Dunno, they die whilst Amazon/Netflix/whoever report decent profits.
Edited by meme at 21:58:08 17-01-2013
Edited by meme at 21:58:08 17-01-2013
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meme 15,872 posts
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oceanmotion 13,407 posts
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oceanmotion 13,407 posts
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Registered 10 years agoBreakdown
Road thriller with Kurt Russell, wife disappears on their trip and Kurt tries to track her down but things aren't quite what they seem. Enjoyed it many years ago and nothing was on telly the other day, TCM to the rescue. Russell is great, haven't seen him in a film for years. If you haven't seen it, worth a watch.
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Django unchained.
9/10
Really, really loved this. I love westerns so it was right up my street. Some of it was hard to watch.
QTs best film for me. his cameo accent was bad but loved his death!You dare to strike Scurrcules!?
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craigy wrote:
That and their shit prices.
Piracy is obviously a contributing factor to their demise.You dare to strike Scurrcules!?
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Scurrminator wrote:
Agree with that bit, loved it. QT always has such interesting dialogue so when not much is happening I am stick transfixed.
Django unchained
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joelstinton 4,291 posts
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Registered 7 years agoBefore i go to see Django, i thought i rewatch
Inglorious Basterds.
Mostly amazing. So much fun. The first scene in this is incredible and one of my favourite scenes ever. After that the movie can go one of two ways. QT mode, or a chance to go somewhere new. It decides to do QT mode. I'm fine with that, what comes after that is a lot of fun, and very very funny in places, but i was left with the what if question if he tried something a bit different. He gave himself a great chance to go the other way.
The scenes in the tavern, and some one to one encounters are phenomenal. (The first time the girl meets the jew hunter in particular). The finale is a bit throwaway though, it doesn't just quite click together. You could say that off the whole film, each individual part is fantastic, but at the end it isn't quite sewn together properly.
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Rens11 1,068 posts
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lovely soundtrack, decent performances Gerty is the new HAL
8.5/10Don’t kid yourself, Jimmy. If a cow ever got the chance, he’d eat you and everyone you care about!
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irrelevanthuman 163 posts
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7/10
Nowhere near as shite as I was expecting. Good, clean, cheesy, pulpy fun. Its nice to see a film that is completely lacking in nod, nod, wink, wink irony.
I haven't read the books but I've seen a lot of the artwork associated with the series and it brought the illustrations to life beautifully.
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beastmaster 8,207 posts
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Registered 9 years agoIn another crime against cinema, I have realised that I've never seen a Studio Ghibli film. I take it the blu-rays are amazing?
Are the holy trinity
Howl's Moving Castle,
My Neighbour Totoro,
Spirited Away?
Thanks.
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Deckard1 19,246 posts
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Brilliant first act, appalling second act and bearable third act. Would have scored 2 extra points if Liam Neeson wasn't acted off the screen by every member of the cannon fodder cast and later, by his own fingers. Still 346% better than Taken.
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Deckard1 19,246 posts
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Princess Mononoke is my favourite, but you'd struggle to find anyone who agrees with me. I'd probably start with Grave of the Fireflies though to be honest. Easier to watch then some of them, and a very good entry movie into the magical Ghibli world. Seems a little heavy going to begin with but stick it out and the light hearted fantasy realm Ghibli is famous for takes over.
In another crime against cinema, I have realised that I've never seen a Studio Ghibli film. I take it the blu-rays are amazing?
Are the holy trinity
Howl's Moving Castle,
My Neighbour Totoro,
Spirited Away?
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Registered 11 months agoWatched the grey too. Gets points for not being what I expected it to be. Loses points for being pretty boring. A solid 6 I reckon. -
cubbymoore 35,653 posts
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Hah! Funny guy.
I'd probably start with Grave of the Fireflies though to be honest. Easier to watch then some of them, and a very good entry movie into the magical Ghibli world. Seems a little heavy going to begin with but stick it out and the light hearted fantasy realm Ghibli is famous for takes over. -
My Neighbour Totoro, awesome film.
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Rens11 1,068 posts
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Me neither until I watched my neighbour Totoro the other week, looks gorgeous well worth a watch
In another crime against cinema, I have realised that I've never seen a Studio Ghibli film. I take it the blu-rays are amazing?
Are the holy trinity
Howl's Moving Castle,
My Neighbour Totoro,
Spirited Away?
Thanks.Don’t kid yourself, Jimmy. If a cow ever got the chance, he’d eat you and everyone you care about!
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Mr_Sleep 13,730 posts
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Registered 11 years agoI'd say Spirited Away is a pretty good starting point. It's not purely happy fantasy like My Neighbour Totoro but it's got enough of that to make it not too dark like Grave of the Fireflies. Same with Kiki's Delivery Service. Even so, they're all excellent, I've yet to see one I haven't enjoyed. -
Madder-Max 11,026 posts
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Great great film. Would be a 9 if it wasn't for the lack of gary oldman.
Cracking yarn; which despite being a patchwork of other films; is great and well worth a watch.99 problems and being ginger is one
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FWB 39,239 posts
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Registered 11 years agoTed - 6/10 Alright. Some amusing punchlines and the fight scene was great. I like how it's like from a typical action film, but it is the teddy that makes it so amusing. Still very cliched and not enough laughs or any belly laughs. What I have realised is that I haven't seen a truly great comedy in a long, long time.
The Hobbit - 7/10 I knew what I was getting going in. Nothing new, no real story and prolonged scenes, but I just enjoy the pretty pictures.
Dredd - 8/10 V.good. Lovely style and holds true to the comics - well the limited number I read. Obvious ending, but then I wanted it, since it fitted my character alligence. Hope more is to come, but building on what has been set, not just more action. -
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Don't fuck with Jaguar Wong. This is without question the best film of all time. -
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Registered 12 months agoOk, I just watched 5 minutes of that. It is now in my list of things to watch with friends and beer. -
Mr_Sleep 13,730 posts
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Registered 11 years agoWow. Just wow. Someone needs to take their hands off the synthesiser! That looks ace. -
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woodnotes 4,802 posts
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Registered 10 years agoTo Rome with Love - 4/10
The worst Woody Allen film in many years. Dull, up its own arse and has the most irritating and repetitive soundtrack imaginable. No amount of Woody's trademark cultural and literary references could save this one, they also felt very fake and forced this time. I'm sure other Guardian readers will pretend to like it, but not this one. -
TechnoHippy 14,303 posts
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An excellent film with Willem Defoe, who plays the role well. It's fairly slow paced, but it's an interesting story. I liked it.
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TechnoHippy 14,303 posts
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Not quite what I was expecting, but well worth watching. As somebody previously pointed out it's almost more about dementia than a biography. An interesting story and well acted.
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@TechnoHippy I'd watch if it showed someone drive a steak through her cold fucked up heart!
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