It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
^ Back to Top
The MI6 Community is unofficial and in no way associated or linked with EON Productions, MGM, Sony Pictures, Activision or Ian Fleming Publications. Any views expressed on this website are of the individual members and do not necessarily reflect those of the Community owners. Any video or images displayed in topics on MI6 Community are embedded by users from third party sites and as such MI6 Community and its owners take no responsibility for this material.
James Bond News • James Bond Articles • James Bond Magazine
Comments
Blue Harvest Family Guy doing the Ultimate Star Wars tribute, I genuinely love the three films they did superb animation and most of the jokes hit the mark.
Apparently they had the SAston Martin DB 5 parked in the carpark outside Blenheim in MI-RN. Did not notice it then, but read about it on the internet. Not sure, whether it is true.
Watched it last night at my local cinema. Unfortunately we don't have either IMAX nor 70mm-screens. And what was worse: They showed it in a smaller cinema with a smaller screen '(not even Cinemascope), plus the sound system was nothing like Dolby Digital surround, but two speakers below the screen. So a lot of the visual and accoustic impact it is suppodes to have, were completely lost to us. Pity.
Yes, the Aston was a DB6. Here it is from MI5-RN (it's pretty much dead centre in the photo):
Curious why this one over the Final Cut. They're more or less the same version, but the Final Cut corrects a number of minor errors (visible cables, lips not synched, etc.) and is overall a more polished film. There are, however, a few small areas where I do prefer the Director's Cut. Just curious why that one's your preference.
Both the Director's Cut and the Final Cut imply Deckard is a replicant. The latter of the two is indeed digitally touched up though. I'm against screwing around with old films George Lucas style and normally would be against the idea of "touching up" a classic, but Blade Runner was a case where the film was being altered anyway to suit Ridley's original vision, so since they were already making changes, I'm perfectly okay with them erasing goofs like visible cables or synching up lip movement that was glaringly off. It's all seamlessly done anyway.
The Director's Cut from the 90s was essentially Ridley's original vision. But he was short on funds and limited on time, so the project was rushed to release. You might consider it the demo or workprint of Ridley's director's cut. But if you can't stand for digital touch ups and want Ridley's vision, that's certainly the one.
The Director's Cut and Final Cut both exclude narration, and both include any and all unicorn scenes.
Not bad. Good action.
Heck, my username shares the same moniker as his spy. ;)
Starring my wife (Jennifer Love Hewitt), no less.
@MajorDSmythe, that lounger scene by the pool... Wowza!
That is how she serves me my breakfast, every day.
@Fire_and_Ice_Returns, I felt almost the same way, unfortunately. It wasn't a bad film, it just didn't cut it for me and I found it a bit dull overall. I may revisit it in the future to see if my opinion changes, because aside from that, Villeneuve has knocked all his other films out of the park.
It just felt flat and it was very predictable though it was not engaging enough for me to care, visually it was ok though did not save it for me the CG was too obvious in parts. I have not watched Scicario or The Revenent yet I have owned both for months.
Get around to both of those as soon as you can. Different yet equally skilled director/cinematographer pairings there. Beautiful films.
Almost put both on several times though I have so much on my watch list or been distracted, plus I know I'll need to really sit down and watch them especially The Revenent.
Absolutely, but that's understandable. I've always said for every movie I manage to eliminate from my 'Watch List,' I add ten more. I'll never be fully caught up.
It's shocking I have several streaming services and have bought films I have never seen and forget I have, bought Resident Evil Final Chapter and Underworld 5 weeks ago still not watched them.
I highly recommend Sicario and The Revenent. Exceptional films in more ways than one.
I would agree with that.
Absolutely the same for me too. Actually my list has grown exceptionally. Im not quite sure what to watch next
Sicario
The lobster
Aliens
Predator
My cousin vinny
Misery
Blade runner
The machinist
Black swan
Glory
The searchers
Seven
Vertigo
The nice guys
The quick and the dead
Black hawk down
The shawshank redemption
The treasure of sierra madre
Citizen Kane
Butch cassidy
Sunshine
Lawrence of Arabia
Doctor zviago
Gone with the wind
Chinatown
Apocalypse now
2001
Mad max
Mad max 2
Mad max 3
Psycho
The graduate
One flew over the cooko nest
Brazil
Reservoir dogs
Pulp fiction
Taxi driver
Raging bull
Lincoln
Fight club
Gone girl
American beauty
A fistful of dollars
Braveheart
Saving private Ryan
J Edgar
Rambo
The hangover
Unforgiven
Iron Lady
Full metal jacket
Birdman
Argo
About maybe half of them, I have actully watched but are due for a reassessment