Oh might check it out that the one Bryce Dallas Howard right?
What film did you watch last night?
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Oh might check it out that the one Bryce Dallas Howard right?
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Aye, that’s the one.
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"my wings are like a shield of steel"
That's all I am going to think of now when I watch it again.
Well played sir
Finally someone else is saying it - i've been banging this drum since 2017
John Wick 2
If that's true then is some of the most impressive SFX work on film. I didn't mean CGI Keanu, I meant using computers to morph/overlay Keanu images onto green screen mirror frames
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3
9/10
Almost perfection. Loved it from start to finish, loved the dive into Rockets past that brought such emotion to the film, but also the send off. Kinda found myself comparing how good this was to how bad recent marvels have been, which made it even better. Rated it right up there with volume 1, although that still is the best one for me. Excellent.
9/10
Almost perfection. Loved it from start to finish, loved the dive into Rockets past that brought such emotion to the film, but also the send off. Kinda found myself comparing how good this was to how bad recent marvels have been, which made it even better. Rated it right up there with volume 1, although that still is the best one for me. Excellent.
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Repulsion (1965)
Psychological horror directed by Roman Polanski. Never heard of this film until I watched a top 20 horror Sky documentary recently. I never knew Polanski had created horror films other than Rosemary's Baby.
Polanski's Frantic (1988) remains one of my favourite Hitchcockesque thrillers starring Harrison Ford.
Repulsion, a film made at the height of the swinging sixties with actress, Catherine Deneuve, who reminds me of Francois Hardy of the film Grand Prix.
Thought this was going to be a slog at the beginning. Not sure what to score, it's good but very dark.
Psychological horror directed by Roman Polanski. Never heard of this film until I watched a top 20 horror Sky documentary recently. I never knew Polanski had created horror films other than Rosemary's Baby.
Polanski's Frantic (1988) remains one of my favourite Hitchcockesque thrillers starring Harrison Ford.
Repulsion, a film made at the height of the swinging sixties with actress, Catherine Deneuve, who reminds me of Francois Hardy of the film Grand Prix.
Thought this was going to be a slog at the beginning. Not sure what to score, it's good but very dark.
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Jaws.
Totally mesmerized start to finish even after a gazillion watches. What a film. 11/10
Totally mesmerized start to finish even after a gazillion watches. What a film. 11/10
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I recently watched this in 3D at the cinema. It was awesome. The 3D was subtle and really added depth and intensity to some scenes. Not like the forced stuff in a lot of films (I'm looking at you, Jaws 3D).
It remains my absolute favourite film and one I have seen a ridiculous number of times. One of those rare movies that stops me dead if I drift past a TV and see it on.
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Drifting Home 8/10 - not quite at Ghibli standards but a very good and original little film. Watched it with the kids who loved it.
There was a bit that really made me jump when I saw it the other night.
When that person's head pokes out from the wreckage...
I don't know whether that bit would make me jump if, say, I saw the film again in a few months time,
but it certainly had an effect on me this time!
I will also recommend checking out this channel for movie retrospectives. https://www.youtube.com/@LaytonEversaul/videos
He has done one or more videos on the Jaws series - though not yet about the first one.
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That bit always gets me and I've seen the film lots.
Caporegime
That bit gets everyone, I remember the first time I watched that film with my dad he was watching my face for that bit
Jaws is one of the best films ever made!
I'm no fan of sequels, they are always inferior to the original. However, Jaws 2 isn't bad given its implausible plot; Schieder as Brody makes the film.
I'm no fan of sequels, they are always inferior to the original. However, Jaws 2 isn't bad given its implausible plot; Schieder as Brody makes the film.
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