Movie review thread...
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Stillwater
Runs deep
4 out of 5
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@antipodean said in Re: Movie review thread...:
No mention of Every Which Way but Loose?
Clint had some nice looking boxing moves……and that’s about as kind as I can possibly get about that movie.
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@victor-meldrew said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Unforgiven - IMHO his best film and the best Western ever made
fucking this x1,000
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@machpants said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
The only movies apart from Star Wars that I remember as going to as a kid are these ones, plus the Bud Spencer/Terrance Hill ones. NFI how dubbed Italian movies like those made it to Napier in the 70's
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@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
The only movies apart from Star Wars that I remember as going to as a kid are these ones, plus the Bud Spencer/Terrance Hill ones. NFI how dubbed Italian movies like those made it to Napier in the 70's
They were obviously big in HB as I used to watch them on video in the 80s.
Who finds a friend finds a treasure. Watch out we're mad. The Trinity movies. Etc.
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@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
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@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
The only movies apart from Star Wars that I remember as going to as a kid are these ones, plus the Bud Spencer/Terrance Hill ones. NFI how dubbed Italian movies like those made it to Napier in the 70's
They were obviously big in HB as I used to watch them on video in the 80s.
Who finds a friend finds a treasure. Watch out we're mad. The Trinity movies. Etc.
The Spencer and Hill movies along with Cheech and Chong were pretty big in the early 80s
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@machpants said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
It’s pretty entertaining to watch again I’ll give you that.
….and would be absolutely unwatchable if Clint wasn’t the main man.
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@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
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@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
The only movies apart from Star Wars that I remember as going to as a kid are these ones, plus the Bud Spencer/Terrance Hill ones. NFI how dubbed Italian movies like those made it to Napier in the 70's
They were obviously big in HB as I used to watch them on video in the 80s.
Who finds a friend finds a treasure. Watch out we're mad. The Trinity movies. Etc.
Absolutely loved the Trinity movies (pretty much anything with Bud Spencer and Terrance Hill) when I was a kid, it was a family favourite. One thing that amazed us when watching, never did we see baked beans like that until we moved from Auckland in 1977 to Canada.
As a family of 6, we flew into LA via Tahiti. my Dad brought a V8 panel wagon and after we did all the sites and theme parks, we drove from LA to Calgary stopping at all sorts of cool places. But I digress, where was I... ah yes, baked beans.
I still remember it vividly to this day... it was at a typical American roadside dinner between Portland and Seattle that I discovered that I really hate baked beans after seeing them on the menu and ordered them with crusty bread, Trinity style.
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@roninwc said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@nepia said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@stockcar86 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@machpants said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@mn5 said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Every Which Way but Loose
Nah I was 5 when it came out, I must've watched it when I was 7 or 8 - fucking AWESOME! compared to the shit kids movies in those days.
The only movies apart from Star Wars that I remember as going to as a kid are these ones, plus the Bud Spencer/Terrance Hill ones. NFI how dubbed Italian movies like those made it to Napier in the 70's
They were obviously big in HB as I used to watch them on video in the 80s.
Who finds a friend finds a treasure. Watch out we're mad. The Trinity movies. Etc.
Absolutely loved the Trinity movies (pretty much anything with Bud Spencer and Terrance Hill) when I was a kid, it was a family favourite. One thing that amazed us when watching, never did we see baked beans like that until we moved from Auckland in 1977 to Canada.
As a family of 6, we flew into LA via Tahiti. my Dad brought a V8 panel wagon and after we did all the sites and theme parks, we drove from LA to Calgary stopping at all sorts of cool places. But I digress, where was I... ah yes, baked beans.
I still remember it vividly to this day... it was at a typical American roadside dinner between Portland and Seattle that I discovered that I really hate baked beans after seeing them on the menu and ordered them with crusty bread, Trinity style.
YUCK... and that hatred has lasted until this day.I think it’s fair to say this is the greatest scene in cinema history involving Baked Beans
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@mikethesnow said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Stillwater
Runs deep
4 out of 5
runs slow too.
Although I enjoyed it and agree with your score.
Exposition of a redneck broadening his horizons, with a slight twist in the tail of the tale . Nobody lives happily ever after Has Award Nomination written all over it .Particularly for Matt Damon and his MAGA cap
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@mikethesnow said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Stillwater
Runs deep
4 out of 5
is this some Almost Famous reboot i haven't heard of?
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@mikethesnow said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Stillwater
Runs deep
4 out of 5
is this some Almost Famous reboot i haven't heard of?
I really liked Almost Famous....
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@mariner4life said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@mikethesnow said in Re: Movie review thread...:
Stillwater
Runs deep
4 out of 5
is this some Almost Famous reboot i haven't heard of?
Ha ha
No
Family drama set in France
Daughter wrongly imprisoned, Dad trying to sort it out
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The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
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@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
I enjoyed the film too. Like a stranded on a desert island story. But on Mars....
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@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
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@canefan said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
I enjoyed the film too. Like a stranded on a desert island story. But on Mars....
Maybe it should gave been called the Mauritian
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@voodoo said in Re: Movie review thread...:
@majorrage said in Re: Movie review thread...:
The Martian.
Was on again last night so turned it on before I went to bed. Next thing you know it's 1:30am and I've watched the whole thing. Absolutely love this film, appeals to my enjoyment of science.
Still think Rich Purnell gets the shaft given that he masterminded the whole rescue. Little credit given.
5 freeze dried turds out of 5 potatoes.
It's on my "can't not watch it if I stumble across it" list
another who loves it here, on a very short list of movies that made me go and read the book, normally just because so much of the plot is obviously ruined, but i just enjoyed it so much
