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If the third one is good I'll probably get the boxset also, I have the first two on dvd though none on bluray
Reminds me of when I decided on watching Inferno. I bought it on DVD, but it sat on my shelf for a long time before I finally watched it.
It seems the reviews of the films are mostly on the negative side. But they're just meant to be popcorn entertainment, and there's nothing wrong with that.
I fully agree. Whatever people say, I'm having a great time with these three films, all three of them, in fact. Zimmer's scores rock, Tom Hanks is just a great choice for the lead part and the stories are very well written.
I used to think that none of the other two could ever beat TDVC but I must admit that A&D has grown on me and is now in the number 1 spot.
She died in the last jedi
And that's how I've always looked at them. Angels and Demons is by far my favorite
Tom Hanks is a great Robert Langdon; whenever I read the books now, it's him I imagine. As for the stories, I think they're written about as good as they can, as it's difficult to "downsize" the Dan Brown books to two hour films. I guess that goes at the expense of character exploration, and some characters might not be as fleshed out as some film critics would like. But that's not the intension of these films, after all. It's all about solving whatever mystery Langdon find himself in the middle of.
Not much a fan of Zimmer's scores myself, but they sort of work within these films.
It's been a long time since I watched TDVC. I will do so once I've read the book again - just like I did with A&D.
When I get the chance to watch TDVC again, I'll make a ranking of the films. Right now, A&D takes the #1 spot over Inferno.
I'm way behind with the MCU, because I hate overcrowded movie theaters.
Great entertainment of course, very emotional too.
And I've still need to see Endgame.
That'll do. It will mean that I've seen about 10 MCU movies then.
Fantastic film. I love everything about it.
Sadly underrated. I really like BR. The music is excellent. Fun fact: the actor playing Barry's adopted son became something of a personal assistant to Kubrick.
Excellent film, that one. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Gripping story and great performances from all involved. I particularly liked Schreiber's toned-down, stoic but determined acting.
Like a lot of Kubrick films this is a hypnotic experience. A stunning looking film that immerses you in the Overlook Hotel. The smooth steadicam and seamless sets gives the feeling you're actually there with the 3 principle players.
A film if I put it on I will always watch it all the way through.
Looks amazing on BD on my 4K TV.
My favourite horror movie.
I've seen it in the cinema about 4 times. A blast to watch with an audience.
I didnt think it was that funny when Moore mocked Herve (doing a funny voice etc) , esp if youve seen his house and read circumstances of his suicide :(
Watched my dvd copy from 2008, where the title is changed to INDIANA JONES AND THE RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, same as with Star Wars.
As many times as I have seen this, only now did I notice that Dr. Octopus is in it.
Very silly film, but also very enjoyable. Spielberg s filmatic narrative powers are at his best here. It s a classic in its genre. Inspired by old matinees and serials as well as Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge stories and a bit of Bond. Iconic scene after iconic scene, and the one that makes me laugh is when Marion kisses Sallah accompanied by the ship horn.
Lucas has said that of all the films he made, this one was the most fun to make.