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Bit late but watched Dune tonight. Nice esp in theatre.
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Just watched Top Gun: Maverick - decent follow up to the original. Really wanted either the Dam Busters theme or ' use the force Luke' in there somewhere.
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Yeah, Maverick was decent, some spectacular and tense flying sequences plus the usual cheese.Vid wrote:Just watched Top Gun: Maverick - decent follow up to the original. Really wanted either the Dam Busters theme or ' use the force Luke' in there somewhere.
Everything Everywhere All at Once however, what an absolutely awful load of junk!
Not quite sure how it’s winning Oscars and getting an 8/10 on IMDB?? I love both Sci-fi and quirky films, but I nearly turned it off at a few points, and only kept going as I was hoping for a payoff (and couldn’t be bothered to try to find something else ).
Dreadful, 2/10.
Ps enough with the Multiverses in all of the films now pls, it’s really getting tedious.
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Rogue agent on Netflix was a decent watch. Has the lead from happy valley in it. Based on a true story.
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I saw that it was on Netflix/Amazon but the 5-10 word description put me right off and more fool you 2 for not only watching it, but not turning it off
Of course it was going to win the Oscars. Not only did it tick nearly every minority group, but had Jamie Lee Curtis as a throw back to Hollywood's golden years through her dad.
Tom Cruise can freak off and go on a Scientology retreat to a distant planet
Of course it was going to win the Oscars. Not only did it tick nearly every minority group, but had Jamie Lee Curtis as a throw back to Hollywood's golden years through her dad.
Tom Cruise can freak off and go on a Scientology retreat to a distant planet
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Bullet Train 9/10
Really enjoyed this, very Tarantinoesque, great dialogue, great fights, way OTT.
Really enjoyed this, very Tarantinoesque, great dialogue, great fights, way OTT.
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I'm a bit late to the party here but I went to slab city and salvation mountain last week and someone there mentioned that it was featured in the film so watched it on the plane back.Razorback wrote: ↑19 Nov 2008, 23:48 I've been wanting to watch this for a while now (finally got around to it this evening);
Into The Wild
Quite simply this is one of the best films I've seen in the last few years, if you haven't already seen it then do yourself a favour and buy/rent/download a copy ASAP...
very thought provoking about the value of human relationships. one of the few films that I suspect I'll watch again
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Bumping this for Oppenheimer. Bit biased as I'm a Nolan fanboy.. he just doesn't disappoint! (Well, apart from Tenet ) Soundtrack amazing again.. if he uses it more judiciously and gives his main scenes some more time to breathe (like the speech scene), he would surely be among the greats.
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What happened to Supertramp (getting disillusioned by his parents' marriage and everything it stood for, including his own achievements) really hits home. Great movie! Eddie Vedder's "Society"unc.si. wrote:I'm a bit late to the party here but I went to slab city and salvation mountain last week and someone there mentioned that it was featured in the film so watched it on the plane back.Razorback wrote: ↑19 Nov 2008, 23:48 I've been wanting to watch this for a while now (finally got around to it this evening);
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Quite simply this is one of the best films I've seen in the last few years, if you haven't already seen it then do yourself a favour and buy/rent/download a copy ASAP...
very thought provoking about the value of human relationships. one of the few films that I suspect I'll watch again
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Way overlong and quite overrated.SirMattBugsby wrote:Oppenheimer.
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Do you, in general, like Nolan's style of screenplay? Those who don't will find it that way, I think. Definitely prefer his earlier work (Memento, Prestige) and Dunkirk..Bob Newhart wrote:Way overlong and quite overrated.SirMattBugsby wrote:Oppenheimer.
The length of Oppenheimer wasn't a problem for me personally, I actually wish some segments like his time in university had been given more airtime. The whole thing could have been a good mini-series tbh.
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Memento is very good. I've watched it a few times and the first (on TV) was the best as I missed the first few minutes, which give away the ending. It's difficult to explain the way it keeps looping back, but if you can skip the first few mins I guarantee a great w.t.f is happening film, which fits in with Pearce's amnesia.
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The earlier works are the best.blahblah wrote: Memento is very good. I've watched it a few times and the first (on TV) was the best as I missed the first few minutes, which give away the ending. It's difficult to explain the way it keeps looping back, but if you can skip the first few mins I guarantee a great w.t.f is happening film, which fits in with Pearce's amnesia.
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Tbh I usually watch non-English language films, but I've just ordered a few of his early ones
The Prestige and Insomnia look promising and Tenet was cheap in 4k
The Prestige and Insomnia look promising and Tenet was cheap in 4k
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Yeah.. since Inception, his quality has gone down a bit. Uses too many cinematic tricks, although that use was to great effect in Dunkirk. Outside theatre, his later movies don't have the same effect.
Any good foreign film suggestions? Last I watched was Druk
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Loads
Off the top of my head
Korean/Oriental
Handmaiden
Guilty of Romance
Coldfish (the film is even better as it's kinda true)
Thirst (the only Vampire film I like)
German
Four Minutes
Pretty much anything with Martina Gedeck in (including Agnosia which is Spanish and an English one with Jeremy Irons, which I think is set in Portugal)
If not us then who - which isn't a prequel but goes just before
Beider Meinhoff
MEINE SCHNE BESCHERUNG - VARI [DVD] [2007] https://amzn.eu/d/hP1pXAd is brilliant, but I've no idea what the title is in English
The Lives of others
Atomised
French
Nice blanche
Girl on a Bridge
Irreversible
Others
As if I'm not there - my kinda war film.
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Bookmarked (or whatever the kids say). I've seen Irreversible, you could do with missing the first few minutes of thatblahblah wrote:Loads
Off the top of my head
Korean/Oriental
Handmaiden
Guilty of Romance
Coldfish (the film is even better as it's kinda true)
Thirst (the only Vampire film I like)
German
Four Minutes
Pretty much anything with Martina Gedeck in (including Agnosia which is Spanish and an English one with Jeremy Irons, which I think is set in Portugal)
If not us then who - which isn't a prequel but goes just before
Beider Meinhoff
MEINE SCHNE BESCHERUNG - VARI [DVD] [2007] https://amzn.eu/d/hP1pXAd is brilliant, but I've no idea what the title is in English
The Lives of others
Atomised
French
Nice blanche
Girl on a Bridge
Irreversible
Others
As if I'm not there - my kinda war film.
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There has already been at least one series about Oppenheimer!SirMattBugsby wrote:Do you, in general, like Nolan's style of screenplay? Those who don't will find it that way, I think. Definitely prefer his earlier work (Memento, Prestige) and Dunkirk..Bob Newhart wrote:Way overlong and quite overrated.SirMattBugsby wrote:Oppenheimer.
The length of Oppenheimer wasn't a problem for me personally, I actually wish some segments like his time in university had been given more airtime. The whole thing could have been a good mini-series tbh.
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Has Barbie had a series too?
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It has a prequel called Klaus.blahblah wrote:Has Barbie had a series too?
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Well they are NAZIsBob Newhart wrote: ↑04 Aug 2023, 22:10It has a prequel called Klaus.blahblah wrote:Has Barbie had a series too?
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I'd watched documentaries on Manhattan project but didn't know about the mini-series. Thanks!murf wrote:There has already been at least one series about Oppenheimer!SirMattBugsby wrote:Do you, in general, like Nolan's style of screenplay? Those who don't will find it that way, I think. Definitely prefer his earlier work (Memento, Prestige) and Dunkirk..Bob Newhart wrote:Way overlong and quite overrated.SirMattBugsby wrote:Oppenheimer.
The length of Oppenheimer wasn't a problem for me personally, I actually wish some segments like his time in university had been given more airtime. The whole thing could have been a good mini-series tbh.
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No, not really, though not exclusively no.SirMattBugsby wrote: ↑04 Aug 2023, 17:44Do you, in general, like Nolan's style of screenplay?Bob Newhart wrote:Way overlong and quite overrated.SirMattBugsby wrote:Oppenheimer.
I've no issue with movie length or script complexity, generally... but I feel Nolan deliberately obfuscates and inveigles in order to appear cleverer than he is and that his films tend towards the needlessly overlong.
Of his films, I have never seen Following, didn't like Memento at all and didn't think a lot to Insomnia. I did like Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, though as the Caped Crusader goes, I prefered Keaton to Bale and Snyder's Batman vs. Superman to Nolan's take on either of the characters...
I quite liked The Prestige, though as magician movies go, I much preferred The Illusionist which came out the same year. It was, though, better than Now You See Me, Now You wish you hadn't bothered to see the movie.
I liked Inception and Dunkirk a lot. I thought Man of Steel started well but became tiresome after a while. Untimately, I became heartily sick and tired of super-people chucking each other through buildings - it seemed like the last third of the picture was pretty much entirely that. Interstellar was a huge disappointment, great concept but the pretentious sub-par 2001 climax didnt float my boat at all (sunk it, more like). Tenet, I thought, was terrible.
Finally Oppenheimer which, as I said, I find overlong and overrated. I much preferred the recent documentary about the guy which aired on Sky.
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Black Snake Moan (2006) - 8/10
Saw a FB post about this, hadn’t seen it, but Sam LJ singing blues, Christina Ricci mostly unclothed, and an an original storyline, decent.
Kate 7/10
Assassin paying back double cross type film, but actually pretty watchable, more violent than expected
Guardians OTG 3 - 5/10
Was looking forward to this, but it was pretty lame, most of the extras were worse than Dr Who quality, shame
A man called Otto 4/10
Tedious, nothingy film. Also, needed to be led by an unknown actor, Tom Hanks is just too well known now for some roles, him overacting to be a cranky old man was just too hard to believe in.
Red Sea Diving Resort - 7/10
Decent enough based on fact story, but felt a bit too glossed over at times, needed to be grittier
Saw a FB post about this, hadn’t seen it, but Sam LJ singing blues, Christina Ricci mostly unclothed, and an an original storyline, decent.
Kate 7/10
Assassin paying back double cross type film, but actually pretty watchable, more violent than expected
Guardians OTG 3 - 5/10
Was looking forward to this, but it was pretty lame, most of the extras were worse than Dr Who quality, shame
A man called Otto 4/10
Tedious, nothingy film. Also, needed to be led by an unknown actor, Tom Hanks is just too well known now for some roles, him overacting to be a cranky old man was just too hard to believe in.
Red Sea Diving Resort - 7/10
Decent enough based on fact story, but felt a bit too glossed over at times, needed to be grittier
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Saw Blue Beetle last night. Absolute garbage. Even worse than The Flash.
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I thought the flash was supposed to be good, or is it just the Keaton bits that are good?Magic wrote:Saw Blue Beetle last night. Absolute garbage. Even worse than The Flash.
Just watched Ant Man : Quantumania, wasn’t expecting much as not keen on the whole multiverses thing, but this was good fun, and had Star Wars / Avatar vibes in places….8/10 from me.
Ps. My family are away in Florida for two weeks, hence the high film turnover . I hate rides so stayed to look after the dogs.
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Seriously? Adam Driver in an absolute shocker of a film, 1/10
Seriously? Adam Driver in an absolute shocker of a film, 1/10
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