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Tommy Chong
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This should be good! Enjoyed both The Witch and The Lighthouse (apart from the scenes with Robert Pattinson fapping away like a manic lol).Yes please
The Lighthouse director’s new film The Northman will be “dark and unusually violent”
After finding success with The Witch and The Lighthouse, director Robert Eggers is currently working on The Northman, which is described as a Viking revenge tale. The Northman will see Eggers re-teami…www.flickeringmyth.com
But you can't go wrong with a Viking adventure film.
Wes Anderson? Really Prev?
Why lad?
Wes Anderson? Really Prev?
Why lad?
All style, no heart. Everyone is the same character and they move either sideways or towards the camera. He's Zack Snyder for pseudo-intellectuals
Tommy Chong
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Awww lad, The Life Aquatic was one of my favorite films, and how can you not love some good ol' Bill Murray? lol
Lol, I guess that's your opinion and I respect it. I can definitely see how you can relate Zack Snyder to that description.
But as bad as Zack is, I'll go one worse and throw Michael Bay into there. His movies are just horrible...
McBain
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@nsno-chris
Dark Waters.
Even though I knew the story, having watched a Storyville on it a few years ago, it’s an outstanding film.
The Du Pont corporation ( Teflon ) knowingly poisoned the whole community in and around its factory in West Virginia and by default the whole world.
The film follows the investigation by a lone lawyer to uncover the truth.
Mark Ruffalo is outstanding as the lawyer.
Highly recommended.
Prev is a big jordan peterson fan and the lack of 'masculinity' in those movies offends him, he will come out of the cinema asking what happened to gone with the wind, bring that backThis should be good! Enjoyed both The Witch and The Lighthouse (apart from the scenes with Robert Pattinson fapping away like a manic lol).
But you can't go wrong with a Viking adventure film.
Wes Anderson? Really Prev?
Why lad?
Daz1878
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Saw Greed. Good fun, in that ramshackle Coogan/Winterbottom way, and David Mitchell does his... well, David Mitchell thing. But all very watchable, if a bit heavy-handed. Funny thing is, Philip Green himself is so much like a bad caricature that it's hard to send him up effectively. But if you like the previous stuff Coogan & Winterbottom have done, you'll be just fine with this.
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La Belle Époque
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Nothing too extraordinary, one of those feel-good films, makes you smile and doesn't require too much focus. At times I really need to see those, so was a good pick in my part.
La Belle Époque (2019) - IMDb
Directed by Nicolas Bedos. With Daniel Auteuil, Guillaume Canet, Doria Tillier, Fanny Ardant. A couple in crisis. He, disillusioned, sees his life upset the day an entrepreneur offers him to plunge back into the time of his choice.
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Nothing too extraordinary, one of those feel-good films, makes you smile and doesn't require too much focus. At times I really need to see those, so was a good pick in my part.
Daz1878
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I really liked this - one of my favourites from last year. How/where did you see it?La Belle ÉpoqueLa Belle Époque (2019) - IMDb
Directed by Nicolas Bedos. With Daniel Auteuil, Guillaume Canet, Doria Tillier, Fanny Ardant. A couple in crisis. He, disillusioned, sees his life upset the day an entrepreneur offers him to plunge back into the time of his choice.
Nothing too extraordinary, one of those feel-good films, makes you smile and doesn't require too much focus. At times I really need to see those, so was a good pick in my part.
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there is this hippie/indie movie theatre here mate, they are screening it.
Daz1878
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Ah OK, thanks. I was asking as I wondered if it was starting to surface on DVD etc. anywhere in the world, as I'll pick it up when it does. It picked up a couple of awards at last nights Césars - although it was other events that made the headlines...
I will never come out of the cinema having watched a Wes Anderson film for the rest of my life, you can be sure of that. My missus has made me sit through enough to the point that even a glimpse of someone walking completely side-on with quirky indie music playing triggers an irrational preference for Michael Bay
