Im very anti-Affleck, but i really enjoy this each time I watch it. Watched it once, did the research, watched it again, even better!
embrace the Affleck pain for 2 hours, then wash.
Argo is great
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Im very anti-Affleck, but i really enjoy this each time I watch it. Watched it once, did the research, watched it again, even better!
embrace the Affleck pain for 2 hours, then wash.
Argo is great
Watched Everest the other night and became so fascinated with the story I bought Jon Krakeour's book the next day. It's amazing the limits that people will push themselves too, climbing as high as the jet stream. Im envious, yet far more sensible and realistic about my limitations. Although if I had read the book or watched this film 20 years ago... who knows.
Yep same. Also reading up on other campaigns to get up there. Have a feeling I will be buying a bit of literature on this subject in the future.Completely relate to this. After seeing Everest I spent most of the following week reading about the real life events it was based on and being utterly fascinated by the completely macabre way in which so many bodies are stuck up there like sign posts.
The movie is simultaneously thrilling and depressing.
I had similar feelings to youBlade Runner (1982) - Actually watched the directors cut whenever that was done. Nope, not for me. Very slow, annoyingly artsy at times and boring. The ending was pretty good. Maybe it just hasnt dated well and i might've liked it more at the time. 5/10.
Blade Runner 2049 (2017) - this is more like it. Took everything that WAS good about the original and updated it. The vision of the future was vivid and clever, the effects were brilliant and I was transfixed throughout even though it was a fairly slow pace too - it never got stuck. The girl from War Dogs was gorgeous in this too. 8.5/10
So I guess if like me you didn't like the first one, you might still like this.
Im very anti-Affleck, but i really enjoy this each time I watch it. Watched it once, did the research, watched it again, even better!
embrace the Affleck pain for 2 hours, then wash.
Felt the same, but have a new appreciation for him since he went behind the camera, "Gone Baby Gone", "The Town" (best film of it's genre since Heat IMO) and "Argo" were all excellent, also liked "The Accountant" recently, so I've almost forgiven him for "Pearl Harbor" now.
Argo is great, but imho Zero Dark Thirty should have won Best Picture.
I love Rogue One, one of my favourite star wars movieWatched Rogue One again last night. That's definitely grown on me.
Definitely my favourite out of all the new ones (including 1, 2 and 3).
The Snowman
About as good as any Scandinavian noir I've ever seen, of which The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series remains the only worthwhile entry (Swedish and Fincher versions). Fassbender does what he normally does which is carry a terrible script and lacklustre cast on his back. In this instance, especially, the script gives him less than nothing to work with but it's an okay by-the-numbers thriller if you have nothing to do on a Sunday afternoon.
I've read somewhere the production weren't allowed to shoot 20% of the script because they had run out of time?. The film is quite lucky to have Thelma Schoonmaker as film editor.
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Atomic Blonde 8/10 - Think I enjoyed this more than John Wick 2 which by no means was a terrible film. The cinematography & action sequences were spectacular. Helps to have Charlize Theron as female hero. Music selection was great too.
Dark City (1998) - Terrific sci-fi, mystery movie that seems underappreciated. Very original movie, pretty high concept for its time which is probably why it didn't do so well at the box office. Best to watch this knowing as little as possible plotwise. I was surprised numerous times throughout. 8.5/10
I read this and was thinking "Whatever happened to Aussie director Alex Proyas", then googled a movie I watched tonight on TV (Knowing), and turned out that was the same director. Timely coincidence.
His filmography is strangely underwhelming given how good Dark City was.
I love The Crow