graphics, huge playability and easy gameplay. And some truly funny cut-scenes.
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The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub - my SK reread is going great guns, and I was really looking forward to reading this again after 30-odd years, but at the moment I'm having trouble getting into a groove reading this one - maybe I've rea…
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Perilagu_Khan wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » For me it would have to be someone else playing Felix - totally miscast IMO. Don't know who they could have got, but there had to be someone with a …
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For me it would have to be someone else playing Felix - totally miscast IMO. Don't know who they could have got, but there had to be someone with a bit more charisma out there!
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Female Prisoner #701: Scorpion (1972) dir. Shunya Ito, starring Meiko Kaji. Wow! This was better than I was expecting. Classic slice of Japanese exploration cinema with the beautiful, charismatic Meiko Kaji in one of her iconic roles. This actress s…
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Pet Sematary by Stephen King - about 34 years since I first (and last) read this. Part of my SK reread marathon, great book, really enjoying it so far (as I knew I would).
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Having recently watched Lady Snowblood and Blind Woman's Curse, I've fallen in love with Meiko Kaji and so have purchased Female Prisoner Scorpion: The Complete Collection from Arrow Video, blu-ray box set. Can't wait to get my hands on it!
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Wonder Woman - local cinema. Really enjoyed this super hero film. A nice extended origin story before 'the world of man' intervenes. Gal Gadot is absolutely gorgeous, beautiful eyes and thighs, and totally badass, but also with humanity. Very loud (…
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Mazouni wrote: » I love Steven Seagal movies. Seems like a lot people don't like his movies for some reason. Because they are crap! Except for the one with Tommy Lee Jones.
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thenoisydrum wrote: » 2 tiny things but I hate Bond's wave goodbye to the film at the end. Just looks totally rubbish. Plus there is a strange cut around that point that is noticeable by the jump in the soundtrack. Out of place with the rest of th…
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barryt007 wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » @Torgeirtrap, those Newman noirs are definitely on my noir list, and it's my favorite genre. I have yet to see The Lon…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » Harper (1966) Just rewatched this Paul Newman 60's noir film again. Really liked it the first time, and it was due for another go. In short, Newman plays Lew Harper, who is hired by a Mrs. Sampson (played by Lauren Bacall) to…
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Count Arthur Strong - BBC1 - vey amusing sit-com about a wobbly Vaudevillian who can't help getting into trouble. Love this show, but after two episodes there is a hiatus until the 16th June due to some election or something that's happening in the …
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I think we are all hoping that Moonraker will be the next release. I for one sure am, it's going to look fantastic and so should Gala Brand. Can't wait.
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Have to say I quite liked Godfather 3, I had heard so much negativity about it I was expecting a real dog, so was pleasantly surprised.
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Not my favourite Bond, but a great ambassador for Bond and all his charity work. R.I.P.
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