Movie review thread...
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@nepia said in Movie review thread...:
@victor-meldrew said in Movie review thread...:
The Tender Bar
Autobio/growing-up film about Pulitzer prizewinner J.R. Moehringer that Mrs M wanted to watch. Not normally my thing, but surprisingly watchable and entertaining.
4 American Graffiti's out of 5 Rain Man's
Directed by George Clooney. I quite enjoyed it to but probably only 3.5 for me. Affleck was really good in it.
Watched this last night and thought it very entertaining movie. Agree with Affleck's performance too.
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@mariner4life said in Movie review thread...:
So either The Matrix fucking sucks, or movies just aren't being shown for as long.
Because I wanted to go this weekend, and it's run ends here in all 3 cinemas tomorrow. What's that? 3 and a half weeks?
Fucking ropeable
I see the effects of the holiday have worn off ?
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His main contribution is that ineffable quality known as presence, and you've gotta hand it to him: when there's an obese sixtysomething action star with a jet-black donut-shaped beard and strange triangular haircut who keeps talking in a ridiculous affected accent saying "y'all" and "mufuckah" onscreen, you're not looking at anything else.
No other.
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@mn5 said in Movie review thread...:
@tim said in Movie review thread...:
…..and he was called “Porkins”………and was the only guy shot down by the surface cannons on the Death Star probably because his X Wing couldn’t manoeuvre quick enough cos of his girth.
Shouldn't allow food in the cockpit
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@canefan said in Movie review thread...:
@mn5 said in Movie review thread...:
@tim said in Movie review thread...:
…..and he was called “Porkins”………and was the only guy shot down by the surface cannons on the Death Star probably because his X Wing couldn’t manoeuvre quick enough cos of his girth.
Shouldn't allow food in the cockpit
If only her had ejected in time
onto a target soon to be destroyed
into space vaccum
with nothing but a flight suit to protect him
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@antipodean said in Movie review thread...:
@mn5 Tom Hardy has good range, but I think Beet best captures the Bond mystique.
He was my second choice.
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@mn5 said in Movie review thread...:
They need an unknown. All of these guys are absolutely no chance
And they need to decide how long they want the new Bond for
Late 30s / early 40s would be a good age
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@mn5 said in Movie review thread...:
They need an unknown. All of these guys are absolutely no chance
One with Scottish heritage on the other side of the world..?