evilwebby
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Yeah, quite often animation can do things for superhero comics that live movies just can't. IMO the definitive screen version of X-Men is still the 90s Fox series.
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Yeah, quite often animation can do things for superhero comics that live movies just can't. IMO the definitive screen version of X-Men is still the 90s Fox series.
Brill series and I think is still on Disney+
rylojr
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Soylent Green (1973):
Since this year is the year it it set in...... I thought I'd revisit it on Amazon Prime. It's a very 1970's vision of the far future (the year 2022) in a hopelessly overpopulated New York city (40 million) and pollution has caused environmental disaster. Rampant global warming, the destruction of the economy, the global ecosystem in a mess, animal and plant life wiped out, mass starvation.... Lawlessness and a sweltering heatwave.
The only food left for the starving global population is "Soylent Green" - a man-made food that is limited in supply and causes rioting whenever it is released to the public in a small amount.
It's got a very dated view of women, some nasty violence and a brilliant vision of a world on the absolute brink. The costumes are very of their time as well. The American Footy helmets the riot cops wear are boss though.
Storyline is tense and always interesting, some very clever ideas and decent performances. The twist at the end is great.... Pretty common knowledge now but if you go into the movie cold it's a great sinister moment.
I first saw it on TV as a kid in the 80's so it had a big impact on me...
The plot in a paragraph: a paranoid conspiracy thriller with Chuck Heston as a lowly grunt cop doggedly investigating a mysterious death and eventually unravelling a horrible secret.
Check it out... It's FAR OUT. Got that great sweaty mistrust of authority that loads of 70's movies have. Plus the opening montage is just a work of GENIUS... absolutely blistering use of music, still images and editing.
Since this year is the year it it set in...... I thought I'd revisit it on Amazon Prime. It's a very 1970's vision of the far future (the year 2022) in a hopelessly overpopulated New York city (40 million) and pollution has caused environmental disaster. Rampant global warming, the destruction of the economy, the global ecosystem in a mess, animal and plant life wiped out, mass starvation.... Lawlessness and a sweltering heatwave.
The only food left for the starving global population is "Soylent Green" - a man-made food that is limited in supply and causes rioting whenever it is released to the public in a small amount.
It's got a very dated view of women, some nasty violence and a brilliant vision of a world on the absolute brink. The costumes are very of their time as well. The American Footy helmets the riot cops wear are boss though.
Storyline is tense and always interesting, some very clever ideas and decent performances. The twist at the end is great.... Pretty common knowledge now but if you go into the movie cold it's a great sinister moment.
I first saw it on TV as a kid in the 80's so it had a big impact on me...
The plot in a paragraph: a paranoid conspiracy thriller with Chuck Heston as a lowly grunt cop doggedly investigating a mysterious death and eventually unravelling a horrible secret.
Check it out... It's FAR OUT. Got that great sweaty mistrust of authority that loads of 70's movies have. Plus the opening montage is just a work of GENIUS... absolutely blistering use of music, still images and editing.
As everyone should, I love Alien. I also rather like watching an Alien clone, even if 95% of them are a bit crap, and I've seen loads of em.
This one surprised me - given that it was pretty short, didn't do to well and has mopey Stewart in it, I was expecting it to be a duffer but its actually rather good. Its got a breakneck pace, really tense, decent cast (I do like me some monsieur Cassel and mopey Stewart was surprisingly excellent), fx are good, sets are good, script pops, music is ace, creatures are pretty ick and there's a mega reveal at the end.
A good, solid 7 1/2 xenomorph eggs out of 10. Great Friday night and a few tins kinda fillum.
On Prime but its a pay to view, only 4 quid mind.
Daytripper
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Die Hard 1-3
Can’t be bothered with the other two.
Can’t be bothered with the other two.
Finally just watched the new Ghostbusters! ?
My all time favourite film as a child and probably still is .
Absolutely awesome watch !!
Was sceptical at first being that the main cast were kids , but after watching it , I don't care , it's ace !
A must watch
My all time favourite film as a child and probably still is .
Absolutely awesome watch !!
Was sceptical at first being that the main cast were kids , but after watching it , I don't care , it's ace !
A must watch
witchdoc187
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7 prisoners on Netflix. Pretty decent Brazilian film about people trafficking. Might have lost some of its authenticity as I watched it dubbed in discuss Spanish (with English subtitles) as I'm trying to learn spanish
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Lapeno77
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I do not mind 4, but thats probably down to Timothy Olyphant. Think Willis was well embedded in his 'phone it in' acting style by then.
But 5, yeah definitely avoid that
4737carlin
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I love that one, one of my favourite remakes
bluerobert
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Thanks for that mate, was thinking of watching it and you’ve just sold me on it. I was a little unsure, didn’t want to watch it and it turn out as bad as the last. Does Paul Rudd play a big part in it?