#8341
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Watched London Voodoo this afternoon and was very surprised at how much I enjoyed it
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#8342
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Is the child catcher still incredibly scary?
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#8343
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I'd say more creepy than scary. Oddly my kids, aged 3 and 5 think he's great, it's me and Mrs MTDS who |
#8344
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He is certainly a very sinister creation and I remember being scared by him when I was a child. Kids nowadays, huh!
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#8345
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Went to see the new restoration of APOCALYPSE NOW at the cinema last night. Its looked and sounded out-of-this-world! It was fantastic to get the chance to see it on the big screen. Coppola's own American Zoetrope studio did the digital remastering and really did the best possible job. The film itself is beyond compare as far as war films go if you ask me... its a stunningly realised film, the action and set pieces are incredible to watch. Robert Duvall and Martin Sheen are show stealers but Brando's presence towards the end of the film is incredible. The atmosphere created from the haunting music and beautiful but alien locations really make it a special film.
__________________ *Charles Bronson makes Duke (Juan Fernandez) swallow his Rolex Watch* Duke: "I'm dying!" Bronson: "No you're not... But you are gonna have to stick your head between your legs to tell the time." Blu Rays ---- Vinyl ---- For Sale / Trade ---- Blu Spaghetti |
#8346
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That's very good to hear. As long as it's not sold out, I'm going to see it next week as I thoroughly enjoyed every classic film I've seen on the big screen, from It's a Wonderful Life to Withnail & I and The Wicker Man. I ready have the Apocalypse Now Blu-ray set ordered, but I don't think anything can compare to the proper cinema experience.
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#8347
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Over the bank holiday weekend i finally watched for the first time - Who Can Kill A Child I was a little disappointed by it. Probably because i thought the film would be a more graphic experience rather than the more subtle film it turned out to be. I will probably love it second time around. The harrowing stock footage of the first eight minutes apart the film probably would have got away with a 15 certificate as the actions of the holidaying couple were completely justified, and in that situation the answer to the films title question is me, you and everyone. Eureka's dvd is superb quality, the print is crystal clear and shows no sign of grain or print damage. Its good to see another company enjoying the films and taking care with the films they release, i hope this sells well enough for them to stick with the horror genre as well as their more arthouse releases. |
#8348
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Just watched Boogie Nights. What a great movie! Unfortunately I watched a dodgy UK disc which is cropped and has bad colouring. But in a strange way it made it look more authentic, I actually thought it was made in the 70s until loads of recognisable actors turned up! Need to get the BD! |
#8349
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Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure The Girl who kiked the hornets' nest. Good overall film, but lacked the action contained in the other films. I thought it ended with a sizzle instead of a bang. Would love another film to be made to give this series the send off it deserves Shutter Island. I really liked this film. The more the film progressed, the more I understood about previous parts of the film and realised how clever it was Also I really quite like Dicaprio now. His Titanic days are long gone |
#8350
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It was some time ago, possibly after The Departed, that Mark Kermode forgave DiCaprio for Titanic. There is probably enough water under the bridge and excellent performances since then and DiCaprio has established himself as one of the finest actors currently working.
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