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Old 9th March 2015, 12:38 PM
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Which is obviously a sequel to Big Trouble in Little China!
I'd quite like him to have a stab at another Halloween film. That way we'd know if he still has what it takes...or not!
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Old 9th March 2015, 12:54 PM
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I'd quite like him to have a stab at another Halloween film. That way we'd know if he still has what it takes...or not!

Yeah, as long as he wrote the score too
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Old 9th March 2015, 09:44 PM
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Another one from the same guys

Ten reasons why Big Trouble in Little China is the best film ever made. • The 80s Movie Club
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Old 9th March 2015, 10:51 PM
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**** it! I've just ordered The Ward for a couple of quid delivered.


I rather enjoyed The Ward. It's not brilliant but it's a good enough time-waster. If you didn't know it was a JC film then I think it'd be appreciated a little bit more but the weight of expectation kinda spoils it somewhat.
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Old 9th March 2015, 11:01 PM
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I rather enjoyed The Ward. It's not brilliant but it's a good enough time-waster. If you didn't know it was a JC film then I think it'd be appreciated a little bit more but the weight of expectation kinda spoils it somewhat.
Thanks Paul.

It's a film i've no expectation for as it's had a fair amount of criticism on here in the past.

To be honest now i've ordered it i'm looking forward to watching it.
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Old 9th March 2015, 11:24 PM
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I saw Dark Star on Blu-Ray in Fopp for £5! it has been restored/remastered for blu-ray and it sounded like a good film but i wanted to aks here first if anyone rated it??
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Old 10th March 2015, 12:07 AM
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Has anyone seen any of the 'sequels' to Vampires?

Los Muertos and The Turning, are they any good?
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Has anyone seen any of the 'sequels' to Vampires?

Los Muertos and The Turning, are they any good?
I saw Los Muertos many years ago and thought it was pretty forgettable (hence why I can't think of anything to say about it either good or bad!)

I quite like the first Vampires too, so make of this what you will!
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Old 10th March 2015, 08:01 AM
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I saw Dark Star on Blu-Ray in Fopp for £5! it has been restored/remastered for blu-ray and it sounded like a good film but i wanted to aks here first if anyone rated it??
I really like it. It's pretty 'raw' and is more of a student film in many respects - the overall budget and presentation does reflect this. The 'comedy' is also pretty off the wall and therefore will be to an acquired taste.

Well worth a fiver though, I'd say.
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Is the 2011 version of The Thing any good?
I love the original one, but I got a feeling that the new one is gonna be crap lol
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