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Creasy47 wrote: » Looks good. Loved part one.
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Venutius wrote: » The humour in QOS was spot on. Dark and deadpan. Perfectly suited to Craig's Bond. That's the type and level of humour I'd like to see return. Yep. "There is something horribly efficient about you.." "Is that a complimen…
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Love this!
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Mathis1 wrote: » Dredd (2012) I was a big fan of the 2000AD comic, ( one of my big regrets in life was chucking out my collection!!) and Judge Dredd was the best character in it. When a movie was announced in 1995, I was thrilled, but the Stallon…
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Mathis1 wrote: » The keel hauling set piece is superbly done. Agree mate. It's a really impressive sequence. Even when I watch it, I still can't fathom out how they did some of the shots!
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Mathis1 wrote: » Michael Gothard is an imposing villain. He's great in a movie called 'Scream and Scream again' Yep agree mate. And he was pretty memorable in The Devils
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When I saw Reservoir Dogs at the London film festival in 93' I knew this guy was something special. It was the best film I'd seen in years. I got his autograph as he hung around in Leicester Square after the screening. All I could manage when I spok…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » @LeonardPine great homage to James Horner, this scene is awesome... Just demonstrates that in terms of Star Trek, the past is far superior to the present....😁
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Mathis1 wrote: » mattjoes wrote: » This is my favorite piece of this score. This is second place. Hannibal is my favorite of the Hopkins-starring Lecter films. I'm going to see Manhunter in a few days. Haven't seen it yet but I k…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » ToTheRight wrote: » ProfJoeButcher wrote: » Funny, I find Chris Pratt rather underrated...! I thought he was perfect in the Jurassic movies. Trevorrow's two films are largely satirical, and I thought Pratt's slightl…
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Scaramanga1974 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Monorailer wrote: » That was terrific! Now can you send the usherette round with the ice cream tubs and Kia-Ora? Those were the days! "It's too orangery for Crows...!" I loved t…
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Floating Office (Music from the Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition) Just listening to the expanded score, brilliant soundtrack, masterpiece. A wonderful score. Agree, an absolute masterpi…
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BAIN123 wrote: » I don't like The Hunt for Red October. I find it boring. Me too. Saw it at the cinema on it's release. I was distinctly underwhelmed. Crimson Tide now that's an excellent Submarine movie.
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Monorailer wrote: » That was terrific! Now can you send the usherette round with the ice cream tubs and Kia-Ora? Those were the days! "It's too orangery for Crows...!"
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BAIN123 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Not sure if it could be considered a bad movie but it definitely has some dodgy moments. Michael Mann's Blackhat I rather like, even though critically it was s…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Not sure if it could be considered a bad movie but it definitely has some dodgy moments. Michael Mann's Blackhat I rather like, even though critically it was slated. But watching it recently I realised …
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Not sure if it could be considered a bad movie but it definitely has some dodgy moments. Michael Mann's Blackhat I rather like, even though critically it was slated. But watching it recently I realised it has the same villains plot as Goldfinger.…
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A View To A Kill Catching up with some of the Bond's in the lower regions of my Bond list. I do enjoy this whenever it gets a rare viewing. Moore is too long in the tooth but he's still good value in this, and his chemistry with Macnee is spot on…
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BAIN123 wrote: » Moonraker is my favourite book. All the ingredients there and yet it never leaves England. The final few paragraphs are Fleming at his very best. Mine too. It's a great but simple plot, with one of Fleming's best ever vi…
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70 years later and the character is still playing a huge part in our lives. What an incredible legacy Ian Fleming created. I always keep the novels close to hand because no matter how many times I read them, they still take me by surprise with their…
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Zekidk wrote: » Dumbest one is Craig's Bond for sure. In SF his whole plan of rescuing the head of MI6 revolves around taking her to a remote location and let the bad guys storm the place. SP is even worse:: (taken from a hilarious IMDB user co…
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FoxRox wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » Parents (1989). This film genuinely scared me and freaked me out worse than anything I’ve seen in a long time. I was expecting more comedy going in, but it was almost entirely just unset…
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FoxRox wrote: » Parents (1989). This film genuinely scared me and freaked me out worse than anything I’ve seen in a long time. I was expecting more comedy going in, but it was almost entirely just unsettling and disturbing, in key part thanks to t…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » Sometimes I will put on "backseat driver" and am immediately reminded of when the bond scores had such flair and character to them. Compare TND to either of the Thomas Newman scores, there's no contest. bring arnold back fo…
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Nice to see 'You Know My Name' so popular!
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CrabKey wrote: » How can a movie be bad if you love it? Well I love Black Rain but I am also aware that the script is atrocious, the story ludicrous and it's so corny it defies belief. So I hope that answers your question...😁
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Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » timdalton007 wrote: » Fire_and_Ice_Returns wrote: » Enterprise Leaves Spacedock with James Horner Score - Star Trek VI - The Undiscovered Country I posted this on another thread though its a great illustrat…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » The Long Good Friday (1980) For the day that was in it, last night I watched John Mackenzies searing thriller. Harold Shand ( Bob Hoskin)…
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Mathis1 wrote: » LeonardPine wrote: » Mathis1 wrote: » The Long Good Friday (1980) For the day that was in it, last night I watched John Mackenzies searing thriller. Harold Shand ( Bob Hoskin) is an East End Gangster, looking to close a h…
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Mathis1 wrote: » The Long Good Friday (1980) For the day that was in it, last night I watched John Mackenzies searing thriller. Harold Shand ( Bob Hoskin) is an East End Gangster, looking to close a huge land deal with the New York mafia, when in…
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