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Particularly when he taught the girl to wield the sword.
'Use a real weapon.... not a toothpick!' Arnold's accent makes every line memorable!
I must say, though, that it's not Richard Fleischer's best movie (that would be The Vikings). I guess he wasn't in his prime anymore when he made that one. But I forgive him, if only for 20.000 Leagues under the Sea, Fantastic Voyage or Soylent Green. But I can't, for the life of me, forgive him for Red Sonja.
One of my favorites in the series, and one of the best scores of all time. Love it.
And way better than TFA too.
I love Episode I to III
This film has been very influential, not just for other films, but also comics. Batman-Year One seems to have picked up a few things from this. The atmosphere is very similar. I love it.
To be fair, I haven't seen the originals in forever, either, so my memory on the next two is a bit fuzzy; one of them could end up being my overall favorite and I don't even know it yet.
The new characters are so Disney channel except for Poe.
The end game is lame and unconvincing.
Rylo is a wuss.
What may be even more confusing than why some of us think TFA is so great is not only how you could enjoy Episodes I - III at all, but more than Episode VII. ;)
I then quickly proceeded to put in Jurassic World, which they loved (they apparently were terrified by JP and couldn't get through it, but weren't scared by JW - which I found interesting. Goes to show the power of Spielberg's direction to create fear and tension).
Damn, Jar Jar Binks would beat Kylo in a fight.
The most unconvincing villain ever in Star Wars.
Brilliant suspense movie, and it looks marvelous in High Definition. Probably my favourite or one of my favourite suspense movies of that time that isn't from Hitchcock.
Marilyn Monroe looks uuuhh..oohhh..ahhh... delicious! :D
I received a 10 movie Blu-ray collection box "Forever Marilyn" the other day.
She is one of my favourites together with Audrey Hepburn, Doris Day, Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand and Angela Lansbury :)
I've bolded one of the many, many, many reasons why I completely disregard Episode I as a movie.
What a great suspense movie!
Already in minute 2 one of the eeriest scenes in foggy London happen and poor Doris Day is frightened to death!
Another great vehicle to showcase Doris Day's ability to act.
Also starring Rex Harrison as her newly wed husband.
This movie has you on the edge of the seat to the last minute. While it's not completely a surprise who is the bad one (of a whole lot to choose from) it's still a shocker and quite sadistic.
This movie has a very strong Hitchcock feel to it, also thanks to Hitchcock's most used actor John Williams who plays the Scotland Yard Inspector. Highly recommended!
Well, there are quite a few in colour : The Seven Years Itch (yes, the one with The Scene), How to Marry a Millionnaire, Let's Make Love, The Prince and the Showgirl, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Great movies all around.
Today, I saw a low budget, independant movie noone here has heard about. Something called, IIRC, Spectre. Will give you my thoughts in a relevant review thread.
Agreed! I'm so happy I loved both films. 2015 was a perfect year to be a Bond, Star Wars and Mission Impossible fan. :D
Just finished Justice League The New Frontier 2007
The original comic New Frontier is one of my favourites. The movie adaption captures almost everything from the comic very well.
I like the atmosphere it (re-)creates showing the hostile US government of the 50's and how the JLA was depicted back then.
If you want to see a Justice League movie before you watch the live action version I suggest that one.
This is a guilty pleasure of mine. Starring Chris Tucker, Charlie Sheen, Paul Sorvino & an in her prime, completely delectable Heather Locklear (childhood crush of epic proportions here, still in full effect all these years later).
If you like the Rush Hour series or Tucker then you may like this. Directed by Brett Ratner, it's very similar tonally to those films, but with Sheen standing in for Jackie Chan (he plays reporter James Russell rather than Jackie's cop). Locklear plays the fiance and Sorvino her wealthy dad.
Tucker plays Maurice Hatchett, a two bit punk who Sheen's Russell gets busted during one of his reporting gigs. Hatchett manages to escape jail, courtesy of being at the right place at the right time. Basically he's conveniently near a French criminal who is broken out of confinement and so he also manages to get away, but not before some cops are killed during the escape. Hatchett also overhears that the baddies have stashed $15m in a car at the Auto Show.
He reconnects with Russell, who feels responsible for Hatchett's predicament and helps him try to clear his name by finding the real criminals behind the cop murders. Eventually there is a big showdown with the Euro criminals and all's well, that ends well.
Tucker is in top form here, his usual trash talking self. Sheen is great too. Ratner basically remade this film when he did Rush Hr.
PS: I cracked up at the mention of 'Trump' at the car auction.