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Just saw it last night. I have to say it was VERY good, and exceeded my expectations. The Voice was especially well done. Jason's Idaho was a kick! The kid playing Paul didn't suck, either! Zendaya was wasted on me though- she's the new 'it' girl, i…
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AstonLotus wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Even if they made it impossible to distinguish between real and fake (which they will), I would still have a problem with the de-aging technology. Some would call it the next step in movie making, but using …
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GetCarter wrote: » I prefer what Lynch brought to the 1984 version. The 2021 release is breathtakingly elegant in almost every technical department, but it just isn’t very exciting or suspenseful. The Gom Jabbar scene is a pretty good case i…
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Ryan wrote: » mtm wrote: » Zekidk wrote: » Even if they made it impossible to distinguish between real and fake (which they will), I would still have a problem with the de-aging technology. Some would call it the next step in movie making,…
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Univex wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » I loved The Arrival, didn't much care for BR2049 at all, and have no burning desire to see this, but I will eventually. I actually like the Lynch version quite a bit. I too loved Arrival. And my mind …
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You *could* make the argument that movies most closely resembling the novels are classic. Then that would be DN, FRWL, GF, TB, TLD, LTK & CR....
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If I were to be absolutely, brutally honest leaving out my personal preferences, I'd have to say only Connery made classics.
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I loved The Arrival, didn't much care for BR2049 at all, and have no burning desire to see this, but I will eventually. I actually like the Lynch version quite a bit.
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mattjoes wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » MajorDSmythe wrote: » Flight Of Fury (2007) You can tell straight away, what Segal we are about to get. In his first scene, he is about to have his memories erased, but his expre…
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MajorDSmythe wrote: » Flight Of Fury (2007) You can tell straight away, what Segal we are about to get. In his first scene, he is about to have his memories erased, but his expression is more "Did I set my Sky+ Box to record that Gene Lebell docu…
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All I know is that 4EverBonded told me she loved it. So I will too in a few days time.
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mtm wrote: » I'd completely forgotten that LW2 ends with a George Harrison song. That seems mad... Lethal Weapon doesn't exactly align with his worldview! :D What? Harrison & Riggs want the same thing- world peace! ;) I LOVE that song…
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ringfire211 wrote: » I for one am a big fan of LW4 and I thought they finished it just right. There was a real sense of finality there. Yep. I remember back in 1998 wondering if it was gonna be worse than 3 ('cause face it, 3 wasn't all that…
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Now that Mr. Donner has sadly passed, I assume this project has been terminated?
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1. The Living Daylights (#1) 2. Licence to Kill (#3) Tim's Performance 1. Licence to Kill 2. The Living Daylights Main Villains 1. Franz Sanchez 2. Georgi Koskov 3. Brad Whitaker Henchmen 1. Dario 2. Necros 3. Milton Krest 4. Prof…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » It’s too bad Qui-Gon didn’t extend that compassion to Anakin’s mother. “Sorry Ani, I know I’m a powerful Jedi with a lasersword, but Watto wouldn’t give up your mom, so say goodbye to her.” This single thing is w…
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ProfJoeButcher wrote: » GoldenGun wrote: » Having just rewatched all the Craig films in quick succession, I must say I was pleasantly surprised how much I liked SP. Sam Mendes is a talented director, but for me SF always felt a bit fan fict…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » mtm wrote: » I've always thought the Jedi are creepy. Secretive, mostly humourless, cult police who seem to operate independently from the government, with the power to actually control people's minds, and they carry aro…
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Superintendent wrote: » Wow. This is not altogether wrong...
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Just watched Shane Black & Fred Dekker's "The Predator" for the second time (on blu ray now), and golly my take on it has changed. Know what? I just wasn't fully prepared for the 'evolution' aspect last time. This movie rocked, and rocked HARD.…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » For what it's worth, here's all the details about Indy's inappropriate relationship with Marion. Indy was a 26 year old student of Abner when he started sleeping with a 16 year old Marion. The affair lasted for two years b…
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An obscure 2011 film called Priest. Holy crap was this GREAT. Paul Bettany, Maggie Q, & Karl Urban-??? It doesn't get much better than this for contemporary CGI-heavy movies....
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Stupid people will see whatever is being talked up. Dune is praised, but the majority of dopes today won't see a sci-fi movie anyway. NTTD will be talked up, and it will be a hit. Action. Bond.
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mtm wrote: » although the lines "I was child, it was wrong and you knew it", "Do you know what you did to me, to my life?" etc. do go a bit further to implying that it wasn't only figurative. There's also something a bit worrying about the way he …
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talos7 wrote: » I’ve always pictured Marion being 18 or 19ish when she first met Indy, and her referring to herself as a “child” was figurative. I’ve never thought, or will ever think that he was involved with a minor. Say she's 28 in Raide…
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Matt007 wrote: » AstonLotus wrote: » This is a Kathleen Kennedy production.So most likely,Indy will be humiliated by the young female star who will know everything and be better than him at everything.He will also most likely die at the end in…
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AstonLotus wrote: » This is a Kathleen Kennedy production.So most likely,Indy will be humiliated by the young female star who will know everything and be better than him at everything.He will also most likely die at the end in a horrible way and t…
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Edit: Just noticed Predators also was made for $40mill. That's another I need to rewatch. Boy they really did put it all on the screen, didn't they? It looks pretty amazing. Too bad it didn't have a real ending....
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Going to rewatch Requiem next. Hoping for the best as always! Honestly, it's not a bad movie if you consider the budget for it.
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DarthDimi wrote: » I still think AVP is the way to go. That first AVP gets a lot of crap from fans that wanted it more bloody & violent, but I always have a great time watching it, especially since I got the bluray.
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