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Old 2nd February 2012, 09:19 PM
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Godzilla 2000. This is the American re edited version of 1999's Godzilla 2000 Millenium. To be honest I prefer the US version over the original Japanese version. (shock horror). Exra sound effects such as more roars and inclusion of G's footsteps add to the movie.
Some of the dialogue has been tightened and some non essential scenes shortened.
overall 100 mins of rubber-suited fun for all you Kaiju fans out there.

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Old 2nd February 2012, 09:47 PM
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Old 2nd February 2012, 10:11 PM
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yesterday's viewing pleasures...

KISS KISS BANG BANG!: Brilliant Noir/comedy hybrid from writer director Shane Black set in hollywood and involving a murdered sister and daughter. Some genuine laugh out loud moments courtesy of a bumbling crook played by Robert Downey Jr and a brilliant performance from Val Kilmer as a gay Private Eye called Gay Perry. Love this film, Downey Jr's Narration adds alot too.

KINJITE: FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS: Spot on Cannon actioner with Bronson as the veteran Vice cop trying his damnedest to stop a child prostitution ring. Bronson is cool as usual and there's the right level of sleaze through out to keep fans happy. God I miss the days of Cannon films.
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Old 2nd February 2012, 10:35 PM
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yesterday's viewing pleasures...

KISS KISS BANG BANG!: Brilliant Noir/comedy hybrid from writer director Shane Black set in hollywood and involving a murdered sister and daughter. Some genuine laugh out loud moments courtesy of a bumbling crook played by Robert Downey Jr and a brilliant performance from Val Kilmer as a gay Private Eye called Gay Perry. Love this film, Downey Jr's Narration adds alot too.
Still no mention of the divine Michelle Monaghan? She was the highpoint of the film for me!
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Old 2nd February 2012, 10:51 PM
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Still no mention of the divine Michelle Monaghan? She was the highpoint of the film for me!
she was great, and looked fantastic dressed in the Santa-esq constume...
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Old 2nd February 2012, 11:13 PM
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Dagon - yep, still think it's a cracker. One of the finest Lovecraftian films to date. Wonderful atmosphere.
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Old 3rd February 2012, 01:17 AM
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Had a good time with a DePalma double bill - BLOW OUT and BODY DOUBLE, both of which were twisty and stylised enough to hold my attention. Liked the John Lithgow character in the first one and was intrigued by the whole 'fake serial killer' subplot. Quite a charged ending as well. Watching BODY DOUBLE again was taken with the Holly Johnson cameo and was surprised when the Jack Klugman bit only lasted a couple of seconds (in the ten years since I last saw it my memory must have engineered an entire subplot based on him... had an unhealthy Quincy fixation at one point, unfortunately).
On to FUNHOUSE. Found I really enjoyed it after being quite dismissive of it in the past. This time I really got into the garish grotesque of the funfair scenario, which made up atmospherically for the slight lack of full on brutality (which maybe I felt a little short changed by last time). Those mutant cows really gave me the creeps, too. Discovered a wicked and slightly off kilter art house thriller type flick in the form of RED LIGHTS (thanks to Slippery Jack for mentioning this one). Mesmerising and intense, it charts mild mannered insurance guy's transition from booze addled mid-life crisis to harsh dealings with a sinister prison escapee. It's all about atmosphere, anticipation and dread... I've never been so gripped by an unbroken 15 minute sequence of a man making telephone calls as I was when the protagonist had to ring round a load of places to find out what'd happened to his wife. I don't know why, but I kept questioning whether everything that happened was or wasn't in the main character's head... there's only one overt 'fake reality / wake up from dream' moment, but the whole film has a subtly hazy / detached quality to it, as if it's all the desperate fantasy of a man at the end of his tether. Really liked it, highly recommended.
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Eat The Rich enjoyed this ramshackle assault on Thatcherism rather more than i did back in the day, would make a great double pack with The IY to my mind....now where DID i put Sammi & Rosie Get Laid at??
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Old 3rd February 2012, 10:41 AM
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I love Eat The Rich. I must get it again.
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Old 3rd February 2012, 10:43 AM
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Still no mention of the divine Michelle Monaghan? She was the highpoint of the film for me!
You like your Michelle's don't you?
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