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DarthDimi wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Nothing more realistic than wanting water rights. Especially in today's world. I remember people complaining about Bond breaking off that door handle, though. 😉 I see what you did there. :P
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Nothing more realistic than wanting water rights. Especially in today's world.
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I'm not holding my breath. 1 was interesting, 2 was okay. I liked the Lynch one better.
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slide_99 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » slide_99 wrote: » The extended versions of LOTR are worse than the theatricals. Some of the new scenes add context, but the majority either disrupt the pacing or mess with the tone due to the added hu…
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007HallY wrote: » Personally, I'd say Touch of Evil is my favourite Welles film (the later edited version that is). Oh yeah, it's an amazing film edited the way Welles intended. It was captivating before that too.
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DarthDimi wrote: » Seve wrote: » Dune 2021 – Only A Mirage I found this latest version of Dune in many ways the most disappointing yet, with poor story-telling, and under developed, unengaging characterisation. Example, Gurney Halleck. T…
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Last_Rat_Standing wrote: » Good Will Hunting is by far Williams best role For drama, I might agree. But the one I love most is Hook.
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slide_99 wrote: » The extended versions of LOTR are worse than the theatricals. Some of the new scenes add context, but the majority either disrupt the pacing or mess with the tone due to the added humor. You have to REALLY love those film…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I can't tell you how often I've seen The Matrix, its sequels, and the animated feature. I'm a huge fan of Japanese anime such as Ghost In The Shell, Akira and Appleseed; it's only fair to say that The Matrix hit a sweet spot in …
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If I really wanted to punish myself, I'd watch a double feature of The Deer Hunter & Steel Magnolias.
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This is a fantastic conversation. Lots of excellent points all around. There was a time when I wanted literal Fleming onscreen, but now I believe it would only work as a period piece set in the 50's, or very early 60's. And I'm pretty sure that that…
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Last Of The Mohicans Director's Definitive Cut Blu ray. Been quite a while since I've seen it.
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TripAces wrote: » NickTwentyTwo wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » First of all, LALD is a great soundtrack. As for SPECTRE, I like this film more each time I see it. The two big fails are the torture scene, which doesn't come close to the CR t…
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mtm wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Oh my, I just got "My Adventures With Superman" on DVD and it's so purely entertaining. Kind of makes me feel like a kid again. Just binged the first 4 episodes... too late or I'd watch the other 6 in this seas…
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And here I hope to offer the ultimate fantasy/science-y explanation of the time incident in Superman: The Movie. First of all, he did not simply travel through time himself. If that were the case, the crack would have begun to re-appear under Lois'…
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Oh my, I just got "My Adventures With Superman" on DVD and it's so purely entertaining. Kind of makes me feel like a kid again. Just binged the first 4 episodes... too late or I'd watch the other 6 in this season.
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Mathis1 wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » FALSH GORDON Completely insane and utterly bonkers, but I love it. Tim Dalton is awesome as usual, Max von Sydow chewing the scenery with much gusto, another Bond connection with the always enjoyab…
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1 Batman '89 2 The Dark Knight Rises 3 Batman Begins 4 The Dark Knight 5 Mask of the Phantasm 6 Batman Returns 7 Batman '66 8 Batman & Robin 9 The Batman 10 Batman Forever But hey- that's just me.
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mtm wrote: » I heard that Army of the Dead is one of the stinker ones, It wasn't very memorable, but it was a fun & breezy read. Nice that Mac was in it.
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FoxRox wrote: » Anyone else around here enjoy the Guy Ritchie Sherlock Holmes movies? Just added them to my collection. They’re quite fun and nostalgic for me, particularly the first one. I love them, the UK gave us a Superman, and we gave …
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Just watched my 4K Batman Returns. Not liking it like I used to. Might have something to do with the incoming Shreck/Penguin administration....
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MaxCasino wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » I'd love to see an animated Indy series, set during the time that @mtm suggests. Make it a Star Wars: Clone Wars or Rebels type thing. You could…
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Not sure now which is my favourite Moore Bond, TMWTGG or FYEO.... wait- the music factor.... gotta go with the Barry one.
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » @chrisisall the more time passes Superman The Movie gets greater, the chasing rockets scene was epic and I have watched this film hundreds of times. Christopher Reeve is so convincing in every shot, he is Superman.…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » 'I would be happy with a fun Bond adventure no melodrama and outlandish practical stunts.' Back on topic and quoting myself this is pretty much what makes a good Indy film. Yeah, the beginning of DOD wasn't …
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » First day off this year and watching Superman The Movie Extended Cut also know as the TV cut. Epic greatness, start as you mean to go on. This cut needs a full restoration. Yes! And on 4K! Last night …
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slide_99 wrote: » thedove wrote: » I will never figure out why the three goons want to fight Bond in Saida's dressing room. I used to think they were goons from Hai Fat or Scaramanga but that makes no sense as Bond has just started on the trai…
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Oh my, after the complete tonal shift in DAF, and Kananga dying from being popped like a balloon in LALD can y'all REALLY complain about anything in TMWTGG??? Great Ceasar's Ghost!
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DEKE_RIVERS wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » I guess this is something that everyone here knows, but it still bakes my noodle that Spielberg wanted to do a James Bond movie, and then he snagged Sean Connery for his third Indy film. Where is…
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MaxCasino wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » I guess this is something that everyone here knows, but it still bakes my noodle that Spielberg wanted to do a James Bond movie, and then he snagged Sean Connery for his third Indy film. Not to men…
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