Film chat (4 Viewers)

[7 - No tomorrow]

I'm seeing John Wick tonight.
It's directed by a former stuntman, which raises the curiosity factor a bit.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

It got good reviews, like

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

It got good reviews, like

Did it?

Nice one. I usually avoid reading anything about what I'm due to see.

The chatter in the Free Movie Screenings group is intense. I'm going to have to get there mad early.

 

[Cormcolash]

Let me know how John Wick is. I no doubt will go and see it anyway.

I saw Gone Girl there the other day. It was dead good, but there are a few flaws here and there which were a bit annoying.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Let me know how John Wick is.

It's Payback directed by Gareth Evans.

 

[Cormcolash]

Don't think I ever saw Payback...

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Don't think I ever saw Payback...

Eh, remedy the fuck out of that.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Don't think I ever saw Payback...

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[7 - No tomorrow]

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Based on the Donald Westlake/Richard Stark character Parker (called Porter here)
This is my favourite of the Parker books.
The character has been played by Robert Duvall, Mel Gibson and Jason Statham. This is probably the one that balances the humour and violence the best.

 

[Unicron]

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the 67 version, Point Blank is very good

 

[Cormcolash]

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But, like, what about the Jews???

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

the 67 version, Point Blank is very good

No doubt.

But, like, what about the Jews???

No Jews were slurred in the making of this movie.

 

[Repelies]

No doubt.



No Jews were slurred in the making of this movie.

Anti Semite!

 

[Richie]

Saw a shambolic screening of Gone Girl at Williamsburg Cinemas in Brooklyn on Sunday that convinced me of the ongoing need for projectionists in the digital age.. Took 3 hrs 15 mins to get through the film thanks to constant projector freezes and restarts, with somebody having to run to the lobby and fetch the 18-year old kid from the popcorn counter to fix the machine each time.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Saw a shambolic screening of Gone Girl at Williamsburg Cinemas in Brooklyn on Sunday that convinced me of the ongoing need for projectionists in the digital age.. Took 3 hrs 15 mins to get through the film thanks to constant projector freezes and restarts, with somebody having to run to the lobby and fetch the 18-year old kid from the popcorn counter to fix the machine each time.

Damn, I'd have thought this would be a digital release.

I had the projectionist screw up the reel order at love & Other Drugs

For about 20 minutes Jake Gylenhaal is wheeling about in a fancy car, and then he goes and buys it.

Kind of actually made the film more bearable.

 

[tim]

Saw a shambolic screening of Gone Girl at Williamsburg Cinemas in Brooklyn on Sunday that convinced me of the ongoing need for projectionists in the digital age.. Took 3 hrs 15 mins to get through the film thanks to constant projector freezes and restarts, with somebody having to run to the lobby and fetch the 18-year old kid from the popcorn counter to fix the machine each time.

But that was a digital screening right?

When I saw Gone Girl in Cineworld there was a lot of weird horizontal digital glitch lines appearing. Wasn't particularly annoying but still it should look perfect, there shouldn't be ANY problems.

Also Boyhood was definitely slightly out of focus when I saw it in The Screen. I don't really like to bad mouth an independent cinema but there's always a problem of one sort or another whenever I'm there.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

When I saw DOTPOTA 3D the screen kept flickering. I complained twice and they couldn't fix it. They apologised at the end and gave everyone a free ticket to a film of their choice.

 

[Richie]

But that was a digital screening right?

Damn, I'd have thought this would be a digital release.

Yeah it was digital, sorry maybe I didn't make that clear. It seemed like it would only reset to certain points, so we'd to rewatch about half an hour's worth overall, also there was one accidental jump forward to near the end of the film. Felt sorry for the food-counter girl who was trying to fix it, probably on a fairly low wage and she was getting boos and jeers each time and getting more flustered.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

You'd want to be some cunt to be jeering at the food counter girl. I used to be a food counter boy so I sympathise

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

It seemed like it would only reset to certain points, so we'd to rewatch about half an hour's worth overall, also there was one accidental jump forward to near the end of the film.

Which doesn't really help when a film has inbuilt timeshifts anyway.