Gwladysstreetlad
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Either that or Gangs of New York, cant remember which came first but both were out at around the same time and both were boss. Though i prefer Catch Me If You Can out of the two.
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ijjysmith
Calm
Gwladysstreetlad
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Didnt think it was as good as the 1958 version called, a Night to Remember. Just my opinion like but i thought the acting and suspense in that version was better.
ijjysmith
Calm
Did that one have Kate Winslet's bewbs though?
Gwladysstreetlad
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Good point, thats prob the only thing i really remember it for tbh. Still thats as good a reason as any to remember a film!
The Mighty Quint
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I just liked the way it goes tits up from something so routine, very realistic and is a true story.
The Cowboy
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Knock knock...
dholliday
deconstructed rep
Finally watched Gravity, having really rated Prisoner of Azkaban and Children of Men from the same director (both easy 9/10's).
Well...disappointed to be fair: cheesy dialogue, having to be reminded countless times of her humanity by way of deceased daughter (not a spoiler, no worries). Kubrick's 2001 never saw fit to push our emotional buttons with his characters that way, and that's often seen as one of the greatest films of all time so he had a point.
Clooney was annoying.
Gravity would've disappeared into the ether of forgotten movies were it not for the spectacular use of camera & FX work. Cuaron might've overdid some of the swinging/panning shots but they were still pretty frakkin' amazing. Wondering how much of the camera work was real and how much digitally-panned?
6/10 in the end, same as Under The Skin. And like that film, Gravity's still worth a watch, but ultimately is too up its own arse.
Well...disappointed to be fair: cheesy dialogue, having to be reminded countless times of her humanity by way of deceased daughter (not a spoiler, no worries). Kubrick's 2001 never saw fit to push our emotional buttons with his characters that way, and that's often seen as one of the greatest films of all time so he had a point.
Clooney was annoying.
Gravity would've disappeared into the ether of forgotten movies were it not for the spectacular use of camera & FX work. Cuaron might've overdid some of the swinging/panning shots but they were still pretty frakkin' amazing. Wondering how much of the camera work was real and how much digitally-panned?
6/10 in the end, same as Under The Skin. And like that film, Gravity's still worth a watch, but ultimately is too up its own arse.
I watched All This Mayhem, a documentary about the Pappas brothers who, in the 90's, were briefly the number 1 and 2 ranked skateboarders in the world. Then they discovered hard drugs and the story takes a familiar turn. Really interesting documentary, though I have no knowledge of skateboarding. I admire anyone who can be the best at anything in the world, and these lads were verifiably better than Hawk(who interestingly gets shredded by every interviewee) at one stage. It's a familiar narrative, particularly to footy fans, but it doesn't lose any of its impact regardless. 4 anally smuggled baggies out of 5
Westworld
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The Cowboy
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Gravity is a visual treat but a completely rubbish film. Amazing in 3D at the cinema but would never watch it on TV at home.
The Cowboy
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