Just watched that recently it still stands up. No horror film setting is scarier than the London Underground.
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Just watched that recently it still stands up. No horror film setting is scarier than the London Underground.
too true Martin.. did you notice the Sony reel to reel video player sitting on the desk. remember them from the 60's...Sony's first vcr.lol ... good film and worth watching for Babs alone.
Fantastic film, the end with the credits rolling over a destroyed London and the main protagonists shattered and drained after surviving is a moving and haunting ending and one of the best of its type imho. I think the effects still work even now.Quote:
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The BBC original TV serial is worth watching as well.
Yes I agree re Barbara Shelley, lovely.
Regards Neil
Red Cliff - awesome Chinese epic.
On Channel 4 now.
Regards Neil
Tonight's movie is the Homer Odyssey O Brother Where Art Thou? starring George Clooney(without Coffee but with Pomade):eyebrows: Released in the millenium year, and as successful as it was, the soundtrack outstripped it by selling over 5 million copies(mine included). Clooney practised singing religiously for the Soggy Bottom Boys but his voice was not up to it and Dan Tyminski did the voice over for the song.
Great film, its Bona fide! :)
I'm George Nelson; I'm gonna go off like a Roman candle :lol: Thoroughly enjoyed as per.....one of my all time favourites...I've got the film *2, the soundtrack and the concert down from the mountain.
Clooney had a relative from the Kentucky area, and sent him tapes of him saying his lines to see if the accent was right. the guy would send them back with comments but all the bad language had been deleted...lol ...bible belt
One of the Coen brothers better films. I too have the soundtrack as a separate CD.
The down from the mountain concert is fabulous; well worth the watching if you like this kinda music.
Guardians of the Galaxy
Fantastic film :)
Regards Neil