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ClarkDevlin wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » I find it very hard to believe that Danny Boyle would even go near a film featuring an arrogant white English hero..... Craig's version isn't that, though. He's far removed from that. Craig…
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I find it very hard to believe that Danny Boyle would even go near a film featuring an arrogant white English hero.....
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Birdleson wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Blue Jasmine Few years old but I hadn't seen it. Now I know what I was missing. Cate Blanchett is just amazing in this. I really painful and realistic performance. She has great support from Sal…
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Blue Jasmine Few years old but I hadn't seen it. Now I know what I was missing. Cate Blanchett is just amazing in this. I really painful and realistic performance. She has great support from Sally Hawkins, Bobby Cannavale and Alec Baldwin. …
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barryt007 wrote: » Saw this last night. Very involving with a good narrative and excellent performances all round : Really good film that, @barryt007 Love the narration and the very flawed characters. Seen it a few times. Very und…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » The Shape Of Water I liked this but I didn't love it like I thought I would. Reminded me of the work of Jean-Pierre Jeunet in its mood and cinematography. Sally Hawkins is amazing in this and Michael…
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The Shape Of Water I liked this but I didn't love it like I thought I would. Reminded me of the work of Jean-Pierre Jeunet in its mood and cinematography. Sally Hawkins is amazing in this and Michael Shannon plays one of the most vile characte…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) This movie is an instant classic from the first frame to last. Spielberg set out to create his own James Bond, and within one film he achieved it. Not even he was able to top what he did here,…
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Revelator wrote: » I recently re-watched The Sign of Four (1987) This version is surely the closest anyone has come to transferring the spirit and letter of Doyle's stories to film. And it stars what might be the best Holmes and Watson to eve…
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SaintMark wrote: » IT (2017) An excellent movie, was somewhat skeptical being a big fan of the original movie/mini tv series. The young cast did brilliant and Pennywise was actually excellent, the scene with Billy and Pennywise was actually filme…
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IT (2017) Very impressed with this. It's well made with some very effective scares. The young cast are impressive and Skarsgard rocks as Pennywise. Look forward to part 2...
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bondjames wrote: » JFK (1991) First viewing of this Oliver Stone directed 1991 classic. I had heard a lot about this film over the years of course, some good and some bad. I have to say that having had the opportunity to view it last night, I…
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Dragonpol wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » 18 Red Roses for a tenner in Morrison's....got them on the way home from work. Can't stand valentines but it keeps her happy..... You're very lucky then. My shop had cut flowers priced at £35! …
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18 Red Roses for a tenner in Morrison's....got them on the way home from work. Can't stand valentines but it keeps her happy.....
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bondjames wrote: » Scarface (1983) I’ve never gotten round to watching this famous Brian De Palma directed outing (based on a screenplay by Oliver Stone) before. Perhaps I've resisted because gangsta flair isn’t normally my cup of tea, I’m not …
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » I hope that we can look back in a decade or so and laugh at this current cancerous movement, having found a compromise between complaining about everything and understanding the nuance of rape and ass patting as b…
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FoxRox wrote: » The soundtrack is somehow even more haunting than the imagery. It puts you in the most isolated, depressing world possible. Yep. Lynch's films always have incredible sound effects. They really do transport the viewer into hi…
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FoxRox wrote: » Eraserhead (1977). It has become one of my favorites. There's nothing else like it. Incredible imagery and the film just gets under the skin. The industrial soundtrack goes a long way in the effect this film has.
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Creasy47 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Hacksaw Ridge Didn't think I'd like this as much as I did. This is riveting, ferocious and moving. Mel Gibson gives it a nice old fashioned feel and although there are some gung- ho moments the films d…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Edge Of Sanity (1989) is my favourite adaption of Jekyll & Hyde. If you can get past the sleazy tone, then this one has one of the most unique twists on the often told st…
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Hacksaw Ridge Didn't think I'd like this as much as I did. This is riveting, ferocious and moving. Mel Gibson gives it a nice old fashioned feel and although there are some gung- ho moments the films down to earth quality and good humour see it t…
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mattjoes wrote: » The Fabulous Baker Boys When I was a kid, one day late at night, I caught part of this film on TV. I was slightly fascinated by it: the music, the atmosphere. I never forgot it. I'd been meaning to revisit it properly ever sin…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Edge Of Sanity (1989) is my favourite adaption of Jekyll & Hyde. If you can get past the sleazy tone, then this one has one of the most unique twists on the often told story. It benefits this version, that they were able …
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Thor Ragnarok Great fun. Doesn't take itself seriously and is actually funny. Good performances all round and Care Blanchett is seriously sexy!
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NicNac wrote: » Yes, I wasn't trying to suggest any exclusivity. Christianity has run amok in past centuries, and individuals carry out their crimes these days having been spoken to by God. I get all that, but we are in an age now where Islam is m…
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I can understand the nostalgia part, but the film is abysmal. Probably his worst and a serious misjudgement on his part.
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Hook is the 2nd best film Spielberg has made? OK.......
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Title Track: DN Title Credits: FYEO (Love a bit of Sheena!) Main Villain: DN Main Bond Girl: DN Henchman: DN Overall Plot: DN Dialogue: DN Score: FYEO (Love Conti's score) Settings: DN Action: FYEO Humour: DN Cinematography: DN Benign Bi…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » I think TB is superior to GF in every way. Elaborate for me if you could If you say it enough it makes it so!
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » I love Leto and his character tho I thought Leto was one of the weaker aspects....
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