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Splash. 1984..Directed by Ron Howard and stars Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah and John Candy.
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Blade Runner. The Final Cut.
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The Rolling Stones - Hyde Park Concert 2013
Got a load of these gigs that I've taped off of Sky Arts but I've been waiting to get the 'Home Theatre' system back up and running before I watched them. Great sound quality on Sky Arts.
A Matter Of Life And Death.. Powell and Pressburger classic stars David Niven
Lol - what DA FUCK?:doh::DQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
The only "splash" I'd want to hear is the sound of it being chucked in a river!:lol:
Looks like some kind of rom-com shee-ite...
Marco.
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Kansas City Confidential 1952.. film noir crime film directed by Phil Karlson starring John Payne and Coleen Gray.
review of time... Kansas City Confidential, an imaginative little noir from 1952, exemplifies the bread-and-butter UA film of the 1950s ... Mr. Karlson, interestingly, concentrates on the story within the story: The leader of the gang is an embittered former police captain ... who dons a mask when he interviews prospective collaborators whose names he has drawn from police files ... The recruits are three young actors who would come to define menace in the 1950s and beyond: Neville Brand, Jack Elam and Lee Van Cleef, who here has his best role before For a Few Dollars More. Mr. Karlson’s filmmaking has few of the standard noir flourishes: the dark and brooding shadows, the bizarrely canted camera angles. Instead, he works through gigantic close-ups and an unusually visceral treatment of bare-knuckle violence. With refinements, he would continue to pursue this theme (revenge) and this style, right up through his creative resurgence in the 1970s: Ben (1972), Walking Tall (1973) and Framed (1975).
It is and it's horrendous. The worst Tom Hanks film ever, surpassing the almost as terrible 'Big'. Which you wouldn't have thought was even possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
was on the disney channel so free.. it was ok, and john candy did his best to hold it together. not seen it since it came out and it didnt really age that wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca