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AceHole wrote: » But have the British actors really nailed the American accents for iconic heroes such as Batman and Supes? To my ear, not completely. Bale was excellent, but his accent was 90% perfect. Cavill perhaps 95% perfect. Yet, they did n…
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@DarthDimi - IT is a cracking read, especially the stuff with the kids set in the 50s. And may I point you in the direction of Different Seasons a collection of four novellas, two of which have been turned into quite successful films and one interes…
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@DarthDimi - so your first King was a Bachman! The four early Bachman's (before Bachman was outted as King with Thinner) are all well worth a read, though these days you can't get Rage because of its subject matter. You'll find The Running Man is wa…
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The Man Who Haunted Himself - Network Distribution [The British Film] - dual format blu-ray/dvd. Associated British Productions presents An Excalibur Films Production. This is a great little thriller made at the ass-end of the 60s (released in Feb…
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royale65 wrote: » I like the Gorilla moment. Its a throw-away gag. Mmm, it should have been thrown-away…along with the Tarzan yell and the 'sit' to the stuffed tiger!
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Interesting.
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chrisisall wrote: » TMWTGG- Loses it after Scaramanga dies. MR- Better first half. Both these sort of lose it after the gun barrel scene!
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Master_Dahark wrote: » lol Technology certainly has come a long way! I'm getting really excited for Terminator though- already made plans with some friends to go opening night! All the reviews seem to be 50/5…
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Mr Holmes - local cinema - what a great little movie. Lovely direction, photography, story and of course acting. So nice to see a film that does't have a cut every two seconds, ott music score and shed-loads of cgi. Ian McKellen is of course superb,…
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Ah, us oldies call 'em Turntables!
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@Boldfinger - pretty damn sure about the - (dash), hence Blu-Ray Disc is usually BD and BRD, like DVD! What's a record player?!
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HASEROT wrote: » in Dr No, when Pussfella is walking through the bar while the house band is playing "Jump Up" - when he walks past the band, i never noticed that lead singer's mouth does not match the song at all - not even close lol. Oh m…
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@fire_and_ice, grain should be visible, for without grain there is no picture, unfortunately a lot of transfers suffer from DNR which gives a 'waxy' look, I much prefer the grain of an original image. This was very noticeable in a recent purchase, Y…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Could they be Special Editions of 'The Web Of Fear' & 'Enemy of The World'? :-? Hope so. I'd buy them again. Patrick Troughton is my favourite Dr. And I love Victoria, would love to see Web completed with an animate…
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Germanlady wrote: » What I said. Irritating there are people, who consider him, but a matter of taste, as usual I've just looked him up on-line. And I don't get it, why would anyone think he'd make a good Bond? Oh well…
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@Soundofthesinners I have to say I was let down with YOLT when I first saw it (on telly in the 70s) as I had read the book several times. I was like where's Blofeld's Garden of Death, Irma Bunt, the Castle etc. I thought the killing off of Aki was a…
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Actually @boldfinger, it's called BLU-RAY!
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Close Encounters of the Third kind and The Empire Strikes Back Two Classic films, they don't make films like these anymore and probably never will. Certainly TESB is the only StarWars film that approaches greatness. Gl…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » fire_and_ice wrote: » Close encounters of the third kind Bluray. ...and much to my joy The Shadow is available on Region 2 Bluray. The DVD version I have has been chopped, looking forward to s…
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http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71c06DQ9VpL._SL1081_.jpg From Network DVD, The Man Who Haunted Himself - dual format. Haven't seen this since the early 70s in the cinema, looking forward to receiving it. Hurry up Postie!
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Kostas_P wrote: » Birdleson wrote: » I get what you're saying @Kostas_P , and there is truth in that. After OHMSS that sheen, the style and grandeur are less evident. But exactly what does that have to do with Godzilla? Nothing, i jus…
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fire_and_ice wrote: » Close encounters of the third kind Bluray. ...and much to my joy The Shadow is available on Region 2 Bluray. The DVD version I have has been chopped, looking forward to seeing it in the aspect ratio it was meant to be pres…
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Murdock wrote: » I prefer the title Licence to Kill as well. Since that term has been associated with the character. Yes, but he loses his licence to kill in the film, so the title is a little meaningless or misleading. Licence Revoked was …
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Just started Scott Mariani's 11th Ben Hope thriller, The Martyr's Curse. Only a hundred pages in and already looking like classic Hope!
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Kostas_P wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » @bondjames - have to disagree there. I don't find her attractive in this film, she was great and sexy in The Wicker Man, but here she just leaves me sort of meh... She is really hot in Get Carter.…
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BAIN123 wrote: » Jill St. John anyday ;) Even with Miss St John's collar and cuffs matching, I'd have to go for Claudine Auger. Always.
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@bondjames - have to disagree there. I don't find her attractive in this film, she was great and sexy in The Wicker Man, but here she just leaves me sort of meh. And of course her character was a complete no-hoper.
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Sark wrote: » Surely you have that backwards Lancaster.oyster season is September thru April. Don't know about that, only that it is an old saying, and one Bond would have been aware of. I've had oysters (live) and it's not all it's cracked…
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AceHole wrote: » EXACTLY. When I first saw GF (about age 13) I didn't think much of it, but having since become an aficionado of classic rock & pop to a great degree the line just feels utterly jarring - how on EARTH could Bond think that The …
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A word about Goldfinger. This was my first Bond, and got me started on this long road, but, to me, it is not the best Bond (FRWL and OHMSS beat it all to hell), but as it was my first it does have a special place in my heart. But it is the film wher…
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