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Last Film You Watched
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BNJ1878
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Enjoy!
Fantastic film, but a massive head bender.
Will be seen as a sci-fi classic in years to come.
Bluetintedspecs
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Scorsese's Goodfellas on Netlix. Great mafia film based on a true story. Thought I'd already seen it years ago, but realised I hadn't when I started watching it.
It was like watching a Sopranos blueprint and there were a few of the Sopranos cast in it. Lorranine Bracco had a major part and there were small parts for the actors who played Christopher and the iconic Paulie Walnuts, as well as a few others.
I kept expecting someone to exclaim, "Oh!" but they never did.
It was like watching a Sopranos blueprint and there were a few of the Sopranos cast in it. Lorranine Bracco had a major part and there were small parts for the actors who played Christopher and the iconic Paulie Walnuts, as well as a few others.
I kept expecting someone to exclaim, "Oh!" but they never did.
Think it’s excellent myself. Was a real treat in the cinema mind you. Hugely ambitious.
Albertini78
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Police Academy last Sunday needed something silly to watch that I hadn't seen in yonks
Came up with a film watching idea ...Start off in the year you were born with a classic film ideally one you haven't seen before then pick one from the following year and so on until you get to 2020
So for me tonight I'm watching The Deer Hunter (1978) then tomorrow Apocalypse Now (1979)
Came up with a film watching idea ...Start off in the year you were born with a classic film ideally one you haven't seen before then pick one from the following year and so on until you get to 2020
So for me tonight I'm watching The Deer Hunter (1978) then tomorrow Apocalypse Now (1979)
JobForTheMoyes
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Why do movie posters all look the same now? It is like creativity is frowned upon nowadays!
JobForTheMoyes
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Here's an answer!
www.theguardian.com
Gone to the wall – why modern movie posters are dreadful
From The Third Man to Pulp Fiction, a good film poster can be as much a work of art as the movie it is selling. So why are so many modern posters drab and uninspiring?
Shevin Keedy
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Is that Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway? If it is then it works well as it is a very unusual concept regards quantum physics and very watchable. The scenes with the heavier gravitational pull are fascinating. Film probably suffers from being about half an hour too long.
I don't think you need to understand the science - Just let it wash over you
Always guaranteed to make me blub like a little girl
It's wonderful
The Lodge
From the makers of 'Goodnight Mommy' - A creepy, effective little thriller/horror that isn't scared to pull the rug from under you
From the makers of 'Goodnight Mommy' - A creepy, effective little thriller/horror that isn't scared to pull the rug from under you
Because we only remember the good and forget the forgettable. For every great poster of yesteryear there was countless unimaginative and dull posters.
Just last year "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" not only had it's main promo poster but a series of posters for fictional films starring the characters. "Ad Astra" had multiple posters that had great images on and the poster for "Us" would stand out on any wall of great movie posters. None of those posters look the same as each other.
Tarantino films are usually accompanied by cracking posters. It’s all part and parcel of his films.
I watched these three:
