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Well it was a lighthearted post, it's just odd that all three adverts have the exact same 'diverse combination'
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BMW_with_missiles wrote: » 0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » BMW_with_missiles wrote: » An American specific thing I'm sure, and I'm curious if they do this in other parts of the country even. I hate when you're leaving Walmart and they stop p…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » It seems 'mixed race' families are all the rage this year in Christmas adverts, with John Lewis, M&S and Debenhams all ticking the diversity box. But every couple is black male/white femal…
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It seems 'mixed race' families are all the rage this year in Christmas adverts, with John Lewis, M&S and Debenhams all ticking the diversity box. But every couple is black male/white female. The white men and black women are being left out! :…
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Random I know, but why the hell do people press the button on a crossing when there's nothing on the road and they're just going to cross ANYWAY???!!!! X(
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QBranch wrote: » But I also rate TLD very highly. Probably top 5. Good man. Me too.
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jobo wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » jobo wrote: » You are basically admitting that the culture is absurd and the main problem, yet you are surrendering that it just has to be that way. It is exactly that type of crazy conservatism it is har…
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jobo wrote: » You are basically admitting that the culture is absurd and the main problem, yet you are surrendering that it just has to be that way. It is exactly that type of crazy conservatism it is hard for non Americans to understand... …
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What it comes down to is that Americans are happy to put up with random mass shootings as long as they can keep their precious gun laws. Just about sums it up when it wouldn't bother our American friend if someone was armed with a handgun in a 'r…
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USA - 5% of the world population, yet apparently around 31% of mass shootings occur there. Disproportionate in the extreme wouldn't you agree? Talk about a country burying it's head in the sand.
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mattjoes wrote: » I liked, but not loved, this film on first viewing, but like some of you, my impression of it has gone down. It's like all the pieces are there, but the film lacks something. I found a IMDb review that, while way more critical th…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » I’d like to know, what do all of you think is the single best craig hand to hand fight sequence. I’d probably go with the bathroom fight from CR What a great intro to Craig's Bond that was! Now THAT was my idea of J…
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Title Track: DN (TSWLM is one of the best songs but nothing beats the original Bond theme) Title Credits: TSWLM (One of the very best) Main Villain: DN Main Bond Girl: DN (Bach is stunning but acting wise she's flyweight) Henchman: TSWLM Overal…
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Creasy47 wrote: » @LeonardPine, glad I'm not the only one praising that film. Defiitely had a 70's exploitation/grindhouse feel to it for sure (which really comes alive in the last 30 minutes or so - you know the scenes I'm talking about). And I h…
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Brawl In Cell Block 99 (2017) Vince Vaughn (him of light comedies) is so intense in this he almost burns a hole in the screen. It's an intimidating performance and even early on you feel his character has enormous violence inside waiting to erupt…
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suavejmf wrote: » http://collider.com/james-bond-movies-ranked-worst-to-best/#goldfinger Not a bad list. A tad harsh on some of the Roger Moore entries mind. Lost all credibility when the author thinks that 'Jaws falling in love' was one…
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I went all killer clown for our Halloween party. Tried to copy the IT clown make up. Didn't come out too badly....
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You've seen a good number. Also check out his two early low budget offerings, Dark Star (a very funny and imaginative science fiction comedy co-written with Dan O'Bannon the writer of ALIEN who also stars) and Assault On Precinct 13 (a tense and …
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FoxRox wrote: » Big Trouble in Little China (1986). Absolutely hilarious. After immersing myself with more and more of his work, John Carpenter has definitely become one of my favourite directors. He was always a massive favourite of mine. …
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The cool thing about Alien was the mystery of the empty ship, the Space Jockey and those damn weird eggs in a seemingly never ending chamber. It's part of the appeal the not knowing. the mystery. I have avoided Covenant for this reason and from t…
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If there's one thing the 89 Batman film got right it was the music. Elfman nailed it big time, producing one of the best ever superhero scores. (The theme is also used for Batman: The Animated Series) Some of his later work was a bit meh.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » @LeonardPine bought this for £10 today from same charity shop... Nice!
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » What do you guys make of the The Dark Knight Rises? My favourite of the three films. I think it's structured better than the other two and has a great story. I find I watch TDKR a lot more than the other two.
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Thunderfinger wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Rosemary's Baby (1968) Forgot just what an accomplished film this is. One of Polanski's best. The way the film builds on the conspiracy behind Rosemary's pregnancy is terrifying and frustrating…
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Benny wrote: » I was watching Lethal Weapon 2 the other day, when I noticed that some of the musical cues seemed to sound familiar. Upon seeing that Michael Kamen scored both this film and Licence To Kill it became clear. I'm sure someone has men…
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Rosemary's Baby (1968) Forgot just what an accomplished film this is. One of Polanski's best. The way the film builds on the conspiracy behind Rosemary's pregnancy is terrifying and frustrating because we want people to believe and help this p…
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bondjames wrote: » I wonder if Warner/Sony will look back on this and ask what could have been, had the scale been smaller, the editing tighter and the film run time shorter. I've only seen this film once (and liked it very much), but thinking bac…
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barryt007 wrote: » Indeed Happy Halloween to you all. I have a date with some whisky and Michael Myers in the original Halloween this evening. Good plan. Mine's eerily similar. But I may be drinking Rum. As well as Whisky....
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Milovy wrote: » Great review @Some_Kind_Of_Hero. Adding to the discussion... Blade Runner was small in scale. The plot was just a cop hunting rogue replicants. It's a dirty, intimate, claustrophobic movie. All the story's themes emerge only whe…
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Happy Death Day (2017 Really enjoyed this take on the 'Groundhog Day' scenario. A female student has to relive the day of her murder over and over again until she discovers her killers identity to end it. Not particularly scary and relatively …
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