Yes really good actor, think I remember him in the old b/w classic, Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, 1956. Your right though don't remember him in too much else.
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Yes really good actor, think I remember him in the old b/w classic, Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, 1956. Your right though don't remember him in too much else.
he was great in tombstone and deadwood, he also did a philip marlowe series that not many saw. It may be heresy to suggest such a thing but I would say he was a better marlowe than bogart
Big call that, ha Bogart was one of my favourite old time actors. Horse's for courses though.
I love bogart, especially in any hemmingway adaptation. but i felt boothe's marlowe had a bit more nastiness in a good way
I watched The Meg last night. Oh God it was awful. Every cliche you care to mention - the broken hero labelled as crazy and tortured by guilt, cute kid, single Mum trying to live up to her Dad, a billionaire bad guy and a dog. Add a prehistoric giant shark and go for it. Utterly ridiculous......and I loved every second! lol
Thats the type of film to win Oscars then like Three Billboards did lol
The best ever film to win Oscars , adn be worth it the Brilliant one flew over the cuckoo's nest as @COYB 25 was a star in it as a inmate
NorthernBlue
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Great music on there. The Balfa Brothers are the Cajun band in the bar towards the end.
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Anyone seen Rocketman so far? wonder if ts worth seeing as a film, even if you dont like his music
tonyhorne
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I try to not like Kevin Hart but I just can't. He's good at what he does. Brian Cranston is an utter star and Nicole Kidman puts in a great performance in this film as well. Maybe it's all a bit predictable but it's done well and it was enjoyed by everyone in our house. Both of us...
Just watched Endgame again - local independent cinema still running it and it's still packed out every night - and I simply can't agree with the criticism that it was slow. For me, the pacing is excellent. The score is also very, very good and the two combined do an excellent job of setting the emotional tone throughout the movie.
All in all, Endgame is pretty close to being perfect.
I reckon if I went to watch it again I’d switch it off after 30 minutes. They could have knocked an hour off it and I don’t think anyone would have noticed
