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Halloween (2018) Finally caught up with this and am now wondering what all the fuss was about. Not sure why they bothered to be honest. This film adds nothing particularly new or original and in fact suffers from too many of this genre's clich…
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barryt007 wrote: » Or The Gauntlet,she was great in that. She was great in that. Better film than Sudden Impact.
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bondjames wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Miami Vice Very underrated film. Yeah, Mann has covered this ground before and more successfully. But this is still a cool and riveting piece of Cinema. Love the soundtrack and…
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mattjoes wrote: » Of Michael Mann, I loved Heat, The Insider, Collateral and what I've seen of Manhunter. But while it has some good and even great scenes, a great aesthetic and a great score, I don't care too much for Thief. (Spoiler) …
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Miami Vice Very underrated film. Yeah, Mann has covered this ground before and more successfully. But this is still a cool and riveting piece of Cinema. Love the soundtrack and digital photography.
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As it's nearly Christmas On Her Majesty's Secret Service Watching it on my new 4K TV was just stunning! The photography and brilliant editing really popped out of the screen. The snow scenes are amazing and Diana Rigg is just so beautiful. A w…
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001 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I need to see Blow Out, Sisters, and Scarface. Essential De Palma. I'm quite envious that you will be seeing these for the first time Are Blow Out, Sisters, and Scarface bette…
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001 wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I need to see Blow Out, Sisters, and Scarface. Along with The Untouchables, I think Blow Out and Scarface are his best films, that I have seen. Blow Out…
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FoxRox wrote: » I need to see Blow Out, Sisters, and Scarface. Essential De Palma. I'm quite envious that you will be seeing these for the first time
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » 001 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Mission Impossible second time in two days, I can't believe how good this looks in 4K and Elfmans score easily one of his best. I am a Brian De Pa…
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001 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Mission Impossible second time in two days, I can't believe how good this looks in 4K and Elfmans score easily one of his best. I am a Brian De Palma fan and I rank this as some of his best work, the …
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I do enjoy Watchmen a lot, and never cared what purists had to say about it. I think it's the best adaptation of the novel we could have hoped for. Jackie Earle Haley is just outstanding as Rorschach.
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Watchmen Some say it's too reverential to the novel, but I think the makers did a wonderful job of bringing such a dense work to the screen. Performances are all good and the film looks amazing. Haven't seen it for quite a few years so it w…
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Remington wrote: » octofinger wrote: » Related, and possibly not controversial: Pierce aged the best of the lot, and even looked like a credible agent in something like The November Man, filmed 20 years after GE. Second place is Dalton. …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) Before Blade there was this dashing fellow. An unusual Hammer film mixing age stealing vampi…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) Before Blade there was this dashing fellow. An unusual Hammer film mixing age stealing vampires with swordplay. Cheesy and corny, yes, but great ent…
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Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter (1974) Before Blade there was this dashing fellow. An unusual Hammer film mixing age stealing vampires with swordplay. Cheesy and corny, yes, but great entertainment, written and directed by Brian Clemens creator…
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PrinceKamalKhan wrote: » A fun way to start the Christmas season: One of my favourite Christmas films! "You'll shoot your eye out!"
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peter wrote: » and @LeonardPine -- what a cast!! Did you recognize (Spoiler) Oh god yes! I'm a huge fan of his and he was the one actor I knew was in it from when I first heard about the film.
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peter wrote: » I loved four out of six, @LeonardPine ... Of course the best being the first story. My gut's still aching with laughter. The fifth story was also one of my favourites, and these boys are very conniving. Here's my theory: they wan…
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peter wrote: » Any Coen Brothers fans out there?? The Ballad of Buster Scruggs-- six shorts with all the Coenisms that have made their filmography so eclectic and refreshingly original. There's absurd comedy, dark humour, drama, tragedy, even h…
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Oldboy (2013) Caught this by accident the other day and despite the fact it got slaughtered by the critics I didn't think it was bad. Obviously not a patch on the original but this remake features an intense performance from Josh Brolin and so…
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Resurrection wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » vzok wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » @fanbond123, the jump was 100% real and was one shot, the only CGI is them overlaying the city of Paris atop the Dubai desert, and the lightning storm (of cours…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Remington wrote: » In the middle of Sudden Impact. I'd only seen this once about ten years ago when I was eleven. I didn't care for the plot, change in location, or Sandra Lockes performance. It immedi…
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talos7 wrote: » Self indulgent or not , as Tom approached the rear of the plane and leaped, knowing that it was real made the scene incredibly exciting. Of course the sequence was digitally enhanced, but to dismiss how impressive it is for one of …
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vzok wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » @fanbond123, the jump was 100% real and was one shot, the only CGI is them overlaying the city of Paris atop the Dubai desert, and the lightning storm (of course). I thought they did a ridiculous number o…
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Remington wrote: » In the middle of Sudden Impact. I'd only seen this once about ten years ago when I was eleven. I didn't care for the plot, change in location, or Sandra Lockes performance. It immediately became my least favorite Dirty Harry fil…
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Ant-Man & The Wasp Great fun. Think i prefer this to the first film. The scenes with Michelle Pfieffer's character got a bit silly, but overall it's action packed and very funny in places. Another winner for Marvel.
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Roadphill wrote: » bondjames wrote: » GE Highly enjoyable as always. On this viewing the green screen and somewhat cheap special effects in places were noticeable, but not enough to ruin the overall experience. I think the effects and stun…
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DarthDimi wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » One of the few horror remakes i did enjoy was Dawn of the Dead Apart from mainly being set in a shopping mall that's where the similarities ended. I loved the scarily fast zombies! That film…
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