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TheSkyfallen06 wrote: » This is from the same people who made that one Bond fan film, In The Blink Of An Eye. That is so cute! Well done, kids!!
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mtm wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Good man @Fire_and_Ice_Returns. Hard work is satisfying but does have its inevitable drawbacks. MakeshiftPython wrote: » bondywondy sounds like a lot of men of a certain age out there who feel threate…
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Benny wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Benny wrote: » M:I Dead Reckoning One - 15 -2 Benny, why do you hate Dead Reckoning?? I don’t hate Dead Reckoning at all @chrisisall Much like the Bond films, I enjoy all the Mission Imposs…
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Benny wrote: » M:I Dead Reckoning One - 15 -2 Benny, why do you hate Dead Reckoning??
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j_w_pepper wrote: » CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » I found the ending quite sweet. Me too. A deep feeling of peace, rest and tranquility. Just wondered what he needed the fedora for in the end. Because being back with Marion made him…
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Monday Vote: Mission: Impossible - 16 M:I Ghost Protocol - 18 M:I Rogue Nation - 22 (-2) M:I Fallout - 22 M:I Dead Reckoning One - 17 (+1) Eliminated: 6. Mission: Impossible Two 7. Mission: Impossible Three MI3 is my least favourite, …
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Coffey on blu ray. 1973 blacksploitation at its near best. Pam Grier ruled back then. By no means a great movie, but a cool time capsule with some surprising moments.
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mtm wrote: » j_w_pepper wrote: » Yes, as I understand it some people claim that the plots of the Indy movies could have been exactly the same if Indy hadn't been in them. Example: The "divine" powers of the arc of the covenant would have kil…
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M_Balje wrote: » I sil think Eon should consider to ask Bliss back as Moneypenmy, she is only 62. My favourite Moneypenny with my favourite Bond... and Barry. TLD had to be my #1 Bond movie!
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mtm wrote: » It’s a very lovely score The idea was, as with CR, he doesn’t have his mojo yet, so the march isn’t there. The film is very carefully thought about. That was my take as well.
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As I have just recently slipped into a bout of depression, I suddenly see the brilliance of NTTD. Must get the blu ray...
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j_w_pepper wrote: » the score is, in my opinion, probably one of the best that John Williams ever composed, and probably the best overall of the Indiana Jones movies. Wow! That's saying something!
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Creasy47 wrote: » Just saw Vanishing Point for the first time on Tuesday (thought it was a brilliant action film) and I know 11 year old me would've been a very big fan of that scene when Kowalski stops and meets the nude biker chick. So fu…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Damn, I didn't realize the 1973 film had a PG rating. They sure could get away with a lot under that rating before the PG-13 option came along in the '80s. I don't remember the film being gratuitous like the HBO series but I fain…
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I also just found out that they cut some scenes out of the original 1973 movie most notably a moment when a guest was put on the rack by a host during the 'revolt' and his arms popped their sockets and he was screaming.... gotta keep that PG rating.…
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So I watched season one for the second time a couple of weeks ago in prep for season two, then I watched the first three second season eps over 3 days, then the next day watched the remaining seven in one sitting. One thing this series is not, and t…
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Creasy47 wrote: » I think S5 would've been the best we had since S2. A return to the park mixed with more philosophical waxing and a story that I feel would've brought us full circle and propelled us far into the future at the same time? Infuriate…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Very fitting Hell indeed. I love the implications of it and that he technically got his wish in the end. It's maddening stuff. It's just interesting that we got a glimpse into the future, possibly hundreds or thousands of years o…
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Creasy47 wrote: » The first two seasons were the best for experiencing a really gripping underlying mystery. I didn't feel that with the more recent two. Glad you found S2 to have a perfect ending though, @chrisisall, because I felt the same and w…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » I had today off, and I marathoned the rest of season 2. Just finished. It's like I had an unending Twilight Zone nightmare (in almost a good sense). I enjoyed (the right word-?) it, but I fee…
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I had today off, and I marathoned the rest of season 2. Just finished. It's like I had an unending Twilight Zone nightmare (in almost a good sense). I enjoyed (the right word-?) it, but I feel like I don't understand my world anymore. I need to r…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » I have Westworld and Futureworld on Bluray, the former especially Yul Brynner scared me as a kid, that Android was very much the first of it kind. I am a huge fan of Chrichton's The Andromeda Strain, Robert Wise's mov…
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Creasy47 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Two episodes into WW season 2 and I'm still intrigued. Honestly, it's not as flat-out great as the original movie, but it's a fascinating today take on it, so far. I checked the movie out sometime i…
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Just got Titan's new Conan comic (2nd issue came out today), and boy is it good. Like the old Savage Sword Of Conan but in colour. https://aiptcomics.com/2023/08/01/conan-the-barbarian-1-review/
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Two episodes into WW season 2 and I'm still intrigued. Honestly, it's not as flat-out great as the original movie, but it's a fascinating today take on it, so far.
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Thinking about it and I got a nice Fleming-Lite vibe from Trigger Mortis. The only non-Fleming book to give me a serious Fleming vibe was Colonal Sun. Christopher Wood's Spy Who Loved Me also gave me nice Fleming vibes. So yeah, this one is definite…
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Just finished Trigger Mortis, and I quite enjoyed it, much more so than Devil May Care (and I *did* like that one). The race scene was particularly well written IMO. Great plot, it all came together well in the end. I need to read his other two asap…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » Thread revival: My Son & I recently watched season one for the first time, and I have to say this was some mesmerizing stuff. Final episode was a total mind-spin. Getting ready to watch s…
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Thread revival: My Son & I recently watched season one for the first time, and I have to say this was some mesmerizing stuff. Final episode was a total mind-spin. Getting ready to watch season two (can't stop after THAT cliffhanger in one), bu…
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J. Lee Thompson directed the last two Apes movies in the 70's. I thought he did a wonderful job on both, given the TV movie budgets. And his Cape Fear was so much better than the remake. ColonelSun wrote: » Actually, I was the second assistant fi…
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