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its finished... the guy is off and sitting just outside his coffin me thinks.. the big guy in the butchers apron was a cracker... in fact they all were:eek: guessing the were very much out of work, and wanabee actors....oh and a good few inmates from the local asylum
Lol - I know, mad stuff... I love it! You have to admit that it has a 'certain charm', no?:eyebrows:
Marco.
i suppose if your into that stuff then maybe. i like good production values... That had no production value:D My grandkid could have made it on his phone:ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Loved the big butcher of the asylum tho:lol:
The Apartment, 1960. Directed by Billy Wilder and stars Jack Lemmon, Fred Macmurray and Shirley MacLaine.
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Limited Deluxe Edition Blu-ray [3000 copies]
Brand new 4K restoration of the film from the original camera negative
Original uncompressed PCM mono audio
Optional 5.1 remix in lossless DTS-HD Master Audio
MacMurray relates that after the film's release he was accosted by women in the street who berated him for making a "dirty filthy movie", and one of them hit him with her purse.:D
Nominated for 10 Academy Awards, it won 5 including best film and best director.
A classic and a super restore. ive been looking forward to this arriving
Lol - I agree with all of that. However, I've always liked 'quirky', off-beat [yes low budget] stuff, especially with a spooky/sinister theme.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
As I've said before, I don't watch films to be cheered up, which is why I rarely watch comedies [unless they're of the black variety] - I watch them to get a bit of a 'head fuck', or to be left with a feeling of uneasiness, as that's what presses my buttons!
Always been the same, even as a kid, probably because my mum was into that kind of stuff and I spent a lot of time watching TV with her, when I grew up during the 70s:)
Marco.
Excellent film, one of my favouritesQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Thunderball (1965)
In the first twenty minutes he's killed a man, had a go on a jetpack, nearly been murdered, blackmailed a women into having sex with him, and killed another bloke.
And it's not even got started yet really.
Proper Bond not like the ersatz rubbish they do now.
Yet it only gets three stars in reviews. Still I don't care - it has one of my favourite 'Bond girls': the sadly late Claudine Auger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Not the best Bond film but I reckon it's the best of the books.
Winchester 73, 1950. Directed by Anthony Mann and stars James Stewart.
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First of the Mann/Stewart western collaberations. possibly the best. Jimmy Stewart spent months learning to use the rifle with aplomb.