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[COYBL25]

Eh why does the Netflix poster look like his face is melting off

I think with Rufus Sewell being slim, they`d padded his face out with latex or whatever they use, to give his face a more fuller look, like Andrews.

 

[Rita_Poon]

I think with Rufus Sewell being slim, they`d padded his face out with latex or whatever they use, to give his face a more fuller look, like Andrews.

Shame they didn't wrap him in it to see how much he'd sweat.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Completely forgot about Amy, that was one i would put on my 'not really that interesting' list.
Bob Marley was another, despite him doing so much in his life, they managed to omit most of that to make it your typical Biopic story.
The 2pac & Biggie films separately were both absolutely terrible, despite there being so much good stuff made about those two before and since.

Think the majority of these have a family member as executive producer so ends up being abit fluffy.

What have we got coming up? Michael Jackson? The Beatles? How interesting will there story's be? More of the same i presume

I am also sick to the back teeth of biopics, all of em. Firstly let the person at least be dead. Give us a bit of time to grieve them. 'Amy' was alright, 'sex and drugs and rock and roll' alright as well. The people need to be interesting, struggling through adversity. Give us something funny or heartfelt or courageous. Fawning I can do without. I wonder who is being lined up to play Billy Connolly.
Coogan has made a few of these, he's been 'Tony Wilson', 'Phil Green', 'Paul Raymond'. tbf I thought there were a few more.

You should give the Weird Al Yankovic bio a go...


It's his story, but he adds a lot of overexaggerated comedy into it!

I'll give you one scene... For instance, it was well documented that Pablo Escobar was a huge fan of his in the 80's...

There's a scene where in order to get him to come to Columbia and play a set for him, Pablo kidnaps Madonna.

So Al shows up in Columbia, with dual uzi's and takes on the whole of Pablo's drug cartel barehanded!

Kills them all without a scratch...

 

[Rita_Poon]

You should give the Weird Al Yankovic bio a go...
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It's his story, but he adds a lot of overexaggerated comedy into it!

I'll give you one scene... For instance, it was well documented that Pablo Escobar was a huge fan of his in the 80's...

There's a scene where in order to get him to come to Columbia and play a set for him, Pablo kidnaps Madonna.

So Al shows up in Columbia, with dual uzi's and takes on the whole of Pablo's drug cartel barehanded!

Kills them all without a scratch...

Forget the comedy, how good were the moves? And if Pabs had kidnapped madge, we should have all chipped in for him to keep her.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Forget the comedy, how good were the moves? And if Pabs had kidnapped madge, we should have all chipped in for him to keep her.

The moves were really good!
Well, that's if you believe Al's version of the story which is: 'Eat it' came first, and Michael Jackson came afterwards and parodied it with 'Beat it'!

All of Michaels's dance move in that music video, he learned from watching Al.

 

[paultheblue]

Watched "Bikeriders" last night Tom Hardy never disappoints giving off Brando vibes from the Wild One

 

[perth_blue]

First Blood Part 2.
Loved the Rambo series since a kid.
Keeping with the Aliens theme, James Cameron wrote the screenplay for this one.

 

[Rita_Poon]

First Blood Part 2.
Loved the Rambo series since a kid.
Keeping with the Aliens theme, James Cameron wrote the screenplay for this one.

First blood second drop? Awful. The first one was ok, Dennehy makes a good baddie. And it's comments re Vietnam vets and their treatment after was refreshing. Some hilariously bad movies were made in the 80's. Also the effects in this for 1985 are woeful, (Predator 1987, Aliens 1986, Terminator 1984, Evil dead II 1987, The fly 1986) in an age of boundary pushing and big budgets for brainless films, this is a dud. Soz p_b.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Watched "Bikeriders" last night Tom Hardy never disappoints giving off Brando vibes from the Wild One

Good film, mate... Also based on a true story.

First Blood Part 2.
Loved the Rambo series since a kid.
Keeping with the Aliens theme, James Cameron wrote the screenplay for this one.

Still got my Rambo hunting knife from when I was a lad, mate... Perfect replica!

We had proper hero's growing up :

 

[Lapeno77]

A little Nic Cage to lighten the Monday mood

 

[Tommy Chong]

A little Nic Cage to lighten the Monday mood

One for @Rita_Poon, eh?

Ta for this, mate... Just so you know, I've had that bloody Goo Goo Dolls one hit wonder song 'Iris' stuck in my head for the last week, FFS!
You know, that song they wrote for that soppy, romantic chick flick that Nic Cage was in?


FYI... Perfect viewing for all you lads, and the missus on Valentine's Day.

'And I don't want the world to see me
'Cause I don't think that they'd understand
When everything's made to be broken
I just want you to know who I am!'

There! Now I hope that it's stuck in all of your heads as well!

 

[OlDirtyBluenose]

Watched 'Dances with Wolves' yesterday.

Really enjoyed it, four hours long but kept me interested throughout, would definitely recommend!

 

[GoldenToffee]

Mr & Mrs Smith. Have to say, Angelina Jolie looks especially ravishing in that. Very good film too.

 

[perth_blue]

First blood second drop? Awful. The first one was ok, Dennehy makes a good baddie. And it's comments re Vietnam vets and their treatment after was refreshing. Some hilariously bad movies were made in the 80's. Also the effects in this for 1985 are woeful, (Predator 1987, Aliens 1986, Terminator 1984, Evil dead II 1987, The fly 1986) in an age of boundary pushing and big budgets for brainless films, this is a dud. Soz p_b.

No need to apologise.


Why don't you... go to sleep.

 

[Rita_Poon]

No need to apologise.


Why don't you... go to sleep.

See, even he is choking off what little brain he has left.