Tuulia
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CommanderRoss wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » CommanderRoss wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Don't know if it's the script of 50 Shades Darker but I'd rather never see Jamie Dornan as James Bond. To be fair he's …
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talos7 wrote: » I loved the 2009 Emma, in large part due to the lead. Lol. Well, different strokes. :) Good that you enjoyed. For me, she felt too serious and not lively enough for the character. thedove wrote: » Horrible Bosses! I…
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CommanderRoss wrote: » thelivingroyale wrote: » Ludovico wrote: » Don't know if it's the script of 50 Shades Darker but I'd rather never see Jamie Dornan as James Bond. To be fair he's supposed to be quite good in that Irish serial …
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There are hundreds of new posts in this thread since I've last been reading, I'll try and read back when I can. I've also watched tons of movies, and there's no way I can ever write anything approaching actual reviews of them. At the moment I'm expl…
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Remains to be seen if it actually happens, but... http://www.tracking-board.com/mahershala-ali-to-star-in-true-detective-season-3-exclusive/
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Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Wow, 1.75k new posts here. You've kept busy. ;) I only read the latest page, and I'm all up to date with the news now. :P Did you catch the part where some island near Malta changed the heading…
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@bondjames, yeah, thought so, and of course it's always a personal opinion. I think Theron looks gorgeous and fit. I like it when women don't look like they might be daughters of the men they're presumably "romantically" (or some such thing) involve…
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bondjames wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » I can see Fassbender as Bond (both on screen and off) much better than Hardy. I'm not sure I necessarily like him (maybe I'll learn to someday), but that's not a problem for me. (I mean, I can't say I like Co…
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Wow, 1.75k new posts here. You've kept busy. ;) I only read the latest page, and I'm all up to date with the news now. :P
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Read the last few weeks of this thread. So, it's still mostly about the same chaps - Fassbender, Hardy, Hiddleston, and, um, Turner. Oh and Charlie Hunnam. Clive Owen revisited, memories of past. Elba and Jamie Bell name checked, probably not seriou…
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The thread is supposed to be about directors, not actors, but since that was discussed, too, I have to ask about this: bondjames wrote: » Pierce2Daniel wrote: » THIS is what the Bond's film need. No more naval-gazing and portentous gloom. N…
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You do all know he has quit before, right? 15 or 20 years ago or whatever it was. He rarely makes movies, and there was no need that I can see to make an announcement about it specifically - again, and without giving any reason for it. Unlike some p…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » Creasy47 wrote: » Daniel Craig never broke character during the production of 'Logan Lucky': http://www.businessinsider.com/daniel-craig-logan-lucky-character-2017-6 Character is not the same thi…
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Creasy47 wrote: » Daniel Craig never broke character during the production of 'Logan Lucky': http://www.businessinsider.com/daniel-craig-logan-lucky-character-2017-6 Character is not the same thing as mere voice. Keeping the voice and ac…
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Thanks, @Creasy47. I haven't even checked if there have been comments on the Manchester attack here, but some stuff I saw last night elsewhere was just shocking. Even when children are murdered (apparently the youngest was 8) some people's immediate…
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I have to comment on the previous insensitive and disrespectful comments regarding Chris Cornell and Michael Hutchence. People dying far too young is bad enough, seriously. I realize suicide is always difficult to accept, which I presume is why othe…
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He was my first Bond, and I felt that special affection for him. Another cancer victim then, but at least he had a long life. RIP
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Just found out. Crying at the news. So young. So sudden. RIP Mr Cornell.
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@ClarkDevlin, you completely misunderstood me. I was genuinely asking, and I said there was no need for quotes or sources, because I would have believed what you said; I was merely asking what type of people those sources were. I meant that I wouldn…
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ClarkDevlin wrote: » Tuulia wrote: » barryt007 wrote: » Aaah right...fun for the whole family...I didn't know any of that . I don't think any of us actually "know" that, I certainly haven't seen any proof, and would like to know wha…
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barryt007 wrote: » Aaah right...fun for the whole family...I didn't know any of that . I don't think any of us actually "know" that, I certainly haven't seen any proof, and would like to know what it is if there is any. How is she a gold di…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » PRISONERS Wow, this film is totally believable in every aspect, thanks to the actors, Villeneuve and whoever wrote it. Very unpleasant much of the time, but the way the story buids, you get sucked in and never know what…
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MICHAEL SHANNON in addition to Nocturnal Animals & Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans & My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done? Bug (2006) A psychological horror film directed by William Friedkin, screenplay by Tracy Letts based on his…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Damn! I just found out that the show is being aired exclusively on a channel I don t have. Me neither. That seriously sucks in this case. Watching the original series when it first aired was kind of magical and eve…
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I continued my exploration of WERNER HERZOG's filmography with his more recent work. He's an interesting person and film maker - weird, funny, irritating - and apparently infinitely interested in countless things, and often takes pretty unusual or e…
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barryt007 wrote: » How about bringing none of them back and giving us a break from this bloody story arc...Bond films have always been standalone and it needs to go back to that. If the films were out every 2 years,as between CR-QOS,then yes ,a…
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In addition to Logan, I watched a few other movies directed by JAMES MANGOLD. I've seen The Wolverine before once (it was okay), and both Girl, Interrupted and Identity probably 3 times or so (enjoyed both a lot). The only one I haven't seen is his…
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I haven't posted for a while, but I've checked a couple of threads every now and then, including this one. The little problem with reading this thread is that it makes me realize how many movies I should also watch, and how many movies I should watc…
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Red_Snow wrote: » Werner Herzog fancies himself as a Bond villain. ""I think I would be a good villain in a James Bond movie," Herzog told Business Insider while doing press for his latest documentary, "Into the Inferno," which will be availabl…
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royale65 wrote: » Me neither. What will be will be. C'est la via, and all that jazz. Pretty much how I look at it. :) Not much point getting angry over it.
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