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mtm wrote: » this one which Zekidk posted: That picture filled the entire back of the original VHS-tape I bought in the early 80's. At that time - and as a 12 year-old, I remember thinking that she was the most beautiful woman I have ever see…
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MR. Even Bassey hated her song and the audience hated that Bond went into space. For me this is peak Bond. The score by Barry, the sets by Adam, the villain's dialogue, the setpieces and locations, Moore at the pinnacle of his career.
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mtm wrote: » delfloria wrote: » Well, at least we got some new David Arnold music. I didn't see Arnold's name on it apart from the opening theme arrangement (which is nice) Three episodes in and I hear a lot of Arnold. Many cues fr…
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echo wrote: » Saudi Arabia has a lot of human rights issues, so it doesn't bring the escapism that I usually look for in a Bond film. Guess SF and TSWLM aren't your cup of tea then.
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Saudi Arabia would be interesting. And they wouldn't need finanicing the movie, since the crown prince allegedly is a huge Bond fan.
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Colonel_Venus wrote: » Imagine if they announced Nolan on March 11, 2024, a day after he wins an Oscar for directing! Easy now.... there's Ridley Scott and his Napoleon epic.
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Creasy47 wrote: » @bondywondy, #1 is an issue most action films have of late when it comes to their marketing. Only an issue for fans who follow the production and watch it no matter what. Trailers and its money shots are directed at doubters…
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AstonLotus wrote: » Wow,I’m glad I never got the 4K set. This guy highlights major problems other reviewers failed to highlight.It’s a long video but it’s got chapters.. Show don't just tell, dude! Everone else who do these comparisons use …
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ColonelSun wrote: » But Oppenheimer is filmmaking at its very best. It's an extraordinary accomplishment. That scene with the cheering audience and the partly muted sound? My favorite part (of the ones I actually did see). That was so well cr…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » I dunno how anyone can manage to sleep with the soundtrack blaring as it is haha Well, that certain subwoofer-moment took the cake!
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ColonelSun wrote: » Just seen Oppenheimer. Saw it today also...well, the most of it. I heard it was a good movie afterwards :-)
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matt_u wrote: » The big problem here is that the release date was just wrong. Wrong is when you decide to premiere DOD in Cannes and make your whole marketing suffer because of early reviews from that crowd. But sliding an expensive blockbust…
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matt_u wrote: » Fast is a damaged brand that bombed domestically. The CGI flick still pulled 560mio foreign. No way MI7 will get close to those numbers. Most people don't care about if it's shot for real using practical effects or almost enti…
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AstonLotus wrote: » Sorry,Indy 5 has absolutely nothing on Mission 7. There's more to a good action movie, than the action scenes itself. I found DOD fun from beginning to end. MI7.... yes, there's a couple of well-shot setpieces. But besides…
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Univex wrote: » So, what does the film industry need nowadays? Better technicians? Better stunt people? Better cinematographers? Better composers? NO! All of these are good. They need better writers, damn it! WRITERS! The great writers are th…
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Pierce2Daniel wrote: » They should make Tom Holland the new lead I think the character needs a little more testosterone. He reminds me of a young Michael J. Fox.
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Creasy47 wrote: » I'm sure many of us were thinking of that sequence, @Zekidk. Did the Uncharted movie try to adapt that as well? I didn't bother watching it myself, saw Tom Holland was playing Drake and that was all I needed to hear. No, the…
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Creasy47 wrote: » the train toppling over the destroyed bridge Time to revisit one of the best action games ever made
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mtm wrote: » there to look cool You pretty much summed up the whole movie! ;-)
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...knowing that Hunt would notice that he was about to drive over the cliff, and hazardly pull his brakes beforehand, so he could scout what was underneath him? No, not warning him about the danger he was about to face, because of his what - ego? - …
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mtm wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » mtm wrote: » Yes that's a good point. Zekidk wrote: » mtm wrote: » And yeah, the list of things you mention did seem like a bit of a tick list of things to add. Especially Benji being a GPS. (Spoiler) …
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mtm wrote: » Yes that's a good point. Zekidk wrote: » mtm wrote: » And yeah, the list of things you mention did seem like a bit of a tick list of things to add. Especially Benji being a GPS. (Spoiler) He certainly doesn't know the t…
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mtm wrote: » And yeah, the list of things you mention did seem like a bit of a tick list of things to add. Especially Benji being a GPS. (Spoiler) He certainly doesn't know the topography function of a map. Otherwise Hunt would be on level…
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Arg...got to get this out of my system after the second viewing. I left frustrated and was suprisingly bored throughout a large part of the runtime. I never once felt bored after I sat through DOD for the second time. Here are my main issues: (S…
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Great read @mattjoes - thank you. Good points about Helena overshadowing Indy.
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » If its half as good as Indy 5 then I will be happy. Indy 5 is better penned and has more action setpieces, but the two big action setpieces in MI:7 are more fun and better shot.
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matt_u wrote: » The unexpected phenomenon of Sound of Freedom in the US will hurt too, given the fact they share the same white males demo. With only a budget of 15mio$, still no distribution outside the US and still grossing 50mio$ in the 1s…
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matt_u wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » It looked very promising that first day then dropped off considerably, unfortunately. This summer is pretty surprising for the box office. Hopefully it picks up this weekend and folks are just waiting until th…
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