#9921
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Unlike Russian Ark, another one take film, I did find that the camerawork wasn't that impressive and you quickly forgot about the gimmick, which seems a good and bad thing. I do agree that the ending was pretty good though, certainly very sinister.
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#9922
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Watched replacement killers what can i say same old same old type of action film with chow yun fat type that in a sense never tire"s of watching these type because he such a great actor... Im half way through watcing Dust devil so far im not that impressed ... |
#9924
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Did you like that one? I remember trying to sit through it back when I was at Uni - think I managed half an hour before giving up . . .
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#9925
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What films have you seen recently?
saw MISSISSIPPI BURNING on tv last night - a briliant but disturbing portrayal of so called democratic America based on true events got the dvd already and imo its Alan Parker's best film along with ANGEL HEART |
#9926
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Last night I watched: Tideland - Another crazy yet brilliant film from Terry Gilliam, it had all his signature awkward camera shots, weird OTT Characters and dark subject matter. There were a few uncomfortable moments (if you've seen it you'll know what I mean when I say 'the kisses') that I was a bit miffed as to how Terry was allowed to put them on camera, I guess it was due to the "mental age" of the character, I don't know, oh well. Still enjoyed it Q-The Winged Serpent - Ah this was great, so much fun. It was like an homage to both the old stop motion classics from the 50's and 70s/80s exploitation. The acting was top notch by Michael Moriarty, he was such a great character and I enjoyed every minute of his screen time. Perfect cheesey 80's fun and would recommend to all (even though you're all bound to have seen it already anyway, I'm a latecomer to these 'classics')
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#9927
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They both will make you like Bava even more, top stuff.
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Been watching the first three Friday the 13th films on Blu these past few nights. I just bought Dead Island for the XBox though so I might not watch as many films as usual. |
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What films have you seen recently?
IL TRAM - Argento's episode of DOOR INTO DARKNESS it was good despite its 70's tv origins |
#9930
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Just watched The Killer Likes Candy (1968). Kerwin Matthews is a US top agent (nick-named Angel Face!) who must stop assassination attempts on a foreign king by a hired killer. This one's a lot of fun if you like the genre,as we get some really nice locations (for instance Bomarzo - The park of Monsters),professional camera work (which must have looked stunning in it's original scope format),a great soundtrack (Gianni Marchetti),some nice action but also some funny bits AND Gordon Mitchell as one of the baddies! I've searched the net but this doesn't seem to have been released in a widescreen version on dvd (or vhs?) anywhere so Code Red's "slightly-less-fantastic-but-equally-welcomed fullscreen version" (Double O Section) will have to do for now. Seems the licensor only could supply a tape master. |
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