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Benny wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » Benny wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » In NTTD, was the henchman with the Bionic eye working for both Blofeld and Safin? Primo? Yes, he worked for both. He's a SPECTRE agent befor…
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Furthermore, I feel the story is building up to a point where those agents are going to fully understand why Ethan is doing what he is doing, and help him with it. I think saving the train passengers was the beginning.
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Benny wrote: » SIS_HQ wrote: » CrabKey wrote: » In NTTD, was the henchman with the Bionic eye working for both Blofeld and Safin? Primo? Yes, he worked for both. He's a SPECTRE agent before (in the first half), but Logan Ash rec…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I also don't want to destroy my marriage in the process, and the wife keeps wondering what's going on with me and the bloated ponytail dude. Also, she doesn't buy the argument that I take some kind of perverse pleasure in suffer…
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DarthDimi wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I am still building my complete Seagal filmography experience in chronological order. I'm currently in the middle of his True Justice "fil…
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Bond_Scores wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » Also, how did you identify it? Just perusing the De Wolfe library? I've tried that a few times with certain tracks, sometimes successfully, sometimes unsuccessfully. Honestly, I just used Shazam wh…
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DarthDimi wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » I am still building my complete Seagal filmography experience in chronological order. I'm currently in the middle of his True Justice "film" series. It's tedious, but I'm on a mission…
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DarthDimi wrote: » I am still building my complete Seagal filmography experience in chronological order. I'm currently in the middle of his True Justice "film" series. It's tedious, but I'm on a mission. So you've seen Ticker?
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Creasy47 wrote: » I've been on a roll with some great movies the past few days so might as well purposefully destroy that momentum and good vibes on my own. Funny how that happens. Earlier this year, I suddenly had a craving for some cinema…
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Revelator wrote: » Composer Carl Davis has passed away. His achievements were many, but film lovers treasure him most for his magnificent silent film scores. Here's the climax of his epic score for Abel Gance's masterpiece Napoleon: …
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Benny wrote: » Lewis Gilbert: That's it, Richard, lift it higher, come on, come on... Richard Kiel: Why don't you lift it higher?! Benny wrote: » Attack of the Killer Hair (Italian title: Try to Escape and I'll Bite Your Hair)
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Also, how did you identify it? Just perusing the De Wolfe library? I've tried that a few times with certain tracks, sometimes successfully, sometimes unsuccessfully.
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patb wrote: » Fair comment but MI (or Bond) are not disaster movies. Much like the Entity, I expected this comment. I guess I'm not that interested in evaluating the film from a perspective of genre, at least in this case. patb wrote: » …
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The new JMY stuff. That Hip's Trip remix is great.
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Thanks for identifying the TLD radio music. Another mystery cleared up.
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When the fire is killing people in The Towering Inferno, it's not angry, frustrated, vengeful etc etc., and I'm still compelled by what's happening.
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I so want them to bring back John Polson or somebody from MI2. I doubt Nyah would return. I'd even settle for a spoken reference to Biocyte. It's an OCD kind of thing. They're referencing quite a bit from previous films, but MI2 remains untouched…
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Finally watched it. I enjoyed it a lot, and definitely more than Fallout. Random notes (spoilers, of course): - The beginning reminds me of TSWLM. - The "antagonist" in this film is so eerie and memorable, despite being something intangible and …
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MaxCasino wrote: » All is forgiven, @DarthDimi Thank you!
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Enough with the off-topic stuff, let's get back to Oppenheimer.
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I really need to catch up on my Exorcist. -Exorcist II: The Heretic -The Exorcist III (that alternate cut they released a few years ago) -Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist That's it. Oh, alright, why the hell not: -Exorcist: The Beginn…
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DarthDimi wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » American Graffiti, damn good stuff. George Lucas really had the magic pre-Star Wars fame. I finally checked out THX 1138 early last year t…
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DarthDimi wrote: » MaxCasino wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » American Graffiti, damn good stuff. George Lucas really had the magic pre-Star Wars fame. I finally checked out THX 1138 early last year too and loved it. It's a shame he didn't make …
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LucknFate wrote: » jetsetwilly wrote: » MakeshiftPython wrote: » To be fair, this film takes the first person perspectives of Oppenheimer and RDJ’s character. None of them were present during bombings in Japan, so it wouldn’t fit the narra…
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jetsetwilly wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » I haven't seen the film either, but I did notice that that review criticizes it for not showing the bombs exploding in Japan. That reminds me of several other reviews I've read, which complain that the fi…
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The Professionals is such a cool film. The conversation between Burt Lancaster and Jack Palance, in which they compare their commitment to the revolution with the love for a woman, is absolutely fantastic.
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DarthDimi wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » DarthDimi wrote: » SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT (1984) Not the greatest slasher, but a bit of a classic nevertheless, and certainly entertaining enough. Also, I love to watch and enjoy films that G…
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I haven't seen the film either, but I did notice that that review criticizes it for not showing the bombs exploding in Japan. That reminds me of several other reviews I've read, which complain that the film does not pay enough attention to the immed…
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DarthDimi wrote: » SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT (1984) Not the greatest slasher, but a bit of a classic nevertheless, and certainly entertaining enough. Also, I love to watch and enjoy films that Gene 'sourpuss' Siskel was too prudish and wim…
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You either die an Indiana Jones thread or you live long enough to see yourself become an Oppenheimer thread.
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