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Nice occupation. Up my street there´s a father-son team who every now and then have some old grandeur parked in front of the house and are tinkering on it. I saw a Rolls, a Maserati, and one or two others. Apparently they fix and sell them. I hav…
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forgotmyusername wrote: Is it me or is Chris Pratt - the only person to take over as Indiana Jones role. See Galaxy - he's channeling Hans Solo isn't he? I think that more than anything is what attracts me so much to the GotG trailers.
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What I don´t appreciate very much is that those blu ray covers disregarded the values of the old films by having every Bond have a Craig-like posture or face, as if they couldn´t stand on their own.
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Paddington Bear trailer! That bathtub thing was a bit over the top, but the rest looks funnier than I thought!
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Chang wrote: Yes, Godzilla is one of those movies I will want to own on BluRay. Totally awesome and the story and characters weren't overdone like some crappy Michael Bay movie or Independence Day. It's righteous. It´s so righteous I´m not su…
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NapoleonPlural wrote: I only have Dr No on Blu Ray currently, in anticipation of getting the player (!) but am a tad put off by the covers, I mean GF has the dare I say iconic shot of Bond leaning back on his Aston, but it is a rubbish, doctored p…
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Vroom Vroom - a fantastic live double album of King Crimson´s double trio version :-). http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_covers/191/cover_5982317112009.jpg Did I mention we had a Lamborghini exhibition in a local museu…
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NapoleonPlural wrote: But do his tats show up more? I think not, because I instantly noticed lots of more details in nearly every frame, but the tats didn´t catch my eyes.
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Creasy47 wrote: But...it's still time-travel. You can't add realism to it because it already doesn't make sense. I'm sure I'm negating myself with it, but when I watch T1 and 2, I try not to think about it too much, I just let the movie take me wh…
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Creasy47 wrote: Watch T1, then T2, then stop. ;-) Seriously, though, I did that two days ago and it was perfect. It all starts, flows, and ends on a very perfect note. By continuing after that, you pretty much negate everything that Cameron jus…
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With all the discussion about CGI, I must say that the rear projection near the end of Terminator nowadays throws me off more than any effect in T3 ore T4, as tense and absolutely genius as the rest of the film is. The eye removal looks like a model…
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boldfinger wrote: chrisisall wrote: Question: does Blu Ray make the rear projection in early films look more fake? No it doesn´t. I´ve seen a number of brs where the cleaning-up made the discrepancy between foreground and (projected or…
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Creasy47 wrote: Murdock wrote: I'm actually glad it has comedy in it at all. A good chunk of Superhero movies have ditched humor in favor of the dark grittyness. It's quite refreshing. That's exactly why I was surprised. Most superhero …
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Matt_Helm wrote: I guess I better brace myself for a remake of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. For a lover of movies these are quite terrible and bland times indeed! The Godzilla re-boot was fantastic. As for the rest, we can hardly flag the…
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Creasy47 wrote: @boldfinger, I've read two early (very early) reviews of the film (which, apparently, 'Cyber' might just be a working title, and the film could be called 'Black Hat'), and they say that just because the film is a look into cyber te…
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Master_Dahark wrote: That Hugh Jackman was a star from the minute he showed up on screen! It is sort of funny seeing him shirtless in the first movie- he almost looks like an ordinary guy compared to Days of Future Past! Hard to believe he was…
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Finally, a first (set) foto from Michael Mann´s upcoming Cyber. I see guys in bullet-proof vests holding guns, and an industrial harbor background, so it looks like Mann is playing it safe this time. Which I find great, since Mann´s crime thrillers…
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Creasy47 wrote: Did you want someone who directed one of the 'Twilight' films to direct a live-action version of 'Beauty and the Beast'? No? Too bad: http://bit.ly/1hA2n8T I didn´t even go to see Christophe Gans´ version, and he made The P…
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Creasy47 wrote: OHMSS69 wrote: That new Tom Cruise sci fi film looks really interesting. I may go see that one. Most films that Cruise stars in are usually worth seeing. Love him or hate him, the man has a knack for being in good films. ever …
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NapoleonPlural wrote: It turns out there is a region-free BluRay player, as well as region-free DVD player, but if these exist and are legal, why aren't they all made region-free? Good question. If you ask me, this whole region thing is a bit…
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As for aspect ratio, pretty much any tv you get to buy these days should have a number of zoom options, which accordingly will reduce black borders, cut off parts of the picture in order to have no black borders, or stretch the picture until there i…
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chrisisall wrote: Question: does Blu Ray make the rear projection in early films look more fake? No it doesn´t. I´ve seen a number of brs where the cleaning-up made the discrepancy between foreground and (projected or not) background look …
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jaydubya76 wrote: it's like I'm being re-introduced to them all again. Loving it! I know exactly what you mean :-). Since there are no credits for each seperate film in the packaging, does anyone know if there is a database with a concise …
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: I say that about music, film, books and more all the time. I don't get why people do drugs either when those things when good can get you higher than any known substance. Yeah, that´s so true! And even with expens…
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0BradyM0Bondfanatic7 wrote: boldfinger wrote: I´m absolutely amazed at the quality of some of the old films on br. I only checked GF and TB so far. Those two look so much better than on dvd! I was a stubborn defender of dvd, and I still would…
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Creasy47 wrote: boldfinger wrote: As if the film wasn´t interesting enough already. Well, it´s always good to see Josh Brolin on screen :-). Unless he's in 'Jonah Hex.' ;-) I haven´t seen that one, but I´m sure without him it would…
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QBranch wrote: It seems these comments are pretty old, but Charlize Theron says a few words regarding her experience on the set. http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/movies/charlize-theron-says-gruelling-mad-max-fury-road-shoot-nearly-ended-her…
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In Japan there are locations where one can see the sea while skiing alpine slopes. I could imagine some gorgeous background landscapes like that, with Craig skiing through dashing sunshine. Perhaps something like that could also be done in a Skandin…
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I´m absolutely amazed at the quality of some of the old films on br. I only checked GF and TB so far. Those two look so much better than on dvd! I was a stubborn defender of dvd, and I still wouldn´t say that one should get each and every film on b…
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As if the film wasn´t interesting enough already. Well, it´s always good to see Josh Brolin on screen :-).
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