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Watched Spencer this afternoon, always had a secret thing for period type stuff and thought i might enjoy this even thou i really hate the royals, also lets be honest, every teen knocked one out to Di in the 80s!!
Its a decent film, whats good about it is it portrays the rest of the royal family as horrible, same director needs to do a film called Meghan next! But yeah, aparently the girl who played Diana totally nails her, voice, mannerisms the lot. It makes the royal family look very outdated knobheads.
 
rylojr said:
Dead Presidents (1995)

A film which doesn’t get as much love as it should in my opinion.
Helmed by the Hughes brothers, of “Menace 2 Society” infamy, Dead Presidents is a strange beast. It is a War/Crime/Drama that perhaps tries to be TOO ambitious.

It’s a look at the black experience of the late 60’s through to early 70’s, taking in the Vietnam War, the Black Power/civil rights movement, Black Panthers, Drug addiction, PTSD, ghetto life etc.
Plenty of Blaxploitation stereotypes and tropes – a “right on” female Black Panther, a smoothly dressed shark-faced pimp character, some funky 70’s clothing and various low-life brothers hustling in basement bars and pool-rooms.

There is some jaw-dropping violence, including a very messy and unfortunate end for a grunt in the ‘Nam jungle scenes when he gets his thingy..... just watch it alright?

Some very smart location shooting and a great recreation of the Bronx ‘hood in its grimy 70’s prime. A few unsettling nightmare sequences as well.

Plus…. It’s got an absolute SCORCHER of a soundtrack, with smooth soul cuts from Isaac Hayes, James Brown, Sly and the family Stone, Curtis Mayfield amongst many others.
If you’ve not seen this – please do make an effort, it’s a cool movie that history seems to have forgotten.

I always thought the Cutty character – the pimp – was badass, proper cool… it’s worth it just for him…

“Heh, heh, heh, heh, heh. Hey, young-blood. Bringin' in the groceries, huh? Lord, have mercy.
Man, I remember when I was married. I used to love to bring home the groceries.
Made me feel real good.
Like a man. Know what I mean?”

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cutty+vs+anthony
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Massively underrated film that and that soundtrack... damn.
 
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I knew it was gonna suck but jeezus....

Of all the diminishing returns 80s spawned franchises this is the most depressing. From a brutal, nihilistic classic to vacuous, repetitive forgettable CGI endurance tests. There's so much you could do with this universe and they just balls it up every time. I don't even think Judgement Day is all that. For my money the best sequel was the TV show and they binned that off. Apparently this has killed the franchise, probably for the best.

Disney.
 
Watching a lot of Jake Gyllenhall films recently and consider him to play a wide variety of roles with ease. End of Watch was enjoyable then I followed that with Nightcrawler. That was a weird film with an "only in America" feeling. Sad thing for me in that film was seeing Rene Russo. Age hasn't been kind to her.
 

tommytowne said:
Watching a lot of Jake Gyllenhall films recently and consider him to play a wide variety of roles with ease. End of Watch was enjoyable then I followed that with Nightcrawler. That was a weird film with an "only in America" feeling. Sad thing for me in that film was seeing Rene Russo. Age hasn't been kind to her.
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The one of his to watch of his, is Donnie Darko ( if you haven`t seen it already )
 


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