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Happy End

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Great black comedy about the ignorance of the French upper middle class. Who deal with their problems and ignore the refugee camp right by them.
 
MarcelsGoat said:
Watched Avengers Infinity BolloxWar last night.

Meh, felt like half a film, it was everything I expected.

Just finished Deadpool 2, very, very funny I thought, a very enjoyable romp.
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I enjoyed infinity war, haven't watched one of them dc/marvel in years
 

COYBL25 said:
I`ve got both versions mate and I like them both equally.

I find that when I watch the one with out the voice over I`m much more aware of what`s going on around him, where as when I watch the one with the voice over, I feel as though I`m in Deckard`s head. ( if that makes sense).

I can`t tell you how much I love this film.

It is without doubt my favourite film and always will be.
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I had a formative experience with Blade Runner: as a Star Wars kid of the 80's I got given a graphic novel version of the Bladerunner film: it was pretty much a scene-by-scene recreation of the movie, so quite adult in vibe, complete with accurate renders of Harrison Ford's Deckard (and the rest).

So I already knew the story by heart before finally watching the film for the first time I guess around the age of 10 or so. Also formative as even tho' I already knew Deckard I still expected Harrison Ford to betray a little of his Han Solo or Indy charm...yet it was never there. Blade Runner was thus the film which taught me what an actor was, that I can't watch any old Harrison Ford film and expect him to be a charming wisecracker in every role.

It's in my top 50 so also a big favourite: its biggest strength is how believable the world is. Its arguable weakness is a stagey pacing which creates a little distance...hard to describe, but that's maybe my own background of devouring the comic before watching the movie...often bookreaders find a given movie version oddly-paced (as they aren't in control of the pacing).‎
 

dholliday said:
I had a formative experience with Blade Runner: as a Star Wars kid of the 80's I got given a graphic novel version of the Bladerunner film: it was pretty much a scene-by-scene recreation of the movie, so quite adult in vibe, complete with accurate renders of Harrison Ford's Deckard (and the rest).

So I already knew the story by heart before finally watching the film for the first time I guess around the age of 10 or so. Also formative as even tho' I already knew Deckard I still expected Harrison Ford to betray a little of his Han Solo or Indy charm...yet it was never there. Blade Runner was thus the film which taught me what an actor was, that I can't watch any old Harrison Ford film and expect him to be a charming wisecracker in every role.

It's in my top 50 so also a big favourite: its biggest strength is how believable the world is. Its arguable weakness is a stagey pacing which creates a little distance...hard to describe, but that's maybe my own background of devouring the comic before watching the movie...often bookreaders find a given movie version oddly-paced (as they aren't in control of the pacing).‎
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I haven`t read the graphic novel, but I`ve read the book it came from - " Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep ".

It`s the rarity, in that the film isn`t just better than the book, but blows the book completely out of the water.
 

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