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Barnes and Noble is having their bi-annual 50 percent off Criterion Collection sale. ;;)
The Russia House (1990) € 1,00. Possible the movie why there cast Michael Kitchen 5 years later as Tanner in Goldeneye. Sean Connery and Klaus Maria Brandauer are seen earlier in Never Say Never Again. Nicholas Woodeson playing in Skyfall.
I went to the cinema to watch this.
So did I. I liked it well enough, but have no intention of watching it again. It wasn t that good.
I have maybe watched it once since then, back then I would go to the cinema to watch anything Sir Sean was in, I watched Highlander 2 and Medicine Man on the big screen around this time also if memory serves.
The Hunt (2020) € 3,96 (From € 5,00)
Split aka Unbreakable 2 (2016) € 3,96 (From € 5,00) but re-release without every where note.
Glass aka Unbreakable 3 (2019) € 5,53 (From € 6,99)
Hidden Figures (2016) € 5,53 (From € 6,99)
One more film for my Paul Naschy collection. :-bd
I think ''never judge book on the cover/a girl on her looks only'' realy count for this one. There are more extra's then credit on the back (why Belgium review website vergot to credit last couple of extra's). The last movie with Diana Rigg (OHMSS).
Paul Thomas Anderson in collection: 4. He is on my wishlist to direct a Bond movie.
Ridley Scott in collection: 11 (Share 3th place now with Martin Campbell)
Top 5 Directers list after those movies:
1. Steven Spielberg (17)
2. The Coen Brothers (16)
3. Martin Campbell / Ridley Scott (11)
4. Christopher Nolan (10)
5. Peter Jackson (9)
Been a couple months since I've tended to my Lana Turner fixation by ordering another film, and this is one I've never seen. Should arrive in the mail next week.
Its definitely not going into my collection.
A blind buy it was going cheap in the sale, I read it's a tribute to Hammer Horror films.
the Relic
Yes, I saw it in the theater when it came out. Fun, and at times emotional. But in the end, although it had its moments, it's not the best movie I've seen this year (that would be Wakanda Forever ).
Not seen this one though I was a big fan of films like Meals on Wheels and Project A etc when I was a kid. Jackie, Sammo and Yuan made some great movies, they went through some grueling training at Chinese Opera school.
Agreed. Reading about Jackie's experiences in the school in his autobiography was insightful. They're all masters of their craft as a result though.
It was brutal its another level of discipline and training, Jackie's early films show what a world class athlete/stuntman he was. Even Sammo for his build phenomenal. They both had involvement in Enter the Dragon, as you will know Jackie also worked on the film Fist of Fury
Well i've been on a Cyntia Rothrock kick lately, figured it was about time to start digging into her 80's HK films.
The stuff that Jackie Chan was doing back in the day was unbelievable.
I first became aware of Cynthia Rothrock from China O'brian co starring Richard Norton, admittedly there are a lot of her films I have not seen.
I only saw that (and it's sequel) for the first time recently. I had seen a few of her films years ago, such as Police Assassin's (which unfortunately is quite hard to get for a reasonable price these days).
As kid and teenager I rented most of the Golden Harvest etc martial arts movies on VHS and bought quite a few on that format. DVD and Bluray I don't have that many other than some well known Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee films, i also have several of Chuck Norris films on DVD. I would imagine that rarer titles people will likely bump up the price.
You find that. Once titles go out of print, they become collectors items. Most, if not all, of the Paul Naschy titles I have on DVD fall into that category. I have gotten into a few bidding wars, and have had to decide when to cut my losses and walk away. Thankfully, I have not had to pay an outrageous sum on any of them.
I paid a pretty penny to get Hell Night on DVD, just because of how rare it was, all for Shout! Factory to give me a blu-ray version of it a few years later.
At least it was a few years. Imagine if it was only weeks later.
It was going cheap on Amazon I only have the widescreen version not seen the film in IMAX Aspect ratio yet, its unlikely to improve the film much admittedly.