They didn't film them back to back but Part 2 is scheduled for release in June next year so not too long. That could change though I guess depending on how long the strikes go on for.
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SuperTimCahill
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John Wick 4
Some of the action setpieces were absolutely brilliant, like fighting through traffic in Paris and the shot-from-above stuff with the incendiary shotgun. The film was a good time, but not the best of the franchise. Most importantly, I just LOVE the fact movies like this exist in this day and age. 7/10
Some of the action setpieces were absolutely brilliant, like fighting through traffic in Paris and the shot-from-above stuff with the incendiary shotgun. The film was a good time, but not the best of the franchise. Most importantly, I just LOVE the fact movies like this exist in this day and age. 7/10
And the one before that, seeing as it's a very connected storyline.
SuperTimCahill
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Got a few discounted Arrow releases (and some other stuff) this past week. Have any of you dapper yappers seen some of these arrow films (the top picture)?
Kind of a shame the forum don't have it's own thread for physical media (music, film, books) collectors, as I've an impression there are more of us on here.
Kind of a shame the forum don't have it's own thread for physical media (music, film, books) collectors, as I've an impression there are more of us on here.
Tim's tourettes
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Dead man's shoes was the 1st film with Considine that I watched. I thought he was brilliant.
I watched 'a room for romeo brass' straight after.. .. again, he was brilliant
I've got the 2 Disc Steelbook Robocop they released but am a bit peeved. At the time it came out I emailed asking if there was likely to be an actual 4k release given their release is a transfer of a 4k restoration and was told no, the bluray was gonna be the only release, so I bought that.
They subsequently released a 4k disc
. I don't imagine it looks massively different as their BR really is excellent but I'd have preferred to hold onto my money and wait for the absolute best version available.I've not seen the Arrow transfers but I've seen OldBoy which never really clicked with me. True Romance and I recall liking enough. To Live And Die In LA has been in my online basket a few times but never made it to checkout.
There's definitely some crossover with our tastes though looking at that selection. Have you seen the stuff 88Films releases - same kind of niche genre stuff with lot of the Italian 70s/80s Giallo kind of stuff and spaghetti sci-fi.
SuperTimCahill
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I've got the 2 Disc Steelbook Robocop they released but am a bit peeved. At the time it came out I emailed asking if there was likely to be an actual 4k release given their release is a transfer of a 4k restoration and was told no, the bluray was gonna be the only release, so I bought that.
They subsequently released a 4k disc
I've not seen the Arrow transfers but I've seen OldBoy which never really clicked with me. True Romance and I recall liking enough. To Live And Die In LA has been in my online basket a few times but never made it to checkout.
There's definitely some crossover with our tastes though looking at that selection. Have you seen the stuff 88Films releases - same kind of niche genre stuff with lot of the Italian 70s/80s Giallo kind of stuff and spaghetti sci-fi.
Damn, that's cynical by Arrow. I understand your frustration.
Not sure I have any releases by 88 Films, but I can at least see they've got a version of Puppet Master, in which I've got a massive collectors boxset of the entire series. I have watched three or four Giallo films the past year or two though (all Argento), and they've been hit or miss with me.
Looking forward to To Live and Die in LA, as I've been plowing through a few Friedkin films since he passed and liked all of them.
I'm not massively into torture stuff, but having watched a few older Japanese films lately, I wanted more, and I don't fear something from 1969 (Inferno of torture) being too bad. I made Japanese films somewhat of a priority in this order, while removing a ton of other stuff from my basket to cut costs.
Edit: Just realized I actually have a three film set called "The best of 80's scream queens" from 88 Films. Haven't opened the bluray yet, but I've seen Nightmare Sisters before and its great if you like sleaze lol
Tommy Chong
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Pretty decent sci-fi horror.
Interesting thing about it is that almost no dialogue is spoken throughout the film.
What does that mean? You'll have to watch it to find out!
Hail to the king baby! Can't do it without the king.
The Day The Earth Stood Still.
The Keanu Reeves remake. Didn't actually seem like the turkey it was made out to be but the ending felt like they'd lost the script and just winged it on set.
The Keanu Reeves remake. Didn't actually seem like the turkey it was made out to be but the ending felt like they'd lost the script and just winged it on set.
SuperTimCahill
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First Hammer is resurrected, and now Amicus. I'm probably stupid for getting excited, but damn I want this so badly.
Tommy Chong
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‘Only at the precipice do we evolve .’
Is that a line from the movie? I don’t why remember that specific sentence, but I do…
That's sounds very fitting for the situation the club finds itself in.
Tommy Chong
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SuperTimCahill
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The Raid: Redemption
Just a good action film. 7/10
Just a good action film. 7/10
Saw 10 was surprisingly good
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