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@stockcar86 said in Movie review thread...:
After seeing this trailer, this is now my most anticipated movie
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Last night in Soho - pretty decent movie, took a while to get going, but once it did, it went along nicely.
3.5 annoying room mates out of 5 annoying neon lights
Also, couldnt pick the accent of Eloise, the main girl, turns out she is a Kiwi (although wasnt really a Kiwi accent either)
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Saw No time to Die last night. Quite enjoyed it. Ana is smokin. Beautiful scenery. Freddy Mercury was a decent villain although I'm not sure how I feel about the fact that recent Bond villains were motivated by personal grievances instead of the usual world domination
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@canefan said in Movie review thread...:
Saw No time to Die last night. Quite enjoyed it. Ana is smokin. Beautiful scenery. Freddy Mercury was a decent villain although I'm not sure how I feel about the fact that recent Bond villains were motivated by personal grievances instead of the usual world domination
Yeah it was ok, but too much about 'wuv, tru wuv' than bond should be
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Cosmic Sin
On Netflix. Bruce Willis in a sci-fi .... Basically a bunch of SF concepts thentogether, in a blender, then eat a shit sandwich while watching it and putting acid into your eyeballs.
How does he end up in so many shit films?
Minus 8 over actors out of 5 Die Hards
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@chimoaus said in Movie review thread...:
@tim Best part of that twitter feed was the next post showed me this beauty. Who didn't watch Fast times at Ridgemount High and not jerk off over Phoebe Cates.
Judge Reinhold sure did.
What a performance
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Matrix Ressurections spoiler free review:
Best way to describe this two and a half hour reboot is to point out that at the end the song played is a cover of RATM "Wake Up". No, the cover isn't as good as the original.
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Contains what might be a record number of individual on-screen deaths by bazooka
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The Last Duel
2.5 hours...Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Jodie Comer and Kylo Ren
Interesting way to do it in that they tell the same story from each of the 3 main characters perspective culminating in the duel.
Good acting, a bit slow, but otherwise decent.
3 broken lances out of 5 gods will determines guilt or innocence
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@taniwharugby said in Movie review thread...:
The Last Duel
2.5 hours...Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Jodie Comer and Kylo Ren
Interesting way to do it in that they tell the same story from each of the 3 main characters perspective culminating in the duel.
Good acting, a bit slow, but otherwise decent.
3 broken lances out of 5 gods will determines guilt or innocence
I gave it an extra half a weird hairdo...
@booboo said in Movie review thread...:
The Last Duel
Had the day off with Mrs Boo today and went to an early (9:30) movie.
Only a few oldies at the cinema, pretty much fitting the demographic of grey nomads deserting the caravan parks as the weather was a but dodgy.
But they all trooped into James Bond. So we had our cinema completely to ourselves. Just the two of us in the whole place. Surreal and kind of cool. Am spolit for going to the movies with other people ever again.
As for the movie, an interesting take on true story.
Two blokes, initially close friends, one (Kylo Ren) was the godfather to the other guy's (Matt Damon) son etc, grow increasingly bitter with each other, until Kylo becomes obsessed with Damon's wife (Jodie Comer).
Kylo, thinking he is in love pays her a visit, and rapes her (or does he?).
The denouement is the trial by combat alluded to in the title. "Last", as it was the last "judicial duel" in France. Truth decided by whoever won the duel as the outcome is ordained by God.
Told in three chapters (makes for a long movie, nearly 3 hours), from the perspective of each of the characters in turn, Carrouges (Damon), Le Gris (Kylo), and Marguerite.
Interesting to see how the character of the characters change in each chapter, and to see how they each perceive certain events.
Won't go in too much detail about the trial or the duel (more Medieval jousting and bashing with sharp heavy objects than any sort of chivalrous fencing with epees - real barbaric stuff). But if there's concern about women being believed about rape in the 21st century spare a thought for those speaking up in the 14th.
Have read a bit of background to the actual story this arvo. Apparently the movie gets it pretty close, and it is quite well known, and contentious, in France.
Recommended.
3.5 weird hairdos out of 5 gruesome stabbings through the mouth with a broken sword.
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@tim said in Movie review thread...:
Moonraker - a delight from start to finish. Great set design, really well shot, loads of fun, and plenty of hot babes. Moore in the "man with no name" style gaucho outfit cracked me up.
Proper Bond villains too. Michael Lonsdale as Drax. Jaws appears in that one as well.
My favourite thing about that film is that the scientist is called Dr Holly Goodhead.
I found him the weakest Bond villain in Moores tenure to be honest. Very lame and not menacing whatsoever.
Moonraker is ridiculously good fun though.
Youâre forgetting that French bloke in Octopussy. About as threatening as Fred Astaire in a good mood.
Good point.
Best of the lot was this guy.
Christopher Lee was, by some accounts, a real-life James Bond in WWII who really could kill with his bare hands.
Donald Pleasance was the tops for me.
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Re-watched No Time To Die and enjoyed it way more than first time around - it's more like a Moore Bond that previous Daniel Craig outings. And I can't be the only one who noticed it was a re-make of On Her Majesties Secret Service
But the Nomi/007 character nearly wrecks the film - really bad writing and awful acting.
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@nta said in Movie review thread...:
How does he end up in so many shit films?
Fuck knows, but it's really off-pissing. I Caught Red 2 the other night. and he was awesome in that film
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@victor-meldrew said in Movie review thread...:
Re-watched No Time To Die and enjoyed it way more than first time around - it's more like a Moore Bond that previous Daniel Craig outings. And I can't be the only one who noticed it was a re-make of On Her Majesties Secret Service
But the Nomi/007 character nearly wrecks the film - really bad writing and awful acting.
elements of it but certainly not a remakeâŚ..
Youâre right about Christopher Lee though. A genuine War Hero and a guy who would have been absolutely fascinating to sit down for a yarn with. No one played a bad guy quite like he did.
Killer contro killers (1985) â 5.1 | Action, Crime, Thriller
