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I only bought the blurays last year, so I didnt want to shell out again for 4K, + the front covers are horrible!
I bought the blurays a few years ago, agree the art work is not great.
1) Deathly Hallows P1
2) Prisoner of Azkaban
3) Goblet of Fire
4) Deathly Hallows P2
5) Order of the Phoenix
6) Half Blood Prince
7) Philosophers Stone
8) Chamber of Secrets
And putting CoS last sounds harsh but I would still give it a 7/10 rating.
HBP is probably the one where I noticed the edits from the book the most (and not in a good way), as there is a lot of events that happen but aren't really dwelled on (Harry nearly kills Draco, for example, and there is no consequence on Harry in the film), and the HBP reveal feels almost throwaway.
As for other films I have seen recently:
- Extraction 2. 4/5.
- The Flash. 2/5.
- Glass Onion. 4/5.
I have yet see the new Eva green version I can't recall the release date? I thought the trailers were good.
Cheers I will see if it is on streaming services. The last film I saw at the cinema was NTTD, I can't recall of any film I watched at the pictures last year.
I will likely only watch 2 or 3 films on the big screen this year, because movies appear on streaming so quickly now unless it is an major event film I don't bust a gut to see it.
I HAVE to watch that one as soon as I can :D
Oh, I would love to see the new version, if only for Eva!
Agree with you about the people who wind you up, Cassel can be good (La Haine) but agree he's become less tolerable ( one of the minuses of the last 'Jason Bourne'), but of your list the hideous Corden would top it! Cant stand the man!
The Richard Lester Musketeers films have brilliant scores by Michel Legrand and Lalo Schifren.
I haven't watched it in years and I've always enjoyed it. And this time was no exception. Such an OTT crime, comedy, bloody fun film. I always enjoyed Ryan Reynolds more in non-comedy films.
I can't remember what it was but that movie popped into my head yesterday for one reason or another. Very over the top, incredibly stylish, super bloody, and packed with animated characters rife with personality. It was a blast; I wonder how it holds up today.
It held up well for me. After years of watching Entourage, I can never unsee Jeremy Piven as anything but Ari Gold and it definitely shows in his character. It's not a film I could watch all of the time since I had honestly forgot about the somewhat twist ending.
There's definitely a little bit of Ari in that performance, especially in his monologue about the coat. Hilarious.
Is this some kinda Bust?
Its very impressive, yes...
I love them so much, always great for a laugh or 50.
"I'm sure we can handle this situation maturely, just like the responsible adults that we are. Isn't that right, Mr. Poopy Pants?"
Oh that would be me… I’ve been swimming in raw sewage… I LOVE IT
Great soundtrack, too.
Not a great movie but i kinda enjoyed it , the ending is decent......its a travel-movie like "Denmark" , it was shot in Thailand
About some pilot who cheats and James Yi Liu is the air steward (no eng subs so wild guess here)
Fools Gold 2/6 , boring movie about treasure hunt on bottom of the sea , Matt Mc and Don Sutherland stars. To me it was a waste of time , no excitement in it , zzzzzzzz
It's great except the DVD is clearly pirated version from a television airing. It's widescreen, but non anamorphic. The transfer sucks.
But there are compensations.........
Perhaps this film will get an offical home media release someday?
:(
Besides being an absolute masterpiece of British cinema, Zulu also has one of John Barry's best scores. It's usually the latter that reminds me to go back to this film once every few years and enjoy the full package. Excellent film!