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telly just on... start with Groundhog Day, 1993. Directed by Harold Ramis and stars Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell.
quite like this... this is the 4K version.
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Did well at box office taking in over $100m
Stick with Bill Murray and the 1997 comedy, The Man Who Knew Too Little. Directed by Jon Amiel.. Joanne Whalley joins Bill in this Hitchcock parody. and very good it is too..
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Alas it flopped at the box office, but I liked it.. zany it surely is.
Zack Snyder's Justice League. Just finished watching this you either love it or hate it, I absolutely loved it stunning film all-round true masterpiece and a vast improvement on the original. However be warned it's just over 4 hours long and in 4/3 which I don't mind.
I suppose when you think of Bogart, Casablanca(2942) comes to mind... An Amazing film with Ingrid Bergman and a super supporting cast. it was one of few films entered in 2 different years academy awards.. in 1943 it won 3 oscars..none in 42.
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The most evocative film ever, just superb!
Best actor ever.
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an even older oldie.. Hitchcock's 'The Lady Vanishes', 1938. stars Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave. Of course we had the pairing of Naunton Wayne as Caldicott, and Basil Radford as Charters ; the cricket made English pair trying to get back from germany for the test.
This is the film that made Holywood sit up and take notice of Hitch.
Many say Night Train to Munich was a sequel to this and it does carry over much of this film, and characterisation. It was also written by Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder, who also did the St Trinnians films..
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Watched the "Snyder Cut" of DC's Justice League yesterday, all 4 hours of it.
Vast improvement over the Joss Weadon POS that I saw in Cinema.
Interestingly, it was reframed in 4:3 for HBO which I thought may have annoyed me, but something about it I liked.
Klute, 1971. Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland star.
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