Don
Possibly, both him and Garland have talked about a 3rd film.
What film did you watch last night?
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The Remains of the Day (1993)
A beautifully written old English script performed gratuitously by leading actors by Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
This genre is not usually my cup of tea but it was such a fascinating watch and so interesting to see how the Lords lived back then.
And nice to see a young Hugh Grant and also OG Superman was here too.
9/10. Thoroughly enjoyable.
10/10 for the 4K remaster.
A beautifully written old English script performed gratuitously by leading actors by Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
This genre is not usually my cup of tea but it was such a fascinating watch and so interesting to see how the Lords lived back then.
And nice to see a young Hugh Grant and also OG Superman was here too.
9/10. Thoroughly enjoyable.
10/10 for the 4K remaster.
Amazing bit of filmmaking. What an intro.
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would be great if this was the case. i always remember them leaving the door open for a 3rd one, as i remember in the 28 weeks later there was the closing scene where the infectected get into the street of paris (I think if i remember this correctly)
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Sunshine has a lot of the same elements of 28 franchise - the music and underlying momentum/terror.
blunt force trauma on freeview this week - very original concept - modern day dueling, with elements of Kill Bill with micky rourke character replacing carradine.
blunt force trauma on freeview this week - very original concept - modern day dueling, with elements of Kill Bill with micky rourke character replacing carradine.
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Mary And Max - 8/10
Brilliant little film. Great animation, about solitude and loneliness. Beautiful and depressing at the same time. I was hooked from the get go. Highly recommended.
A tale of friendship between two unlikely pen pals: Mary, a lonely, eight-year-old girl living in the suburbs of Melbourne, and Max, a forty-four-year old, severely obese man living in New York.
Brilliant little film. Great animation, about solitude and loneliness. Beautiful and depressing at the same time. I was hooked from the get go. Highly recommended.
A tale of friendship between two unlikely pen pals: Mary, a lonely, eight-year-old girl living in the suburbs of Melbourne, and Max, a forty-four-year old, severely obese man living in New York.
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Most recent interviews with Brolin cast a lot of doubt on another movie, it's one of those projects where a lot of folk are 'interested' but no one can get the momentum to start it off.
EDIT: Cross chat with Sicario, my bad
Can see you're talking about a third '28' movie - interviews at the end of last year with Boyle said it's in progress.
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Yeah as SixTwoSix says above, in progress. I hope soon as it's been a while.. loved the first two.
28 Years Later | Horror
28 Years Later: Directed by Danny Boyle. With Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes. Plot under wraps. The third film in the "28 Days Later" franchise.
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The Aftermath? I heard that was good.
I can't remember the subtitle, it was a run by Boom! comics iirc - a reporter and crew want to get back to the UK and report on what's going on but it's under military control, things obviously go wrong.
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Ah yes this is different but similar timeline : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Days_Later:_The_Aftermath
This is the Boom! Studios one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Days_Later_(comics)
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Didn't know about that first one, i'll pick it up, ta.
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Finally got round to watching d&d, must have been alright cuz the Mrs stayed awake i thought it was pretty good and kept me entertained throughout. Hope they make another.
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Escape Room: Tournament of Champions 6/10
The first one was absolutely fun nonsense. The second one is even more fun and even more nonsense. So many things don't make sense yet somehow it's still quite fun. The design for the rooms is cool (apart from the first one) but my god it makes no sense if you think about the plot twists for more than 5 seconds
The first one was absolutely fun nonsense. The second one is even more fun and even more nonsense. So many things don't make sense yet somehow it's still quite fun. The design for the rooms is cool (apart from the first one) but my god it makes no sense if you think about the plot twists for more than 5 seconds
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Been on a film binge just recently while I recover from my operation.
Recently watched The Conversation did not expect that to grip me considering the age of the film but the paranoia aspect was brilliantly played.
Road to Perdition, love the era can't believe I let this slip through the net. Fantastic film and was interesting seeing Tom Hanks and Jude Law playing very out of character roles.
Shadow and the Moon. Interesting premise but ran out of ideas and steam very quickly and the ending was very meh.
Today I watched Fury, never seen before. Had never interested me but glad I did in the end, very, very graphic. Made Saving Private Ryan tame in comparison.
Then I watched the 2022 Scream dear god what has become of the franchise. Even the old guard looked tired and going through the motions.
Probably watch some more tomorrow while I still have a few more days of recovery!
Recently watched The Conversation did not expect that to grip me considering the age of the film but the paranoia aspect was brilliantly played.
Road to Perdition, love the era can't believe I let this slip through the net. Fantastic film and was interesting seeing Tom Hanks and Jude Law playing very out of character roles.
Shadow and the Moon. Interesting premise but ran out of ideas and steam very quickly and the ending was very meh.
Today I watched Fury, never seen before. Had never interested me but glad I did in the end, very, very graphic. Made Saving Private Ryan tame in comparison.
Then I watched the 2022 Scream dear god what has become of the franchise. Even the old guard looked tired and going through the motions.
Probably watch some more tomorrow while I still have a few more days of recovery!
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Guy Ritchie's The Covenant - 9/10.
Absolutely outstanding.
Absolutely outstanding.
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The Covenant - brilliant