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DarthDimi wrote: » I love Binder's titles but I'm even more of a fan of Kleinman's. I am very much impressed with his GE titles. They beautifully follow the rhythm of the music, they are full of symbolism and somehow they seem to be telling us, "w…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Wow, interesting to see that I am not the only one who has problems with Skyfall. Somehow everything has been said by other posters so I'll just say this: Skyfall will go down the same road as Thunderball. Back then T…
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I'm certainly making a big deal out of nothing, but these new Blu-ray covers...they range from average to fairly frightening. I mean, poor Roger Moore's face with this one... I also just don't care for all that emptiness at the bottom of the case…
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I'm agreeing with @Benny about the height thing. I'll go as so far to say that any actor under 5'10'' (1.78m) is out of the running automatically - regardless of acting talent. Jack O'Connell, Jamie Bell, Kit Harrington...we're looking at you. (Disc…
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Just finished Kingsman: The Secret Service I can't recall the last time a movie dive-bombed as severely as this film did in the final 30 minutes. The last act of the film is one of the worst endings of recent memory. Before the dreadful ending…
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TripAces wrote: » I have been watching the first season of The Fall on Netflix. I never thought much of Jamie Dornan...until now. Too bad he did Fifty Shades, because he'd be a really good choice. Might still be, but I think playing Christian Grey…
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Licence to Kill My very first Bond film, and many nostalgic things come with that. Despite some of its faults, I've been a fan of the film and still am. There's a great little moment at the end of the film right after Sanchez is killed and the…
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Never liked AVTAK very much but his byplay with Roger Moore was certainly one of the film's strengths. Incredibly charismatic on The Avengers as well. Also thought he did a magnificent job narrating those Behind the Scenes documentaries on the Bo…
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4EverBonded wrote: » It's confirmed? He was piloting his plane? Unfortunately, it seems so. In the link I posted his assistant confirmed the news.
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Shocking and sudden news, James Horner, the Oscar winning film composer, has been killed in a plane crash. I am absolutely in love with his Wrath of Khan score. He composed many other scores such as The Rocketeer, Star Trek III, Aliens, Titanic, …
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LeChiffre wrote: » Jamie Dornan has just entered my list of future 007 candidates along with Hardy. Dornan's performance in 50 Shades is an embarrassing thing to watch (perhaps the direction was equally garbage.) I think he's toast. jake24…
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Over a year ago now (wow) I finished marathoning all of the Star Trek films. My old list from September 2013: 1. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) - 8.5/10 2. Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) - 8/10 3. Star Trek (2009) - 7.5/10 4. Star Trek…
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I won't be totally surprised if Craig steps down after 'Spectre,' but at the same time I wouldn't be surprised if he did one more film. I have also read THIS article about Lewis becoming the favorite to replace Craig. But as many of you have ment…
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Jurassic World Wow...I mean I knew it wasn't going to be great, but never expected it to be as bad as it was.
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@DarthDimi, I somewhat recently re-watched The Lost World and was surprised it not being all too bad. However I still dislike the T-Rex in the city - too much spoof, not enough tension.
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If you translate Trigger Mortis it to total English it is "Trigger of Death." Take that as you will - I still think it sounds like a fairly lame pun.
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This is a great topic, and one that constantly makes me think. When I think about it, there are only five movies that I would give a perfect 10/10. These are films that make me feel like no others can. In alphabetical order they are... Casino Roy…
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Put on A View to a Kill as I cleaned up around the house. Granted, I did not give it 100% attention but... I was reminded how much of a workmanlike production AVTAK is. Flat cinematography, expected scene progression, expected plot progression et…
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I think they were onto something with the gene therapy - the film set itself up for the possibility of a pretty neat twist. Unfortunately, by the time Graves's true identity was revealed, the film was so far up a creek it just seemed like another ri…
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Has anyone seen/posted THIS already? A few sources are running it.
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I'm inching my way into the American Law & Order franchise. I started off as a big fan of Law & Order: UK when the original cast were still a part of it (Bradley Walsh, Jamie Bamber, Freema Agyeman and Ben Daniels) but kind of fell off when …
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Something tells me that Jurassic World isn't going to hit $1 billion. This is all based on personal speculation, but I feel some goodwill has been taken away by sheer length of time since the last release (2001) and the general ill will towards the …
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Iron Man (2008) The first film of my MCU revisiting marathon. I hadn't seen this film through in years, and was very curious to give it a watch after Age of Ultron disappointed me so. Before the Marvel 'takeover,' and before the Marvel mov…
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This isn't the cinematic universe per se, but there's news that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter have been renewed for a third and second season respectively. A lot of people weren't betting on Agent Carter, but it seemed the Marvel Gods came…
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Avengers: Age of Ultron As some of you may know from my previous review on the last page, I'm not the biggest Avengers fan in the world. I thought it was decent fare, but ultimately ended up a bit forgettable and tedious. For me, Age of Ulton …
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The Avengers (2012) Age of Ultron is nearly one week away here in the States, and I felt the first film deserved a re-watch. While watching, I realized I had only seen the film beginning-to-end one time. During my first viewing in 2012, I …
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Jared Leto is a good actor, and I could understand his casting. I still have faith that his performance will be good. But this design...man. A tattoo that says 'Damaged' on his forehead? Really? He looks like the punks from RoboCop 3.
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Although I am a fan of Skyfall, I admit that I felt Harris' performance was a bit forced almost throughout. "Then you better keep moving." -- There seriously wasn't a better take of that line?
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Shattered Glass [img]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ru/thumb/b/b1/Афера_Стивена_Гласса_(фильм).jpg/200px-Афера_Стивена_Гласса_(фильм).jpg[/img] Yes, that is Hayden 'Anakin Skywalker' Christensen on the poster. But no, the movie is not…
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Murdock wrote: » I hope it washes out that bad taste I got from Man of Steel. I thought Man of Steel was one step away from being terrible (I've always disliked Zack Snyder). And this new trailer...well...it didn't do a thing for me. I'll cer…
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