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Mathis1 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » DonnyDB5 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » I think they'll mostly be looking at landscapes (perhaps winter landscapes depending on when they film). There's are some interesting b…
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FRWL vs . OHMSS - it's a close one for me. FRWL has occupied the #1 slot in my rankings for over a decade now and I don't see it leaving that spot any time soon. OHMSS has been constantly moving up my rankings and currently is at #3. Both exceptiona…
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DonnyDB5 wrote: » bondjames wrote: » Torgeirtrap wrote: » I think they'll mostly be looking at landscapes (perhaps winter landscapes depending on when they film). There's are some interesting buildings around too, of course. Don't know i…
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Torgeirtrap wrote: » I think they'll mostly be looking at landscapes (perhaps winter landscapes depending on when they film). There's are some interesting buildings around too, of course. Don't know if the cities will have too much to offer. Her…
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boldfinger wrote: » For this alone Tom and Christopher deserve that I buy the Fallout br: http://collider.com/tom-cruise-christopher-mcquarrie-motion-smoothing-psa/#images I can't tell you how happy I am to see this. Not so much because of…
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Univex wrote: » Interesting, Canada and Western Norway have similar sights, nature wise. Could they be going for that kind os scenery? Good point. It's certainly possible even if they are perhaps going to combine two locations for a snow sett…
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FoxRox wrote: » Bought myself the 6-film collection on DVD from Walmart (yes, I still go for DVDs over Blu-Ray and 4K most of the time). Just had to have it after watching the series and really enjoying it. Great! I'm trying to get a hold …
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Time is a flat circle. Apropos given the director. Perhaps that will be one of the themes of B25. It wouldn't surprise me if eternal recurrence or some other philosophy finds its way into the film in some way s…
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She does seem a bit anesthetized, for lack of a better word. Still, we are only seeing snippets of the film here. I'm hoping there is more life in the full finished product.
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chrisisall wrote: » Just Got Fallout on blu ray, tonight I'll get to see what the fuss is all about! You are in for a treat. Enjoy.
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I'd say that time is especially relevant in the context of a continuity driven character arc. One can agree or disagree on whether the character arc has been successful or not, but I believe time is important, both for the big fans of this series …
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The Brozz does look very good there. I like the nod to MI (or is that FRWL?) in that ad.
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I don't take too much from Fukunaga's comments. There is as much ambiguity in his remarks as anything else. I think we have to wait for more clarity on what direction they are taking with this film, and if they are on track we're likely to know more…
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It's difficult to tell too much from that trailer and I agree that the first one seemed more exciting. Having said that, the film looks intriguing enough and I think Larson is a compelling and watchable screen presence. She has a cool laid back vibe…
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Me neither. I'd use less generous adjectives to describe it, but we are where we are and it is what it is. Fukunaga is the only positive in this whole affair at present, and I think he has what it takes to deliver something interesting and wor…
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boldfinger wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » Cary is in London tonight at the BIFA awards ceremony, where he gave Judi Dench an honorary award He worked with Judi Dench on an adaption of Jane Eyre a few years back. Though, I suspect he's in…
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Superintendent wrote: » Kind of looks like Cavill. I don't know anything about him but in this photo and with that expression he sort of reminds me of Henry Czerny as Kittridge in MI (particularly in one of those crazy De Palma angle shot…
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NicNac wrote: » All of which suggests to me that most people do not agree that two of the 4 are not that good. Or, if they do, they can't agree which two. ;) I think that any disagreements on this exist more within the hardcore community. …
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I think we should keep in mind that it's quite possible the budget will be significantly scaled down this time around. All of the directors they were looking at (bar Villeneuve) weren't so experienced with big budgets, including Boyle, Demange, Layt…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » I'm actually excited to see Shaw going head to head with Elba's character while Hobbs would be preoccupied with a bigger villain his size. Elba vs Statham would be the clash of two tough cockneys. :D Good point.
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Brilliant! I can't wait to see Hobbs go up against Elba's character. I'm sure there will be a showdown worthy of these two heavyweights. I just picked up Fate of the Furious 4K and am now compelled to take in a viewing today.
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Risico007 wrote: » Back on the topic of Bond 25 I am assuming January is when we will start getting rumors and this is truely the calm before the storm so as we go into the season of Bond I would like to say thank you to everyone this ride has …
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Remington wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I'm not convinced that Dalton could have pulled off a GF/TSWLM type flick personally. Even though I would have liked a third Dalton effort, to a degree I'm glad he stopped with the two he did. I think h…
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I'm not convinced that Dalton could have pulled off a GF/TSWLM type flick personally. Even though I would have liked a third Dalton effort, to a degree I'm glad he stopped with the two he did. I think his era is internally consistent at least.
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Thunderfinger wrote: » bondjames wrote: » I just remembered I should have spoiler tagged the above. Sorry about that. . Is the policy really that EON copyrighted images are ok as long as they are in spoiler tags? Just reread it …
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » bondjames wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » There are instances where the Dutch angle camera really takes out of the movie, though. That’s often a fault with nineties films. My only gri…
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I just remembered I should have spoiler tagged the above. Sorry about that. It's true about the trousers though. Now it's gone entirely the other way however, with a ridiculously slim look in vogue.
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One day I hope these people get back to Savile Row and dump the nouveau designers. There really is no substitute for decent tailoring, which can flatter the body, irrespective of the fashion trends of the day (even with the wider lapels, ties and th…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » ClarkDevlin wrote: » There are instances where the Dutch angle camera really takes out of the movie, though. That’s often a fault with nineties films. My only gripe, is Cruise's 1000w smile thing he did a lot back …
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I'm surprised people haven't mentioned the Anthony Sinclair three-piece glen check from GF. He looked excellent in that too.
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