We're still waiting to hear his impressions of the LDR pre! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
No doubt it's in the pipeline - ask again in about a year's time.
PS My partner is badgering me to go and see the film again - it's that good. :)
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We're still waiting to hear his impressions of the LDR pre! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
No doubt it's in the pipeline - ask again in about a year's time.
PS My partner is badgering me to go and see the film again - it's that good. :)
Vintage Tech Hunters on History, like American Pickers except with old electronics. They bought a Seeburg jukebox for $5k and the amp's f**cked.
Do they have a 'skanky-but-hot' assistant like in American Pickers?
They've got a jukebox expert with a dodgy syrup?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
The fairly recent restored print of
The Third Man 1949.Harry Lime (Orson Welles) and Holly Martins (Joseph Cotten) star with Trevor Howard.
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Pretty good print. In 4 3 or similar form.
Good film I've not seen for a while
Bridge of Spies (2015)
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Bridge of spies was quite well done if inaccurate.
Now, Once Upon A Time In The West (1968)
Simply the best film. Period
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Right now, this:
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https://youtu.be/zX81KEqzy_M
Marco.
lol its the only reason i watch it for her,although i dont think she's interested in men if you know what i mean..Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Marco I did not like this film. Found Hardys acting in it really off putting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
How did you find it?
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Same - not anywhere near up to his usual standards, in the likes of Taboo or Peaky Blinders! Don't think that sort of role suited him at all. He needs something darker...
The action scenes were ok though, and sounded pretty good through the home-cinema system:)
Marco.
I do but then that was never a problem for James Bond...Quote:
Originally Posted by karma67
I think perhaps he doesn't have what it takes for a leading role, and does better as a supporting actor. I thought he was great in "The Revenant", and the part suited him perfectly. As you say, a "darker" part.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yes, The Revenant was fantastic.
I do agree, although I think it's more about him having the *right* role, whether that's on a leading or support basis. I'd like to see him do a gangster film, or play some other violent/brutal role, possibly even in a war film, as for me his naturally menacing and brooding demeanour would be perfect!
Overall, for me, he suits the role of being a 'baddy', much more than that of a 'goody, or neutral one. So yes, he needs to be given something darker and more hard-hitting.
Marco.
Watched Hereditary last night... Pretty creepy.
Anyone here seen it?
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Yup, loved it:)
Marco.
Right now, this:
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https://youtu.be/u7KZrt_cHH0
Marco.
When are we going to hear of your thoughts about Amazing Grace?
I presume from your lack of reply you didn't like it.
Lol - I loved it, and have already said so elsewhere! Just not big on film reviews...
Some of the performances were mesmerising, although on set, AF herself seemed somewhat 'dispassionate', until that is she started singing... I see what you meant about the 'patchy' quality of the production, due the old equipment used, but for me that just added to the charm:)
We'll be planning on going to see more of these 'arthouse' movies in future.
Marco.
Fair enough - I didn't any mention of it "elsewhere". Glad you enjoyed it. - hoped you would. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
No problem, it was only briefly on the food thread, where I outlined the whole day Del and I spent in Liverpool, including the superb lunch we had in Chinatown:)
Marco.
Something darker your say...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
https://youtu.be/paa9knyJKrs
Spot on, mate - now *that* is more like it! That role suits Hardy perfectly. Never even heard of the film before, but will defo be checking it out!:cool::thumbsup:
Marco.
Watching it now on HD, via YT:
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:cool:
Marco.
Linked by name only Mr Majestyk. 1974 starring the one and only Chuck Bronson. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4e5652e26a.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...233e08089e.jpg
The Favourite.
Brilliant film.
Cued up, ready to watch later, when darkness falls........
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I suspect that this is going to be really scary:eyebrows::eyebrows:
Marco.
You watch some push mate [emoji23]
I've got a carry on... On [emoji3166]
Did you mean pish, rather than push?:D
Well.... As I've said before, I don't like 'cheery' shit!:lol:
Marco [master of the macabre].
Yup was going to change that. Bloody predictive lol
I can talk watching sid james
Now Big Arnie in the sixth day fom back at start of the millennium 2000. Co stars Robert Duvall
Cloning of humans is the basis of this vehicle for the big manhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f39de41186.jpg
Have you seen that bronson lookalike and by lookalike I mean spitting image. He goes by that name of bronso / bronzo.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
He's not the best at acting but seems to be cashing in on his obvious similarity. It's uncanny.. Look him up for a laugh
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Yeah Robert kovacs, goes by name of bronzi sometimes. Hungarian. Quite similarQuote:
Originally Posted by Pepperamip
Joe versus the volcano 1990
I like this early Tom Hanks film. From my amazon library https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...a0515d8d9b.jpg
An old favourite of mine. Very quirky and totally improbable, but good natured fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yup very good fun. We've all probably been to parts of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Love the way he scares his boss
Metal at the BBC - BBC Four. I swear if I was only allowed one TV channel for the rest of my life it would be BBC Four - well worth the license fee alone.
Watching the Mist TV series on Netflix. Similar but different to the movie. Not sure where I am on this yet. It was cancelled so there won't be any more of it. Its very dark.
Just watching 'The Cruel Sea' on BBC 2, not seen it for years. Typical WW2 heroics, the officers are all a bit stiff upper lip and 'jolly decent chaps', whereas the non-commissioned ranks are all portrayed as oiks. The 'special effects' look like sparklers and the occasional cardboard ships none too convincing.
steady; thats a classic ;) snorkers, good hoQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Classic or not, it's as corny as a bag of Tacos :lol:.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Grand Budapest Hotel 2014.
Stars Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, Mathieu Amalric, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Harvey Keitel, Jude Law, Bill Murray, Edward Norton.
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Right now, with my daughter:)
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BBC Four again... "Guitar Heroes at the BBC" - 1/6 - looking a superb series so far.
Despite the stellar cast, I was disappointed. Perhaps a re-screening is needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
thought it quite good...certainly different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
now.
The Curse of the Black Pearl.
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onto the second now.. Dead Man's chest from 2006
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anyone watching the drama the virtures? im really enjoying it.
Picked up the first eight series of 'Red Dwarf' at a boot sale. I'm not a 'boxed set binger' but it will take me while to work my way through them. :)