bakerdave76
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The Creator,i liked it 7/10
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pride in battle
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Any recommendations on either prime or netflix??
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Just rewatched Ex Machina, a very thought provoking film. I think we are not too far away from this happening. 7/10
Bill Walker
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The Verdict
70s film starring Paul Newman.
Excellent
7.5/10
70s film starring Paul Newman.
Excellent
7.5/10
Aba452
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Just restarted watching classic Universal horror films yet again. The big stand outs so far are Frankenstein (1931) and The Mummy (1932). No coincidence that they both star Boris Karloff, just a master in understatement and probably the Andy Serkis of his day with some amazing make up jobs.
Something that has really dated, mainly for the acting, is Dracula. Bela Lugosi is well over the top, watching it now. Nic Cage was certainly channelling that version in Renfield!
Werewolf of London was a lot sillier than I remember, he puts on a hat, scarf and cape as he's transforming, ffs! She wolf of London is all over the place too.
As for the background artistes, let's just say Dick van dyke didn't invent bad cockney accents!
Two British stars who became huge with these films, Karloff and Claude Rains came from really poverty stricken backgrounds, as did James Whale who directed Frankenstein. Anyway really looking forward to my favourite The Wolfman and all the various monster mashups.
Something that has really dated, mainly for the acting, is Dracula. Bela Lugosi is well over the top, watching it now. Nic Cage was certainly channelling that version in Renfield!
Werewolf of London was a lot sillier than I remember, he puts on a hat, scarf and cape as he's transforming, ffs! She wolf of London is all over the place too.
As for the background artistes, let's just say Dick van dyke didn't invent bad cockney accents!
Two British stars who became huge with these films, Karloff and Claude Rains came from really poverty stricken backgrounds, as did James Whale who directed Frankenstein. Anyway really looking forward to my favourite The Wolfman and all the various monster mashups.
Napoleon
I do like Pheonix and seeing the trailers I had high hopes. Sadly I was a rather underwhelmed. Visually all well and good with some great battle scenes. It lacked in substance, not enough character development and too much focus on the relationship with Josephine.
I do like Pheonix and seeing the trailers I had high hopes. Sadly I was a rather underwhelmed. Visually all well and good with some great battle scenes. It lacked in substance, not enough character development and too much focus on the relationship with Josephine.
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Waterloo (1970) >>> Napoleon (2023)
Barcon
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Oppenheimer. Long. Good.
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The Killer
Watchable but it's no Zodiac.
Behind Le Samourai and Day of the Jackal in the hitman mini-league, despite inclusion of hi tech gadgetry here and there to appeal to the modern viewer.
Watchable but it's no Zodiac.
Behind Le Samourai and Day of the Jackal in the hitman mini-league, despite inclusion of hi tech gadgetry here and there to appeal to the modern viewer.
Bill Walker
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Got to put 8 hours aside to watch that...Oppenheimer. Long. Good.
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