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vzok wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Thunderpussy wrote: » I'm packing 50 inches, and have to say. I've had much enjoyment from it :D Movies look fantastic, and if you add a sound bar, it's even better. And even better than that is…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » I'm packing 50 inches, and have to say. I've had much enjoyment from it :D Movies look fantastic, and if you add a sound bar, it's even better. And even better than that is a proper 5.1 surround sound amp and speaker…
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Risico007 wrote: » So Brady you must hate the Keaton batman films as well right? Buster Keaton made a BatMan film?! I'd love to see that! (LOL)
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After 'rescuing' a box of early Stephen King's books from the attic of my house (where I no longer live) I've started to re-read them. Carrie - fantastic start to a brilliant career! And have just started 'Salem's Lot, as with the first 5 King's I…
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JawsIsAlive wrote: » I'm a fairly serious film fan, but there are some large gaps in my knowledge. The biggest film I haven't got round to yet would probably be Fritz Lang's Metropolis - I'm a fan of his talkies but haven't delved into the silent …
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Shark_0f_Largo wrote: » Last few movies I've watched were The Running Man (love this and some of Arnie lines are pure gold, he has a certain way with words) Ah, the book is so much better.
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Thunderpussy wrote: » To be honest, I noticed Chew Mee long, long ago. Teenage boys miss nothing ! :D An image that stayed with me long after seeing the film as 14-year-old (still the best thing in the whole movie!).
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@ClarkDevlin - yes, supposedly based on newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. Rosebud the name of (spoiler) Kane's sledge was apparently the moniker WRH gave to his wife's lady parts!
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Yeah, well I heard that EON are going with a stunt guy and are going to Mo-Cap Sean Connery's face onto him.
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Recently re-watched The Omega Man, and would love a copy of Soylent Green on blu, though my DVD is quite good enough for now. Back when Sci-Fi was for gown-ups, i.e. BSW.
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@BrtadyM)Bondfanatic7, Voldermort tried to kill Harry, but the curse backfired and Voldemort was no more! That's how Harry, indeed a babe-in-arms 'defeated' Tom Riddle.
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015) blu-ray. Not too sure about this film. We don't actually get UNCLE until a throwaway line at the end! Henry Cavill gives us another masterclass in cardboard cutout acting (though prefer him in this than Man of Shite) a…
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The Secret Agent - BBC tv. Three part drama based on Joseph Conrad's novel. With Toby Jones as Verloc. This was filmed by Hitchcock [as Sabotage - he'd used The Secret Agent title previously for a film based on Somerset Maugham's Ashenden stories] b…
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The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies - Extended Edition - blu-ray The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - blu-ray, not sure about this one, it was fairly cheap so lets hope it's not too much of a turkey!
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Thunderpussy wrote: » In "Flatline" I thought the 2d creatures very scary. People being pulled into walls becoming Graffiti. Agree. Best story of that series.
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Although I don't remember it with the crystal clear clarity that some do, I do remember being terrified by The Web of Fear, and it was so great to be able to see that again on DVD. The Cybermen (Troughton era being the best) were the scariest monst…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » QUESTION TO THE KUBRICK EXPERTS: I only realised today by stumbling on the info on Imdb that there are two versions of THE SHINING. I have the Blu-ray which contains the European version of the movie, running time 1:59…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » I have owned Paths of Glory for over a decade and still not watched it, though I have many films I have never got round the watching :( Paths of Glory is probably my favourite Kubrick film, and is just about the get a…
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Thunderpussy wrote: » I love a good super villain and The Master is the DR's Blofeld. I'm sure he or she Will be back :) He was envisioned as a Moriarty to the Dr as Holmes, but really they used him too much, he turned up in every story …
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The Ends of The Earth - Robert Goddard. Third in the Wide World trilogy. Following the adventures of James 'Max' Maxted during 1919.
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Enter the Dragon first viewing on BD, it's mixed though some shots are crystal clarity though who cares this film is awesome and never looked better. Soon as the film started sent chills and I had a big grin, still the best o…
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Agent007391 wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » I'd say the biggest "embarrassment" is one that I feel just about everyone has seen but me, and that is 'The Wizard of Oz.' You're missing nothing, don't worry about it. Your missing nothing…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Regarding Towards Zero decent though I prefer the old Joan Hickson serials, as a kid found the intro quite sinister. Agents of shield season 3 episode 2, grabbed my attention from start this season looks promising. …
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Agatha Christie's Marple: Toward Zero (2006) Another cracking episode featuring the brilliant Geraldine McEwan. Very special episode for me this, as it was filmed in the town I was born and brought up in, Salcombe in Devon. Some bits were shot in pl…
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Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation - blu-ray. Really enjoyed this instalment of the MI films. Cruise still knocking out of the park, and Rebecca Ferguson is an absolute delight. Shame I missed this in the cinema.
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Walecs wrote: » fjdinardo wrote: » Once I read the book YOLT the movie became a bad taste in my mouth. That is one of the biggest mistakes in the franchise. Same. Having read the book, several times, before seeing the film, I was…
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dandan wrote: » I find frustratingly hard to accept how they get themselves into such a mess in regards to story/script. Just get a bloody good quality script will you!!! Maybe there's too many other people, producers, actors, cleaning l…
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Creasy47 wrote: » StirredNotShaken wrote: » The only good thing about Live and Let Die is the theme song. I'm always surprised to see that LALD isn't as loved by fans as I always assume it is. I don't think it'll ever leave my Top 5, bu…
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DoctorNo wrote: » mcdonbb wrote: » The SP car chase lacked any real danger. The two drivers where not engaged. The director's focus on that sequence was to intro the Franz O./Bond foster brother angle not to present a tense escape by Bond. …
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doubleoego wrote: » The snow plane action set piece was crap though as was that so called "car chase". Have to disagree there, actually thought the car chase was one of the better bits of the film, glad to see it didn't go the crash bang wa…
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