Another excellent film there Grant. :)Quote:
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Another excellent film there Grant. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Joe Versus The Volcano. 1990.
Stars Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
Once called sui generis, yes ti's is a one of imo. You'll either love or hate it.
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Right now, on 4K HDR Blu-ray with Dolby Atmos....
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Marco.
Continuing on the Sly Stallone theme, next up is:
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Trailer:
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Marco.
Two good entertaining films!:cool:
Marco.
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The Mule. 2018, stars Clint Eastwood.
What's it like, mate? It's supposed to be good:)
That must be the most modern film you've ever listed here!:D
Marco.
good so far.. clint is very old lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
The Blue Planet Collection... Attenbourgh..
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its slowish but quite entertaining... worth a watchQuote:
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Me, Myself and Irene. 2000.
Stars Jim Carrey..
Jim's best effort for me.. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5aba347c31.jpg
Tonight the original Planet of the Apes 1968, starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowell with Kim Hunter.
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I fancy watching that new JoJo Rabbit, looks funny
I thought that from watching the trailers, saw it and nearly walked out. Thought it was dreadful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
Then I read the reviews and quite a few liked it (a lot hated it too), so I went back again to see if I'd got it wrong and still didn't like it. I did notice on both occasions most of the audience was around 20 yo and they loved it. I didn't laugh once, they were hooting.
Definitely a Marmite film and has really divided opinions, two Guardian Media critics reviewed it, one gave it 1 star, the other 5 stars!!!
Go figure. I give it 1 star.
Let us know what you think if you see it André?
And Marco, Rambo: Last Blood - that's a truly awful film!
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A western now. Winchester 73. From 1950, starring James Stewart, Dan Duryea and Shelley Winters.
Can the good defeat the bad without becoming bad himself.
The Time old problem I guess.
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The Bourne Identity 2002. Stars Matt Damon.
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Those James Stewart/Anthony Mann westerns are brilliant! The Far Country probably my favourite - in fact I have a copy of the Arrow Blu-ray somewhere still to watch.Quote:
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Been on a bit of a Netflix series mission this year. We were watching "The Crown" since Christmas, hadn't watched any of it before but ended up watching all three seasons. I'm not a massive Royalist, but it is absolutely brilliant as a relatively modern period drama, and very educational as well as entertaining. The actors changed with season 3 (to reflect the family getting older) which we struggled with a bit but a few episodes in the stories take over. Looking forward to the next season as it will bring in the period where I will remember the events at the time.
Wasn't sure what to watch next but Netflix does such a great job of putting trailers up that are tailored to your tastes. So we binge watched "The Stranger" last week, it was phenomenal, so many twists and turns and confusion brought together at the end. So now watching an older mini-series called "Safe" based on a book by the same American author - Harlan Coben. This is equally excellent so far. (half way through.)
Lol - I know where you're coming from, but I rather liked the gratuitous violence!:DQuote:
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Marco.
Oceans Twelve 2004.
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That was a shitty film. Couldn't follow it.
Try an Alfred Hitchcock classic.
Dial M For Murder 1954.
Ray Miland and Grace Kelly(who would want to murder her?)
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The Secret of My Success 1987. Stars Michael J Fox and Helen Slater.
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Little Big Man. 1970.
Addicted to this film a bit. A classic with Dustin Hoffman.
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Are these DVDs Grant or Streaming from somewhere?
My Amazon library.. Digital files. Or sometimes from apple. Occasionally dvd or blueray too.
Can you download Movies from Amazon like music then? Whats the quality like because on this new TV if something is not HD it will let you know. A standard DVD player played thru it will look poor but a Blue Ray machines looks fantastic
you can on many... some are hd some are sd, some are uhd 4k. I dont download, i just stream on request. fast enough bb for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
think you can download on phones/tablets
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Blue Planet 2..
A really nicely done film now directed by Lewis Gilbert and written by Willie Russell. Shirley Valentine 1989.
Pauline Collins stars and Tom Conti is the bit of fluff
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Amazon library.
Hostiles (netflix)
WOW
An amazing Western.
Trading Places. 1983, directed by John Landis.
Stars Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis.
Top quality supporting cast and great script made this a highly successful film grossing 6 times it's budget.
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Not tonight, but didn’t get a chance to post on Friday evening when we watched it - “A Star is Born” - the 2018 remake with Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga - seriously worth putting your prejudices aside (if indeed you have any) and enjoying an amazing movie.
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Um Chezza keeps saying she wants to watch it.Quote:
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I really enjoyed it, and “Lady Gaga” is nothing like her pop star persona would suggest. Bradley Cooper also directed, and it is genuinely him singing (not sure on the guitar playing) might not be your cup of tea musically, but it is IMHO a very well put together film.
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Was in bed last night watching Space 1999 on Forces TV. Man he should have made a feature film of that at the time, would have been brilliant..
Original series was good. Oh the pain. LolQuote:
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The Man From Laramie. 1955.
Directed by Anthony Mann and stars Jimmy Stewart, needless to say.
Quality western again from the duo.
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Mobsters. 1991. Stars Anthony Quinn and Christian Slaterhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...63e974537a.jpg
It details the creation of*The Commission. Set in*New York City, taking place from 1917 to 1931, it is a semi-fictitious account of the rise of*Charles "Lucky" Luciano,*Meyer Lansky,*Frank Costello, and*Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel.
First new TV programme I've watched in ages, fucking hilarious, on BBC iplayer, 'Blindboy undestroys the world'. The trout is the best thing about the show, watch it and see.
Cilla lost tapes. Amazing a millionaire at 25 years old she was
Surprise surprise...
She were good. Some of those songs like "Step Inside" "Anyone who had a heart" & "Alfie" are 60's classics..
Nice one Roy..
I mean...What's it all about...? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
The Philadelphia Story 1940. Directed by George Cukor and starring big hitters, Cary Grant and James Stewart, supporting Katharine Hepburn who was "cinematic poison" at time due to several failures.
Film did well and was nominated for several Oscars, winning 2.
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A bit of action now with Rambo. First Blood pt1 From way back in 1984... Original and best.
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Amazon Library again
Quality film that but is the only one of the whole series that's worth watching.
Yup it's by far the best. Second one isn't too bad.Quote:
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