Bill Walker
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Last Film You Saw
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Number 24 (Netflix) - absolute quality, and a brutal true story.
Amazing film, what a hero, why do we not hear more of these type of people
jimharri
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It's hilariously OTT!Sisu. Best way to describe it would be a Finnish Rambo set in WW2, ridiculously over the top and enjoyable. 7/10
Good fun, though.
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Conclave. Excellent film
Death Wish (1974) - 7/10
Bronson's character becomes a vigilante after going through trauma. It may be my ignorance but I had no idea this spawned a franchise, apparently this was the best one. Bronson can't do emotion so any non-action scene felt a bit pointless.
Bronson's character becomes a vigilante after going through trauma. It may be my ignorance but I had no idea this spawned a franchise, apparently this was the best one. Bronson can't do emotion so any non-action scene felt a bit pointless.
Keith Moon
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American Graffiti (1973) - 8/10
Great movie, fantastic soundtrack
Great movie, fantastic soundtrack
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John Wick Chapter 4:
This one had the highest kill rate of the franchise, with 151 confirmed in the space of a few hours. Very much in the realms of the tongue in cheek, but I fully understood this before tuning in, so digested it all with a pinch of salt.
Out of the John Wick franchise, I enjoyed the 1st the most, closely followed by the 2nd, but take nothing away from Keanna's ability to dance the dance, a beyond the fascinating watch with a few scoops of nectar and Chicago Town pizza.
A special mention to that blind assassin geezer for his utter devotion to duty. It really amazes me how sight deficient people can improvise using only sound, touch and smell, to steer themselves around the mayhem of a combat arena.
He was good, but I'm not sure I would have selected him as my nominated second with dueling pistols at 30 paces : /
John was hacked at, and shot at, and thumped and kicked, and thrown down innumerable flights of stairs, punched out of windows, run over, and generally maltreated at every twist and turn ... but he simply would not die!
RIP John Wick:
Score is 6/10
This one had the highest kill rate of the franchise, with 151 confirmed in the space of a few hours. Very much in the realms of the tongue in cheek, but I fully understood this before tuning in, so digested it all with a pinch of salt.
Out of the John Wick franchise, I enjoyed the 1st the most, closely followed by the 2nd, but take nothing away from Keanna's ability to dance the dance, a beyond the fascinating watch with a few scoops of nectar and Chicago Town pizza.
A special mention to that blind assassin geezer for his utter devotion to duty. It really amazes me how sight deficient people can improvise using only sound, touch and smell, to steer themselves around the mayhem of a combat arena.
He was good, but I'm not sure I would have selected him as my nominated second with dueling pistols at 30 paces : /
John was hacked at, and shot at, and thumped and kicked, and thrown down innumerable flights of stairs, punched out of windows, run over, and generally maltreated at every twist and turn ... but he simply would not die!
RIP John Wick:
Score is 6/10
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If you've not seen them, try The 12th Man, and, Narvik. 2 more foreign language war films, both outstanding.Amazing film, what a hero, why do we not hear more of these type of people