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I watched the Dark star blu-ray last night. The carpenter cut, which is around 20 minutes shorter is a much better experience, I always liked the film but I did think it had a tendency to drag a little. The feature length making of is very good as well, though some of the interviews seem to be conducted over the phone! |
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And?? did you like/hate/care less about them??
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I was furious at it after it finished! |
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I recently watched my DVD of La Setta. I know many seem to like this movie but i found it quite boring. I waited, i waited and i waited but nothing really happened and the story was too slow to get my fully attention. But because of the increased tempo at the last 15 minutes or so i manage to see the whole thing without falling asleep or start to watch some porn instead like every man does when he's bored
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I downloaded (yes im not gonna say 'rented') that yellowbrickroad movie again last night cause I saw it in this thread. Well I didn't know I had already seen it until I watched a bit. I thought this movie was really whack, to be honest, and so I went on to watch "Atrocious" (Atroz), a spanish 'found footage' bla bla... Though very unoriginal (as expected), I thought it was quite amusing. Just about 70 mins so not too long either. |
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Not the greatest PQ on the Italian DVD tbh. |
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Jaws - 1975 Us d: Steven Spielberg To see this on the cinema screen was an honour. A genuine modern masterpiece and Spielberg's greatest achievement by some considerable amount. From it's early, Hitchcock-like scenes of suspense, through the Altman-esque overlapping dialogue to the plain brilliant B film style final act out at sea this is an amalgamation of most of the best aspects of Hollywood story-telling. Plus it's a monster film. Some occasional, understandable focus issues with the Panavision rigs out at sea on tiny boats, this is a glorious piece approaching flawlessness. You MUST catch this at the cinema. You simply must. |
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Btw you should really check out Drakula Istanbul'da which is a much much better Dracula film (I do realize that The Living Corpse is not really a Dracula film btw ) It's available fansubbed on youtube (don't forget to click the cc button for the subs). Last edited by bdc; 18th June 2012 at 06:50 PM. |
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