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    Virgil
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    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

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    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

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    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

    The Deer Hunter would have been a dead set classic if only it was about half the length.

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    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

    Yup films like Jaws, Star Wars, Godfather 1 and 2, The Exorcist, Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Halloween etc have aged terribly

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    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

    Yup films like Jaws, Star Wars, Godfather 1 and 2, The Exorcist, Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Halloween etc have aged terribly

    I said a lot...Not every single one.

    I am partial to all of those except the Exorcist.

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    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

    Yup films like Jaws, Star Wars, Godfather 1 and 2, The Exorcist, Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Halloween etc have aged terribly

    I said a lot...Not every single one.

    I am partial to all of those except the Exorcist.

    Too scary..

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    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    @raznomore said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    The Godfather 1 & 2 are still absolute classics and still stand up now. The original is 46yo.

    The 70’s are an absolute fucken golden age of cinema, can extend it into the first year or 2 of the 80’s
    Think of movies that changed the cinema landscape for ever, most came in that period

    I do hear that but a lot of 'classics' either don't age particularly well or weren't that good to start with. Deer Hunter and Deliverance being two obvious examples.

    Yup films like Jaws, Star Wars, Godfather 1 and 2, The Exorcist, Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Halloween etc have aged terribly

    I said a lot...Not every single one.

    I am partial to all of those except the Exorcist.

    Too scary..boring

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    Since 9/11, Afghanistan, and Iraq we've had no good films about them (except Zero Dark Thirty, which was very good but was extremely misleading propaganda), and yet there have been two exceptionally good long films/miniseries about cold war terrorism in Europe in that time.

    Everyone should watch Carlos and The Best of Youth. Both are fucking great.

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    @virgil said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    Yup films like Jaws, Star Wars, Godfather 1 and 2, The Exorcist, Empire Strikes Back, Alien, Clockwork Orange, Halloween etc have aged terribly

    Early films that were ground breaking in their use of CGI/ effects date terribly, but should be seen for what they were at the time. The element of Alien that stands the test of time is the suspense. It was masterful.

    I don't see how Godfather has dated.

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    Has anyone watched Citizen Kane recently? It's been on my 'really should watch' list for a very long time. Not sure if B&W would hold my attention enough.

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    @rembrandt Not watched Raging Bull? Another late 70's early 80's classic

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    @dogmeat Its been 15 years since I've seen it. I don't remember much of it thought

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    A Quiet Place. A hell of a thriller\horror. Well acted, great use of suspense, edge of the seat stuff, highly recommend.

    9 people chewing out of 10 rustling buckets of popcorn.

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    @rembrandt said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    Has anyone watched Citizen Kane recently? It's been on my 'really should watch' list for a very long time. Not sure if B&W would hold my attention enough.

    Yeah you should, you should also watch Casablanca if you haven't already. I think after a while you'll forget the B&W anyway.

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    @roninwc said in Re: Movie review thread...:

    Unlike some others here and being a bit of a SciFi buff, I actually quite liked Annihilation and I really enjoyed a new SciFi movie called Revolt. The chick in this, Bérénice Marlohe, is very hot, amazing eyes.
    A good SciFi/War type of movie 3 outta 5 for this one.

    I watched this last night. An OK movie, but I can understand the low ratings and criticism.

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    @antipodean I think he was being sarcastic

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    Watched Game Over, Man on Netflix. Good stupid movie if you want a couple of laughs. Massive negative was plenty of cock and balls and hairy ass but not even a single titty. That's not how this is meant to work....

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    Operation Odessa on Netflix is worth watching.

    Watch Operation Odessa | Netflix

    Watch Operation Odessa | Netflix

    A Russian mobster, a Cuban spy and a smooth operator from Miami scheme to sell a Soviet submarine to a Colombian drug cartel for $35 million.

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    Spinning Man is worth a watch

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    These reviews are getting shorter and shorter.

    The Dark Tower.

    It was on, i had nothing else to do, so...

    Jesus, miss the mark much? And I'm not talking in the "way to ignore the books guys" kinda way, but in a "basic movie making" way. The main thing is you want to save the universe. Shouldn't that, you know, play a part in the actual story? Seriously, because they paid so little attention to what should have been a reasonably significant detail, the level of "peril" was basically zero. What happens if we fail? fuck knows, but it sounds important, so lets go.

    Main bad guy can kill a motherfucker just by telling him to stop breathing. He can catch bullets. He can burn dudes. How is he not pretty much in charge of anything already? Especially given the basic life on "midworld" And who, or what the fuck were them rat things? Why did they need to be rats in masks? The fuck?

    The Gunslinger? He's basically a fucking superhero when he needs to be. But at other times? And what a waste of the whole coming to New York thing. How did the 2nd bullet catch up to the first one?

    Seriously, this movie is shit. Avoid.

    1 very specific, necessary detail containing dream vision out of 5 look i'm a fucking psychic superhero all of a suddens.

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