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[NorthernBlue]

That Bob Dylan film is pretty good, surprisingly well acted and of course the music if top notch.

If you do go and see it, make sure you hang around for the end credits scene. Roy Orbison walks into Bob’s office and says “I’m assembling a team”, he then throws photos of George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty onto his desk.

Deffo a franchise starting.

Waiting for that but not out until the 17th. You in the states?

 

[Blue peter]

Just seen Nosferatu. Reviews are a little bit over the top, quite a standard vampire flick in my opinion, but Robert Eggars does seem to be a bit of a critical darling.

Much preferred Francis Ford Coppola’s version of Dracula. (32 or 33 years old now that movie - where does the time go?)

 

[ClausThomsen]

It’s the usual Nolan head scratcher. It’s not a film you will ever watch over and over to enjoy, it makes you think. I enjoy that - but love to watch his films and not feel thick as mince.

Tenet is probably the Nolan film that I've watched most times. The whole backwards in time entropy stuff doesn't make a whole lot of actual sense but I just find it a really enjoyable watch.

Looks and sounds great, genuinely good set-pieces and the cast is terrific - even Branagh's slightly overcooked Russian Oligarch.

 

[SLAVEN BILIC]

That Bob Dylan film is pretty good, surprisingly well acted and of course the music if top notch.

If you do go and see it, make sure you hang around for the end credits scene. Roy Orbison walks into Bob’s office and says “I’m assembling a team”, he then throws photos of George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty onto his desk.

Deffo a franchise starting.

Wilburys: Assemble

 

[Tim's tourettes]

Ministry of ungentlemanly warfare. 7.5/10

 

[mahermi1]

….Christmas, so you get lucky and see The Big Country with the magnificent Gregory Peck and superbly supported by Burl Ives, all topped off by the greatest movie soundtrack of all time.

Great film, great cast great sound track, loved the fight scene between Peck and Lancaster, could feel every punch.

 

[mahermi1]

Just about to watch The Thing 1982 - love a bit of John Carpenter and this was peak Carpenter

Great film, love scary sci-fi and that's up there with the very best, trivia not a single Lady in that film. Loved the ending and the soundtrack.

 

[Blue peter]

Great film, love scary sci-fi and that's up there with the very best, trivia not a single Lady in that film. Loved the ending and the soundtrack.

John Carpenter did all his own soundtracks as well

 

[COYBL25]

Just seen Nosferatu. Reviews are a little bit over the top, quite a standard vampire flick in my opinion, but Robert Eggars does seem to be a bit of a critical darling.

Much preferred Francis Ford Coppola’s version of Dracula. (32 or 33 years old now that movie - where does the time go?)

Going tomorrow, big fan of his work.

 

[Pittsburgh Footy]

That Bob Dylan film is pretty good, surprisingly well acted and of course the music if top notch.

If you do go and see it, make sure you hang around for the end credits scene. Roy Orbison walks into Bob’s office and says “I’m assembling a team”, he then throws photos of George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty onto his desk.

Deffo a franchise starting.

I just saw this yesterday and didn't stay until the end credits, oh well.

But as others have stated, the missus and I thought it was excellent. While I had my doubts on Chalomet, he really did pull off Dylan pretty well. And he did the singing as well

Kudos

 

[Infernus]

Just seen Nosferatu. Reviews are a little bit over the top, quite a standard vampire flick in my opinion, but Robert Eggars does seem to be a bit of a critical darling.

Much preferred Francis Ford Coppola’s version of Dracula. (32 or 33 years old now that movie - where does the time go?)

I thought people were setting their standards too high. As it is basically a reimagining of a 1920s silent film, I think I got pretty much what I wanted from it, and it is so wonderful to look at. Beautiful movie!!. Coppola's Dracula is great though, you're right. I sense a double bill of those 2 at my place when I can nab Nosferatu on Blu Ray!

 

[Amw79]

Just back from Nosferatu. Loved it.

Incredible looking movie, and the eerie, ominous tone is right up my street.

 

[The Nature Boy]

Three Days of the Condor.

Fantastic film.

 

[Del-boy]

1917 on BBC 2 now. Decent film.

 

[Kurt.]

The Godfather….. honestly lost count of the times I’ve watched this, I have the box sets on vhs, dvd and blue ray … but if it’s on tv I still have to watch it or I’m so annoyed the next day … sad I know, but this is the perfect film to me.