Movie review thread...
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@Bovidae said in Movie review thread...:
I have been invited to the Dune double feature tonight so will report back on Part 2. The reviews are very positive.
im off to see that too, looking forward to it
just hoping i can stay awake for this nearly 6 hour midweek movie marathon. -
@dogmeat said in Movie review thread...:
@Nepia said in Movie review thread...:
Still, the worst Oscar best picture winner I've ever seen along with Crash.
C'mon
whats worse is one of the films it beat was Saving Private Ryan.
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@dogmeat said in Movie review thread...:
@Nepia said in Movie review thread...:
Still, the worst Oscar best picture winner I've ever seen along with Crash.
C'mon
That was an ok movie in a vacuum, Crash and Chariots are bad movies.
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@Bovidae said in Movie review thread...:
I have been invited to the Dune double feature tonight so will report back on Part 2. The reviews are very positive.
we're booked in for a couple of weeks, looking forward too it
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@Virgil said in Movie review thread...:
@Bovidae said in Movie review thread...:
I have been invited to the Dune double feature tonight so will report back on Part 2. The reviews are very positive.
im off to see that too, looking forward to it
just hoping i can stay awake for this nearly 6 hour midweek movie marathon.Not wise to preload with too many beers at our age.
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@Victor-Meldrew said in Movie review thread...:
The Brits hate patriotic shit...
The thing I love about the Brits is their hatred of patriotic shit, and their dry humour.
Until... wait, no... it's absolute complete bollocks.
The Brits fucking LOVE their patriotic shit, see every deluded "this is our World Cup", Jubilee, and Brexit.
And every week at work a Brit feels compelled to explain to me "sorry, that was my dry humour", to which I have to diplomatically respond with "Yes, I know, I was responding in kind...". Actual dry humour flies over their head every fucking time.
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@Victor-Meldrew said in Movie review thread...:
You've clearly never seen a Ken Loach film.
I've seen clips of Benny Hill & Bruce Forsyth - was he similar?
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@Kruse said in Movie review thread...:
@Victor-Meldrew said in Movie review thread...:
You've clearly never seen a Ken Loach film.
I've seen clips of Benny Hill & Bruce Forsyth - was he similar?
Imagine 90 minutes of deep intellectual discussion on how everything British is shit, corrupt, racist, xenophobic and full of hate - except for this one bloke who'd had enough of living in a matchbox on the side of M1 but was killed by a right-wing thug.
Even more unwatchable than The Boys in the Boat....
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@Victor-Meldrew doesn't sound like dry humour... but maybe over my poor colonial head?
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@Bovidae said in Movie review thread...:
Dune Part 2 had plenty happening and there will need to be a Part 3. Definitely better than Part 1.
Amaaaazing movie, the sound..the fucking sound. Even re watching Part 1 its unbelievable. Your seat at times vibrated it was that intense.
They deviated from the book a bit but thats to be expected.
has to be seen on the biggest screen you can find (i watched on a V-max screen)
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@Kiwiwomble said in Movie review thread...:
@Bovidae said in Movie review thread...:
I have been invited to the Dune double feature tonight so will report back on Part 2. The reviews are very positive.
we're booked in for a couple of weeks, looking forward too it
Jeez, how many times are you watching it?
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@MN5 said in Movie review thread...:
Great feedback on Dune. Will go and see it with the girl on Sundee night I think.
Movie series NEVER stop at two so a trilogy was always a given.
Dune Parts 1 and 2 complete the first book.
Theres still several more books in the saga to go. Though i doubt they will all make it to the big screen
They get very weird..
Sounds like Denis Villeneuve does plan to make at least 1 more movie but has talked about that been several years down the track. -
@Virgil said in Movie review thread...:
@MN5 said in Movie review thread...:
Great feedback on Dune. Will go and see it with the girl on Sundee night I think.
Movie series NEVER stop at two so a trilogy was always a given.
Dune Parts 1 and 2 complete the first book.
Theres still several more books in the saga to go. Though i doubt they will all make it to the big screen
They get very weird..
Sounds like Denis Villeneuve does plan to make at least 1 more movie but has talked about that been several years down the track.Did you see the double feature ?
( next statement probably belongs in the GOM thread )
Was there a break between “innings” ?
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@MN5 said in Movie review thread...:
@Virgil said in Movie review thread...:
@MN5 said in Movie review thread...:
Great feedback on Dune. Will go and see it with the girl on Sundee night I think.
Movie series NEVER stop at two so a trilogy was always a given.
Dune Parts 1 and 2 complete the first book.
Theres still several more books in the saga to go. Though i doubt they will all make it to the big screen
They get very weird..
Sounds like Denis Villeneuve does plan to make at least 1 more movie but has talked about that been several years down the track.Did you see the double feature ?
( next statement probably belongs in the GOM thread )
Was there a break between “innings” ?
i did, having watched Part 1 several times at home it was great to see and hear it on the big screen
feeling a bit tired this morning given Part 2 didnt finish till nearly midnight.Yep there was a 15mm 'Intermission'/innings break between the 2 films.
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Next Goal Wins. "Documentary" based on the true story of Thomas Rongen coaching the American Samoa Football team. Written and directed by Taika Waititi with Michael Fassbender as Rongen.
One of the funniest films I've seen - bloody brilliant. Fantastic comedy performance by Fassbender playing it absolutely straight.
5 Maradonna Hands-of-God out of 5 Fred Dagg place-kicks.