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The endless live action reboots are tiring
Uncle Ben being killed repeatedly, villains of various crapitude and so on
These two comics ones are just fantastic stuff. Proper good art that makes you think and moves you. Or I think so anyways.
Would you not see them out of artistic (animation) curiousity?
The recent one has so many visual styles, it's a goddamn treat.
I've only seen the first one of those two and it was definintely a refreshing movie.
Spider is usually shit too so fair play.
Spider is usually shit too so fair play.
‘Drive’ and ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ Director Nicolas Winding Refn to Re-Imagine Kids Classic ‘The Famous Five’ for the BBC, Germany’s ZDF
The Danish director, known for his shocking visuals and extreme approach to storytelling, is an interesting choice to reboot Enid Blyton’s classic kids' adventure tale.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
If he doesn't kick things off with the kids stealing a train to take to the beach, I'm going to be bracing for things to get serious.‘Drive’ and ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ Director Nicolas Winding Refn to Re-Imagine Kids Classic ‘The Famous Five’ for the BBC, Germany’s ZDF
The Danish director, known for his shocking visuals and extreme approach to storytelling, is an interesting choice to reboot Enid Blyton’s classic kids' adventure tale.
Julian, is Sulawesi inhabited?
I believe so Dick. I believe the place is chock full of natives.
Do you think they'll put up much resistance?
I say, resistance? What on earth or you thinking about Dick!
We've never owned an Island, have we Julian.
No, I'd have remembered owning an Island I should think.
...Are there trains on Sulawesi too, like there are on Blighty?
Not when we're finished with it. Now let's find ourselves a C130, some mortars, and a group of mercenaries from Daddy's secret book. I hope your trunk is packed.
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Im told they're great and I will probably watch them at some point. Just overwhelmed with all the reboots and Marvel in general. At one point I was looking for something to watch on the firestick and every option, be it action, mystery, drama, Sci fi was a Spider-man film.
I’ve seen the first one three or four times and I can’t wait to see the second one again. So good.
So what is this Barbie film actually about then?
*insert lyrics to Barbie Girl here*
Either that or something about the atomic bomb?
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IFI starting to show/ project more blu-rays...this is outrageous from a cineaste perspective.
Arthouse cinema as run by marketing/business people...I hope they rue the day.
Bad enough the sheer lack of actual film prints... I was thinking before, these crowd make no effort to source decent prints, most of what they show are just basic 2k digital prints...and now they are getting away with blowing up blueys. Are there any film people in their ranks at all?
Bring back that withering beanpole English chap who looked like Super Hans that worked there in the mid noughties....maybe he's there behind the scenes laughing his arse off smoking a big spliffer poppers up his snouzer his head resting on a pillow full of cash notes.
Rant over. But what do other people think about this carry-on from a supposed arthouse cinema with state funding?
Arthouse cinema as run by marketing/business people...I hope they rue the day.
Bad enough the sheer lack of actual film prints... I was thinking before, these crowd make no effort to source decent prints, most of what they show are just basic 2k digital prints...and now they are getting away with blowing up blueys. Are there any film people in their ranks at all?
Bring back that withering beanpole English chap who looked like Super Hans that worked there in the mid noughties....maybe he's there behind the scenes laughing his arse off smoking a big spliffer poppers up his snouzer his head resting on a pillow full of cash notes.
Rant over. But what do other people think about this carry-on from a supposed arthouse cinema with state funding?
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Just got home from MI: Dead Reckoning
And the broad outlines of the plot are very like a recent TV series, @pete
And the broad outlines of the plot are very like a recent TV series, @pete
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This is so cool
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This is weird
I had a wierd chat with someone recently who thought Brendan Gleeson, Colm Meaney and Ned Beatty (Deliverance squeel little piggy) we're all the same person. I had to admit they do all have big Irish heads on them, and fren doesn't like Star Trek like a prick. But wow, what a thing to think.
But then I learned to my embarrassment that Kurtwood Smith, the bad guy in Robocop, is not actually Micheal Ironside from Total Recall.
But then I learned to my embarrassment that Kurtwood Smith, the bad guy in Robocop, is not actually Micheal Ironside from Total Recall.
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