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Although the pyramids are great, very atmospheric, I just can't get why when Fekkesh is talking to Major Amasova in the relative safety of a crowd after spotting Jaws, he would get up and put himself in mortal danger by going away from the crowd and…
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For me the main thing I'd change is that Jaws dies in the end. I do believe that initially that was in the script. There will probably be some more later when I've had chance to think a bit!
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What a complete balls-up EON's become. It's almost like they are trying to kill the golden calf. These extended periods between films is really not on. Waiting for a director (i.e. Mendes for SPECTRE) instead of just going ahead and making the next …
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Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins…(1985) dir. Guy Hamilton. Arrow Video blu-ray. Well this was better than I was expecting, a great little fun movie (only spoilt by some cheesy songs on the soundtrack and a score that veered into 80s action tv the…
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Of course, Blofeld was THE crazy cat person! My puss, Charlotte, is actually the crazy one in my house. Absolute bonkers.
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Carry On Spying (1964) Carry On Cleo (1964) SPYING isn't one of my favourites, it's an average Carry On film for me. CLEO is (at least) one of the best. Thanks to the Burton/Taylor crew decamping from the UK to Italy, lea…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » bondjames wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » SPECTRE The L'Americain sequence drags on as does the torture bit. It's true that L'Americain dra…
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ToTheRight wrote: » bondjames wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » SPECTRE The L'Americain sequence drags on as does the torture bit. It's true that L'Americain drags, but I think it's one of the better scenes in the film. I have mentioned…
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coco1997 wrote: » Revelator wrote: » Maibaum's papers are at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, and some enterprising scholar needs to go through them. It's actually the University of Iowa. That's brilliant. I'm certain th…
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barryt007 wrote: » That is one scene that puzzles me. Why did they not stop when they realised Bond wasn't in the car ? The nieces are telling Hip but he just smiles and keeps driving. Never makes sense to me. Maybe the girls are act…
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barryt007 wrote: » There really is no answer to that bloody paragliding crap. I was so embarrassed when I first saw that,thankfully I didn't see DAD in the cinema,i would have died. I did (see it in the cinema, that is)… and I came out rea…
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A Pistol For Ringo (1965) dir. Duccio Tessari. Arrow Video blu-ray. Any early Spaghetti Western which is filmed more like a traditional American Western, none of the stylistic tropes associated with the genre. Starring an athletic Giuliano Gemma as …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Remo: Unarmed and Dangerous (1985) which also seems to go under the title Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. Never seen this, but…
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PussyNoMore wrote: » Revelator wrote: » Ah, TMWTGG. I know the film has its defenders, but I still regard it as bottom-of-the-barrel. To be honest, the film would be improved only by a total rewrite. But unlike DAF and LALD, the source novel-…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » First things first, what ever happened to the deleted scene during the duel. The teaser trailer expands on it with Scaramanga talking to Bond behind a rock and Bond throws and shoots an explosive device. Yes, that…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Star Wars The Last Jedi 4K Bluray surprisingly looks bland at times visually, I just can't redeem this film there is too much wrong with it. The dialogue at times is poor and as subtle as a sledgehammer, the film is l…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Lancaster007 wrote: » Remo: Unarmed and Dangerous (1985) which also seems to go under the title Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. Never seen this, but Arrow Video were having a sale and this was just £5 for the…
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Gerard wrote: » From Independance Day : Resurgence, miss Angelababy : My god! Far too skinny! She needs a few good meals insider her.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » Walecs wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » That's indeed unlikely, @bondjames, since Tomb Raider is all about those wildlife/abandoned places she needs to be at, judging by the fact she's an ar…
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Remo: Unarmed and Dangerous (1985) which also seems to go under the title Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. Never seen this, but Arrow Video were having a sale and this was just £5 for the blu-ray, so what the heck…even if it's bad at least it ha…
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Revelator wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Videodrome (1983). Extremely disturbing and thought-provoking. Quite the experience. LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH. Brilliant. I bought the Arrow Video box-set a while back. And what a revelation, t…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Man, this just happens by luck. Having recently watched the first two Sartana films, I only found out a few hours ago that Arrow Films announced a remaster of the whole Pentalogy! Today! https://arrowfilms.com/product-d…
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PropertyOfALady wrote: » Would Back to the Future III count No. Obviously. Title of the thread is Spaghetti Westerns - although some non Italian films probably still count due to their influence on them. I've always said that Fist of Fury …
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Coffy (1973) dir. Jack Hill. Arrow Video blu-ray. Great slice of 70s Blaxplotation cinema with the impressive Pam Grier. A late-shift nurse takes revenge on drug pushers who messed-up her 11-year-old sister and her ex-boyfriend cop. Then she goes af…
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Thrasos wrote: » TheWizardOfIce wrote: » There's a question: How many Bond alumni are connected with Blackadder? Still thinking...but it's interesting to me that Brian Blessed never got cast in a Bond film...seems he would've been a natur…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Regarding Caligula I recall a version that had x rated porn scenes added There is a lot of naked flesh, and not just the inserts added by BG. This version @chrisisall does actually feature 'strong real sex' as i…
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Voice Without A Shadow (1958) dir Seijun Suzuki. 1st film in the Nikkastsu Diamond Guys set from Arrow Video. Widescreen mono noir-ish thriller mystery. Caligula (1979) dir (mostly) Tinto Brass. Full-on uncut version of controversial Roman epic. No…
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Recently finished Tomb Raider: Legend - taken a long, long time. Was actually started on the PS2! And I'm now part way through the second level of Underworld. Taking my time 'walking' through the environments, they are so lush and jaw-dropping you j…
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@DarthDimi - when I've got a spare half-day I'll get round to reading it, that's a long one! Looks interesting.
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Ah, you have a women's thread! If ever I need my spirits lifting then it's on with Potato featuring one of the best characters, long on beard and short on leg, it's Captain Red Beard Rum - Ah hah!
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