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So it's just a reimagining using the characters and title, the soundtrack is ok just found Ritchie makes some odd choices during the film.
I agree, have a look at Le Cerveau (The Brain). Love that film. Jean-Paul Belmondo shines next to our beloved David Niven and Eli Wallach.
Pixar hits it out of the park once again. Very emotional ride, with plenty of humour and a large bunch of likeable and colourful characters. Great soundtrack from Newman, spectacular quality in the animation, and a simple yet captivating story. I don't know which of the 2 films I prefer, but right now in the heat of the moment I'd pick 'Finding Dory'.
Next films on the big screen for me will be 'Conjuring 2' next week and 'The Legend Of Tarzan' the following week.
No, it's not great, but lot's of good old comradic fun & glory.
If only John Barry or Jerry Goldsmith had done the score.... *dream*
Great movie, but I can't believe I forgot to mention this scene- arguably the most 'unintentionally funny' scene in movie history, lol
Skip to 1:20
I just really enjoy this film - simple plot, plenty of humour, a very badass Kevin Costner, some intense shootout scenes and a killer soundtrack. And Amber Heard is a real looker.
My new one plays it perfectly. WOW does it look great! The "...and if you just have to play James Bond..." line cracks me up. :))
My last film: Ladri di biciclette (Bicycle Thieves), definitely one of the most moving films I've ever seen. Another nice addition is the city of Rome, where I've lived for some time, interesting to see it in a 1940's setting.
I agree about john wayne films being boring and unwatchable.
I can't say much about the American Westerns but, of the classics, for being classic and romanticized, despite not being action at all, I liked Johnny Guitar (1954).
Agree with all of this. Wayne's work with Ford in particular is brilliant and ground breaking. I really liked Jimmy Stewart's westerns with Anthony Mann as well. Winchester 73 is a real standout. Very different. Leone's 'Once upon a time in the west' is my favourite western of all time. The soundtrack and cinematography is untouchable. The tension expertly crafted. The opening is exemplary and the performances especially from Fonda and Robards are terrific. Fonda is mesmerising.
Leone's work isn't exactly known for it's brisk pace either.
I don't like Once upon a time in the west.I hate the harmonica music and it's quite slow and boring. Fonda and Robards are no match for Clint.Not even close...........
Leone and morricone struck gold 3 times with Clint and co,angle eyes and tuco and the rest.
You might argue it doesn't have Clint and that is fair, however it has Claudia Cardinale and she is one of cinema's finest actresses of all time. So no loss there, even an improvement I dare say.
I disagree with you so much but every one is entitled to their opinion.
Have you seen a fistful of dynamite?
It wasn't bad but the music is so strange........
Finally, I've seen this film. And it did not disappoint. Powerhouse performance from Matt Damon, fantastic directing from Ridley Scott, a colourful bunch of supporting characters, breathtaking cinematography, an electric soundtrack and an edge-of-you-seat plot mixed with plenty of humour.
Now, unto 'The Big Short', another recent movie I haven't seen yet.
Pro's
First and foremost while this has nothing to do with the film itself seeing Lucas Till on the big screen I realize why he is the new Macgyver and I couldn't be happier role on the 23rd of September (hey Macgyver is part of the "holy trinity" of fictional characters I just love along with Batman and Bond)
And the second and final non film observation Fassbender needs to be bond number 7 his performance in this film screw Hiddleston Screw Turner screw even tom Hardy Fassbender now has my top 8 slots for 007 the man oozes charisma can act and is just such a bad ass he gets cast as bond number 7 and I am fine with it.
Now on to view of the actual film
I liked Apocolypse and I like how some of the ancient religions were based on him (and I liked that in the face of this Kurt still kept his faith)
The team worked extremly well and I loved that Magnito had a moment of redemption
Quicksilver is just fantastic the moment sweet dreams played by the eurythmics I was like oh yeah... Marvel movies have done s lot of great things but fox OWNS Quicksilver there is no comparison. Though if they had fox's quicksilver with downy jr's iron man and Evans captain America that would be fantastic ( altough a marvel vs DC film would be great)
Negatives
I felt a bit more establishing of the villains would of been better
Over use of cgi
And the title sequence reminded me so much of the title sequence of the Carmen Sandiego title sequence it kind of took me out of the film
Over all a good film
Mesmerizing film. Expertly written plot with tons of fantastic scenes filled with great dialogue between characters. All star cast, thanks to off-the-charts performances from Christian Bale, Brad Pitt, Ryan Gosling and a Steve Carrell who blew my socks off. Very scary film, but one that is endlessly rewatchable due to the complexity of its subject, so you'll always pick up something new. And I feel obligated to mention the scene with Margot Robbie in the bubbly bathtub.