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I just know a lot about her and can't believe she overcame so many detrimental challenges in her young lifetime. Besides that, she just lights up the screen for me and makes me smile no matter what. Rest assured, when I am feeling down I pop in a Marilyn film and my spirits are instantly lifted.
I was going to ask you, @MajorDSmythe, I find the part of the film where
Powerful film, starring Sinatra as a cynical cop struggling to find moral balance in his life, opening up debates on homosexuality, justice and much more. This film is brutal and at times very controversial. I recommend it for its style and audacity. We were still a few years away from Dirty Harry and this was actually one of the first R rated films ever.
Oh, and it stars my favourite hottie of the time: Jacqueline Bisset. ;-)
Expect nuances, contradictions and bitterness. This film belongs in the 70s but proved ahead of its time. I'm a fan!
@Dimi - The Detective is one of my favourite Sinatra films. If you liked The Detective, then I suggest you try and find a copy of Sinatra's The First Dealy Sin (1980), which turned out to be his last leading role. You could say he's playing the Joe Leland character, albeit 13 years older, in The First Deadly Sin.
I now see why everyone is up in arms about Affleck getting snubbed for Best Director. What a tremendous film that will most certainly sit on my Top Ten for 2012. Great direction, acting, and nerve-wracking suspense all around, leading up to an incredibly intense finale. Affleck delivers again, both on and off screen.
Either way, we'll all be brainwashed...... ;)
You take away my Bond THAT is when I get angry ;)
Doctor Who The Movie The 8th Doctor was alright, the TARDIS was amazing, but it's too American. I didn't like the 7th doctors death (doesn't die battling aliens or saving the world or even a companion, he just lands in the middle of a gang war, gets shot and the hospital give him human blood). Oh, and The Master was just terrible.
Goal 3 I wondered why this wasn't in the cinema like the first two and now I know. It's worse than the 2nd one and has almost nothing to do with the other films. Wierd way to end what's meant to be a trilogy, a crap straight to DVD sequel that has almost nothing to do with the others.
Zero Dark Thirty It's a good thriller, but not her best film. I think it's sad in a way how Bigelow, like her ex (Cameron), has moved away from action movies and is now focusing on these award type films. It's hard to believe that this was directed by the same person who made Point Break.
Much like the Bourne Legacy I like this movie more the second time around, probably because I knew what was going to happen. I hope the third will be better though.
Lockout 8/10
Loved this movie when I saw it in theaters and love it just the same when I watched it on netflicks. The humor in it is probably the best part.
Now i have to catch up with the Sherlock series, Mad Men and read some Le Carré. " Luckily " i have the flu and therefore got time.
1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000/10
A beautiful and emotionally satisfying conclusion to a masterpiece trilogy. Thank you for everything, Mr. Nolan! :((
Action packed superbly made film. 9/10
The fourth is my second favorite out of the ones I've seen. I've only seen the first, second, half of the third, the fourth, and the reboot movie.
1. Star Trek (2009)
2. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
3. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
4. Star Trek The Motion Picture
5. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
Its pretty faultless the end of voyage home and uplifting. Little did we realise the horror that was to come with final frontier ;-)
@QsAssistant would have to be my fourth favourite movie behind 1, 2, 6. Think the reboot is good though see it separate to the previous films.
Everybody is brilliant but the best performance is definetly Christopher Eccleston. Please somebody cast him as a Bond villian. One of the most underrated films I've ever seen.
10/10
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Can't argue with you there, Final frontier is has more original ideas and not a rip off :-)
Final Frontiers problems were not so much the ideas, but the execution. Would have been interesting if Connery had played Cybock, Connery and Shatner verbal jousting would have been awesome. ;-)
I decided to give it a go, and thankfully didn't expect much. The overall film is going to be forgettable. The writing was hilariously bad (some moments I was eye-rolling so much it hurt). The action was okay, but the editing was so quick, the shots so darkly lit, and the panning so fast that you miss a lot that is being showcased. There are pointless two second cameos just so that the film can say "Bruce Willis and Arnold are in this, come see it", and they add nothing to the movie besides their minute of fame. Arnold just walks in, says: "I don't want the job", and walks out. Really? A phone call wouldn't have sufficed?! The film makes an effort to flesh out these characters, but it all seems to fall flat. Some end up almost killing each other and then are best buddies in a second anyway. Overall, it was okay, but what I expected: Just a bunch of action with an iffy story. I may give #2 a watch just to see if it gets better, but after watching classics a lot of the time, this thing painfully sticks out like a sore thumb. This film is what happens when the majority of your cast aren't practicing or trained actors.