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Haven't seen it since it first came out, but at the time I thought it was a fine, functional film with (as you say) good performances. Not quite as stylish or artistic as any of Fincher's other films to date—Panic Room included—Zodiac was perhaps my least favorite of his works and the beginning of me not feeling obligated to watch each and every film Fincher would ever make. The story is left unresolved and as a result perhaps feels a bit incomplete. Granted, it's based off an unresolved real-life mystery, but even The Social Network had more of a complete and satisfyingly wrapped-up narrative, I thought. All in all, a pretty solid movie from a technical standpoint, but I can't give it much more than that.
I can live with your assessment.
One of the classics.
but it was good.
Abysmal. Just Abysmal.
We haven t had a fun Tarzan movie like that since...when? The 40s?
1999
Almost as good as the first movie! I was worried the story would be forced and come off as redundant (i.e. the Taken trilogy), but it made sense and was well told. The action this time around was a bit more brutal (god was it great!) but I'll say I like the action in the first just slightly more. I wasn't expecting it to end the way it did and I'm excited to see what's in store for the all but confirmed Chapter 3.
My experience probably would've been better had some dumb S.O.B. not been talking throughout half the movie. I actually had to get up and move so I could enjoy the movie. Oh well, it gives me an excuse to go see it again.
EDIT: Watched The Straight Story (1999) first. Very nice film.
Fincher is God!
Bill Granger's Peter Devereaux
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The November Man
Good fun. This Pierce Brosnan cat should play Bond.
I hear he is sniffing dead people s hair, so that is very Bondian, I guess.
It wasn't terrible; it had a decent cast but the film was nothing special. It was mostly boring.
I need to rewatch Creed; one of the best films if not the best film of 2015.
Why do filmmakers think that just because something is set in the 70s, it means all 70s music is applicable? The film in set in 1977, but somehow music from 1979 is in the soundtrack.
Although not as bad as a commercial airship appearing in INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE. The film is set in 1938, and yet the Hindenburg disaster in the May of 1937 put an end to that traffic.
Hands down one of, if not the best action film I've ever seen. Keanu Reeves is an absolute legend. I couldn't believe the sheer badassery of the film. The action scenes in this film were off the charts. I just can not wait for John Wick 3.
Great boxing film, with great performances from all involved.
Game of Death on BD much to my surprise the mish mash film has been totally remastered, the Bruce scenes look fantastic.
Way of the Dragon and Enter the Dragon I have a mini break from work started back in the gym and wanted additional inspiration. Bruce's films are phenomenal forty plus years later nothing touches what he did in these five films, seriously any Bruce fan needs to get the BD remastered films.
You're bound to find errors like that in any movie you watch that takes place before present-day. Surely it can't be that hard to go over the song list for a film to ensure that the songs were actually released at that time.
Why did you say that name This film resonated more than any in the genre for personal reasons.
As a person with OCD and prone to depression (they said I have Aspergers, but I didn't get a proper diagnosis), I can somewhat identify myself with Mm. Deneuve's character. Until she "crosses the line", of course. And sex rules.
On a sidenote, is that true that Catherine Deneuve almost got the part of Tracy? I think it wouldn't have worked...
That movie is incredibly unsettling, particularly down to the frenetic camerawork at times. The hallway of arms is a classic horror moment.
I think that was Brigitte Bardot.
Glad I'm not the only one who liked the film. It's one of my favorites.