Tommy.
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The photos at the end were of various translators.
I don't believe this is based on an actual true story per se, more an omage to all of the brave souls who put their head above the parapet.
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The photos at the end were of various translators.
I don't believe this is based on an actual true story per se, more an omage to all of the brave souls who put their head above the parapet.
Zatara
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Youre right....not based on a true story..."collective events".
Barnfred 55
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There was a story there to be told and, in fairness, I think Guy Ritchie did it justice. It's not the sort of film he usually makes and it wouldn't have worked had he produced one of his trademark pictures. But I think it would also have been inappropriate to do so given the subject matter.
Tommy.
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Hence my comment about him perfoming directorially beyond my expectations.
He smashed it.
Just watched Road to Perdition, great film. There again, with Paul Newman and Tom Hanks, why wouldn't it be?
Just having a little watch of Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
Was thinking about the new one and how the guy who played John Taggart was still kicking around. He was born in 48.
He was 36 years old when this film was made
36 years old.
Was thinking about the new one and how the guy who played John Taggart was still kicking around. He was born in 48.
He was 36 years old when this film was made
36 years old.
4737carlin
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He was good in Midnight Run
That's going on the list. Been trying to watch decent stuff I've seen but not for ages.
4737carlin
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It's a classic
perth_blue
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Same fellas who did Yakubu's birth certificate.
Tommy Chong
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Also gave this a watch. Can confirm that it’s a very entertaining film.I'm halfway through this...fabulous:
Tommy Chong
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That's how most 36 year old Everton supporters look these days!
Got this one lined up to watch next:
Looks good... Looks really good!
What a ride! Gripped me from the first minute to the last.
Excellent stuff from Ritchie; showing his Directorial chops in a way I didn't think him capable.
Edit: Just noticed the above agreeable posts. Get it watched.
Great cast too.
I‘ve seen Dar Salim in a couple of Danish tv series and always thought he’d make the step up.
Ex Danish soldier too.
Richie has totally nailed it with this film.
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Tommy Chong
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That whole sequence of when all the memories of Jake's rescue start coming back to him was quite intense.
Definitley never seen that in a Guy Ritchie movie before. I think he's starting to learn that not all films need a witty, smart ass, one dimensional cockney gangster to make it good.