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Thunderfinger wrote: » Watching this I never knew where it was going next, but eventually it turned into something severely messed up and disturbing. I feel mentally violated. Never want to see this again. Ha Ha! Love Wolf Creek, but I ad…
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JamesBondKenya wrote: » If were gonna talk credits. Ive got some opinions. I hate the skyfall, spectre, and DAD credits sequence and i think frwl is the best one by far. Really? I thought Skyfall had a fantastic credit sequence. It worked b…
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Benny wrote: » I got to see one of the all time greats (as far as I'm concerned) last night in Perth. Jerry Seinfeld. Whilst his hugely popular and mega successful tv show finished nearly twenty years ago, Jerry has still got it as far as stand …
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barryt007 wrote: » This just in from the Evening Standard : Daniel Craig ‘signs up for two more James Bond films’ after being persuaded to return to franchise . Daniel Craig has reportedly signed a contract to star in two more James Bond fil…
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Minion wrote: » Here's a new controversial opinion: Maurice Binder's openings, while generally good in concept, are always marred by sloppy execution. Silhouetted characters often disappear before fully off screen, and sometimes their hands and fe…
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jobo wrote: » Here is another one that might cause controversy: LTK has the best plot and story in the series. (And the film as a whole is far more than just "solid", mind you...) That certainly would provoke controversy since LTK has…
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Get Out (2017) Seen some good reviews for this and I can see why. A black guy is taken by his white girlfriend to meet her wealthy parents and stay at their home for the weekend. The parents are overly friendly and seem embarrassed by their bl…
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"Edited: Just ordered To Live And Die In LA It's a Arrow release nice." That's a great release, @Fire_and_Ice_Returns . The gritty LA locations really pop out on the BD. Check out the ridiculous alternate ending. It's hilariously bad!
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » The French Connection and The Exorcist are untouchable classics for sure. Truly legendary films. I haven't seen his other work, but those two films alone make him a noteworthy director. …
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BAIN123 wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » , New Orleans AND San Francisco, you'd almost get a "Bond on tour" in the US. :-) Torgeirtrap wrote: » All this talk about AVTAK makes me want to see it again. I'm th…
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Arrival Hadn't got around to seeing this but finally caught up with it. Really good film. Intense and emotional in places and contrary to reports I found it moved very fast. The build up to them entering the Alien craft is exceptionally wel…
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"a violation of the collective intellectual property rights of the originating culture." That has to be the most ridiculously PC thing I've ever heard! (As well as the dumbest!)
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peter wrote: » hate to be a cynic, but, this: http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/29/europe/uk-girl-raped-twice-arrests/index.html Since European cities, and others, are becoming rape capitals, is there any news on what race these two animals were? …
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Psycho II [Arrow Video - blu-ray] 1983, dir. Richard Franklin. Well I saw this on initial release, and then on VHS a short while later and not seen it since. 'It's 22 years later and Norman Bates is coming home'. This is a c…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I do enjoy Toby Stephens in the film. The smarmy OTT Gustav Graves is hilarious. "Japan is a bug waiting to be squashed" He is very good in the film. His performance is note perfect for this enjoyably silly film. He a…
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Die Another Day Haven't seen this for quite a while and quite enjoyed it. It's definitely the weakest of the Brosnan Bonds but it sets the tone early on and doesn't deviate from it so at least it's consistent in its silliness, Have always enjo…
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Creasy47 wrote: » And here I was, loving 'Free Fire' and debating rewatching it again already. I loved it. Certainly won't be watching it again! I just hope the cast were well rewarded for all that crawling around in the dirt!
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Free Fire (2016) Coming from the talented Ben Wheatley this was a massive let down. Starts really well with an arms deal being negotiated in an abandoned Boston warehouse during the 70's. Trouble is once the deal goes sour and all hell breaks …
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Strog wrote: » Here's a smattering of favorites. These are in chronological order. Tried to (a) keep it to one film per director (but failed of course; four exceptions with two a piece) and (b) spread the list across the years. Also, the usual …
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DarthDimi wrote: » I have seen many film like Se7en since its release and none came even close. There were some edgier killer films in the 70s and 80s (and even before that) but the way Fincher handled the material was rather fresh and new in my o…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » I didn t care for Se7en. Seen it all before and 100 times better. Care to enlighten us...? About what? I have enjoyed similar films in the past, but I didn t …
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Thunderfinger wrote: » I didn t care for Se7en. Seen it all before and 100 times better. Care to enlighten us...?
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Agent007391 wrote: » Believe it or not, today was the first day I'd ever seen Se7en, having picked it up on a whim. I did not regret this purchase. Great film that stands up to r…
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I'm a bit sceptical as to how many people actually do believe in what their religion tells them or is it just a sense of 'belonging' to something. Kind of like the Cub Scouts or following a favourite football team. I mean Islam always seems more …
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Title Track: YOLT (My favourite Bond song) Title Credits: YOLT Main Villain: DN Main Bond Girl: DN Henchman: DN Overall Plot: DN Dialogue: DN Score: YOLT Settings: YOLT Action: YOLT Humour: DN Cinematography: YOLT Benign Bizarre: DN Sus…
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Agent007391 wrote: » Believe it or not, today was the first day I'd ever seen Se7en, having picked it up on a whim. I did not regret this purchase. Great film that stands up to repeated viewings. Cast, script, direction, everything wo…
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To Live And Die In LA Blu ray Great release from Arrow of this cult Friedkin thriller. Lovely restoration making the seedy LA locations really stand out. The picture is pin sharp and Wang Chung's soundtrack has never sounded better. The ext…
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Dragonpol wrote: » Not seen any of this yet, but it sounds intriguing. Do yourself a favour, @Dragonpol Banshee is a fantastic series. Be warned though, it pulls no punches with the sex and violence! Not many series hold my attention …
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Finally completed season 4. Great send off for all the characters although the serial killer sub_plot was a bit weak. Still great though and as sick, funny and as violent as ever. Those headbutts by Lucas were vicious!
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