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Post by darksidebeadle on Feb 4, 2023 21:20:22 GMT
Welcome back to another week of the BEST & WORST edition of 'what movies did you see last week?' thread. For those who haven't been part of it before, basically your host (me) posts my weekly movies and you can comment on those and list your movie for the same time frame. I will get back to you on yours and you can talk to other users here about their films. It's a great place to talk about film.
FIRST TIME FILM VIEWING
None this week, am on vacation so have only watched a few episodes of shows late at night.
FIRST TIME TV VIEWING
Lockwood & Co (2023, Season One)
Netflix
This is an 8 episode English supernatural adventure series from Joe Cornish ( Attavk the Block) based on a series of books. It has some cool mythology and is well presented although done storytelling is rushed and sloppy.
Good TV
WEEKLY FILM AWARDS
BEST FILM:
BEST ACTOR:
BEST ACTRESS:
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
BEST EDITING:
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY:
BEST SCORE:
BEST SCRIPT:
BEST DIRECTOR:
10/10 - Perfection (or as close to it as possible)
09/10 - An Excellent film
08/10 - A VERY Good film
07/10 - A Good film
06/10 - A Solid film
05/10 - An Average film
04/10 - Below Average film
03/10 - A mostly bad film
02/10 - A mostly terrible film
01/10 - Awful through and through
00/10 - Not only awful but offensive
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Post by politicidal on Feb 5, 2023 2:47:51 GMT
First Viewings:
The Last Seduction (1994) 6/10
Repeat Viewings:
The Gambler from Natchez (1954) 7/10
To Have and Have Not (1944) 8/10
The Black Rose (1950) 6/10
Five Came Back (1939) 7/10
Sink the Bismarck (1960) 6/10
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 10/10
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Post by FridayOnElmStreet on Feb 5, 2023 4:02:47 GMT
Mindcage (2022) - 5/10
Ever want to see a Silence of the Lambs knockoff with Martin Lawrence? Eh. Its watchable.
Poker Face (2022) - 3/10
Russell Crowe wrote, stars in and directed this really messy thriller that involves three burglars in a art heist while friend play high stakes Texas Hold Em. However the plot takes about 50 minutes to happen. Yawn.
Batman & Robin (1997) - 7/10
This is a extremely hated film and I having seen it again, I really dont think its bad. I mean sure its flawed and overly wacky but I have to give it credit for being very entertaining. And I like the over the top sets and use of color.
Witches in the Woods (2019) - 3/10
Forgettable in the woods horror.
Hellions (2015) - 3/10
Halloween horror film starts out well but turns into a crazed mess.
Filthy McNasty (2001) - 5/10
Wacky horror comedy.
Deadstream (2022) - 2/10
This seems to be a well liked horror film but to me it was just flat out loud and annoying.
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Post by darksidebeadle on Feb 5, 2023 4:15:49 GMT
First Viewings:The Last Seduction (1994) 6/10 Repeat Viewings:The Gambler from Natchez (1954) 7/10 To Have and Have Not (1944) 8/10 The Black Rose (1950) 6/10 Five Came Back (1939) 7/10 Sink the Bismarck (1960) 6/10 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 10/10 The Last Seduction (1994) 7.5-8 To Have and Have Not (1944) 7/10 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 8/10 a classic |
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Post by darksidebeadle on Feb 5, 2023 4:16:37 GMT
Mindcage (2022) - 5/10
Ever want to see a Silence of the Lambs knockoff with Martin Lawrence? Eh. Its watchable. Poker Face (2022) - 3/10
Russell Crowe wrote, stars in and directed this really messy thriller that involves three burglars in a art heist while friend play high stakes Texas Hold Em. However the plot takes about 50 minutes to happen. Yawn. Batman & Robin (1997) - 7/10
This is a extremely hated film and I having seen it again, I really dont think its bad. I mean sure its flawed and overly wacky but I have to give it credit for being very entertaining. And I like the over the top sets and use of color. Witches in the Woods (2019) - 3/10
Forgettable in the woods horror. Hellions (2015) - 3/10
Halloween horror film starts out well but turns into a crazed mess. Filthy McNasty (2001) - 5/10
Wacky horror comedy. Deadstream (2022) - 2/10This seems to be a well liked horror film but to me it was just flat out loud and annoying. Just Batman and Robin .. Clooney is too tepid for Batman, bad film 2/10 |
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Post by soggy on Feb 5, 2023 5:12:04 GMT
Hello again! Hope you're having a good vacation. I haven't seen Lockwood & Co.
Mine:
Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (David Soren, 2017)
Watched it with my daughter. Not great by any means, but far better than anything called “Captain Underpants” has any right to be. 6/10
Murder, He Says (George Marshall, 1945)
Comedy in which a pollster stumbles upon a family of criminals looking for lost treasure. He’s held hostage after the grandmother gives him a clue to where it’s at. Very silly. Some very funny moments, but a lot of it drags as some of the same jokes keep getting reused. 6/10
The Great Yokai War (Yoshiyuki Kuroda, 1968)
Also titled “Spook Warfare” on the blu-ray. This one is a lot sillier and child friendly than the last (100 Monsters) coming off more of a fantasy adventure with some spooky moments. It’s alright, but not as enjoyable as the last one. 5/10
Il Bidone (Federico Fellini, 1955)
he least Fellini-like Fellini movie the director ever made. Even his earliest films have more of his quirks and traits than this one does. Here Fellini is making a crime film about a group that swindles poor people (frequently disguising themselves as members of the catholic church or representatives building homes in order to get down-payments). It feels much more in line with the Italian neo-realisim movement and it's honestly a deeply depressing film trying to hide its nature under some fairly comedic moments. It makes you think it's going one direction only to subvert it in the most brutal of fashions. While it may not fit with the rest of his filmography, it's an interesting change of pace from Fellini and a movie that I quite enjoyed. 8/10
Along with Ghosts (Yoshiyuki Kuroda and Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1969)
Third and final in the Yokai monsters' series. Interesting the first was directed by Yasuda, the second Kuroda and here they co-direct the final. This one is the most flatout horror of the three which have all had almost kidfriendly moments mixed with the horror (interestingly, this is also the only one with a child main character thus adding to the overall oddness of the series). It’s fun, though much slower paced. I’d rank it about even with the first. 6/10
Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980)
I confess I have not seen a lot of De Palma’s films (Phantom of Paradise, Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables and Mission to Mars) but of the one’s I’ve seen this is easily my favorite. It’s an obvious homage to Hitchcock’s Psycho following a character for the first portion of the film who is murdered and then we follow the investigation from people outside the police. It’s well done and Cain is always enjoyable to watch. 8/10
The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021)
Man, this is a movie I wished I liked a lot more. It’s beautifully shot, performances are all solid to great... it just doesn’t have quite the impact that I feel like it should. It’s a movie that I liked, but I feel like with a few changes it could have been a masterpiece. 7/10
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Post by soggy on Feb 5, 2023 5:14:07 GMT
First Viewings:The Last Seduction (1994) 6/10 Repeat Viewings:The Gambler from Natchez (1954) 7/10 To Have and Have Not (1944) 8/10 The Black Rose (1950) 6/10 Five Came Back (1939) 7/10 Sink the Bismarck (1960) 6/10 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 10/10 To Have and Have Not (1944) - Classic Bogart. 8/10
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) - I think this is honestly my favorite Spielberg film. I think it's easily his most rewatchable. 10/10
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Post by soggy on Feb 5, 2023 5:16:05 GMT
Mindcage (2022) - 5/10
Ever want to see a Silence of the Lambs knockoff with Martin Lawrence? Eh. Its watchable. Poker Face (2022) - 3/10
Russell Crowe wrote, stars in and directed this really messy thriller that involves three burglars in a art heist while friend play high stakes Texas Hold Em. However the plot takes about 50 minutes to happen. Yawn. Batman & Robin (1997) - 7/10
This is a extremely hated film and I having seen it again, I really dont think its bad. I mean sure its flawed and overly wacky but I have to give it credit for being very entertaining. And I like the over the top sets and use of color. Witches in the Woods (2019) - 3/10
Forgettable in the woods horror. Hellions (2015) - 3/10
Halloween horror film starts out well but turns into a crazed mess. Filthy McNasty (2001) - 5/10
Wacky horror comedy. Deadstream (2022) - 2/10This seems to be a well liked horror film but to me it was just flat out loud and annoying. Batman & Robin (1997) - Not a fan of this one. Every joke falls flat, the cast is terrible all around and the only redeeming thing (if it can be called that) is Freeze's so bad they're almost good ice puns. 2/10
Deadstream (2022) - Personally I enjoyed this one quite a bit. 8/10
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Post by darksidebeadle on Feb 5, 2023 5:46:35 GMT
Hello again! Hope you're having a good vacation. I haven't seen Lockwood & Co. Mine: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (David Soren, 2017) Watched it with my daughter. Not great by any means, but far better than anything called “Captain Underpants” has any right to be. 6/10 Murder, He Says (George Marshall, 1945) Comedy in which a pollster stumbles upon a family of criminals looking for lost treasure. He’s held hostage after the grandmother gives him a clue to where it’s at. Very silly. Some very funny moments, but a lot of it drags as some of the same jokes keep getting reused. 6/10 The Great Yokai War (Yoshiyuki Kuroda, 1968) Also titled “Spook Warfare” on the blu-ray. This one is a lot sillier and child friendly than the last (100 Monsters) coming off more of a fantasy adventure with some spooky moments. It’s alright, but not as enjoyable as the last one. 5/10 Il Bidone (Federico Fellini, 1955) he least Fellini-like Fellini movie the director ever made. Even his earliest films have more of his quirks and traits than this one does. Here Fellini is making a crime film about a group that swindles poor people (frequently disguising themselves as members of the catholic church or representatives building homes in order to get down-payments). It feels much more in line with the Italian neo-realisim movement and it's honestly a deeply depressing film trying to hide its nature under some fairly comedic moments. It makes you think it's going one direction only to subvert it in the most brutal of fashions. While it may not fit with the rest of his filmography, it's an interesting change of pace from Fellini and a movie that I quite enjoyed. 8/10 Along with Ghosts (Yoshiyuki Kuroda and Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1969) Third and final in the Yokai monsters' series. Interesting the first was directed by Yasuda, the second Kuroda and here they co-direct the final. This one is the most flatout horror of the three which have all had almost kidfriendly moments mixed with the horror (interestingly, this is also the only one with a child main character thus adding to the overall oddness of the series). It’s fun, though much slower paced. I’d rank it about even with the first. 6/10 Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980) I confess I have not seen a lot of De Palma’s films (Phantom of Paradise, Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables and Mission to Mars) but of the one’s I’ve seen this is easily my favorite. It’s an obvious homage to Hitchcock’s Psycho following a character for the first portion of the film who is murdered and then we follow the investigation from people outside the police. It’s well done and Cain is always enjoyable to watch. 8/10 The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021) Man, this is a movie I wished I liked a lot more. It’s beautifully shot, performances are all solid to great... it just doesn’t have quite the impact that I feel like it should. It’s a movie that I liked, but I feel like with a few changes it could have been a masterpiece. 7/10 Hey Soggster Dressed to kill- yes indeed, great homage. I like it, probably my 8th fave from him but he has a very solid top 10. 7.5 Power of the dog - I liked it at the time but it hasn’t stayed with me at all. 7/10 |
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 5, 2023 6:27:47 GMT
MINEOrpheus (1950 Jean Cocteau) - 7.5/10The Old Way (2023 Brett Donowho) - 5.5/10The Spiral Staircase (1946 Robert Siodmak) - 6.5/10The Mudlark (1950 Jean Negulesco) - 6.5/10Meet Wally Sparks (1997 Peter Baldwin) - 3.5/10 The Naked Island (1960 Kaneto Shindô) - 5/10Babylon (2022 Damien Chazelle) - 8.5/10 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022 Ryan Coogler) - 6.5/10Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004 Raja Gosnell) - 5.5/10 Mile 22 (2018 Peter Berg) - 3.5/10TelevisionDuckTales: Season 2 (1988-1989) - 7.5/10Film AwardsBEST PICTURE  BEST ACTOR  Diego Calva (Babylon) BEST ACTRESS  Margot Robbie (Babylon) BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR  Alec Guinness (The Mudlark) BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS  Irene Dunne (The Mudlark) BEST DIRECTOR  Damien Chazelle (Babylon) BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY   The Naked Island BEST SCORE
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Post by moviemouth on Feb 5, 2023 6:34:01 GMT
Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980) I confess I have not seen a lot of De Palma’s films (Phantom of Paradise, Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables and Mission to Mars) but of the one’s I’ve seen this is easily my favorite. It’s an obvious homage to Hitchcock’s Psycho following a character for the first portion of the film who is murdered and then we follow the investigation from people outside the police. It’s well done and Cain is always enjoyable to watch. 8/10 The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021) Man, this is a movie I wished I liked a lot more. It’s beautifully shot, performances are all solid to great... it just doesn’t have quite the impact that I feel like it should. It’s a movie that I liked, but I feel like with a few changes it could have been a masterpiece. 7/10 Dressed to Kill - The first time I watched it I mostly liked it. The second time I had quite a lot of issues with it. Brian DePalma is very hit or miss for me. 5.5/10The Power of the Dog - Interesting and unique movie. One of my favorite movies of 2021. 8/10 |
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Post by darksidebeadle on Feb 5, 2023 6:45:57 GMT
MINEOrpheus (1950 Jean Cocteau) - 7.5/10The Old Way (2023 Brett Donowho) - 5.5/10The Spiral Staircase (1946 Robert Siodmak) - 6.5/10The Mudlark (1950 Jean Negulesco) - 6.5/10Meet Wally Sparks (1997 Peter Baldwin) - 3.5/10 The Naked Island (1960 Kaneto Shindô) - 5/10Babylon (2022 Damien Chazelle) - 8.5/10 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022 Ryan Coogler) - 6.5/10Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004 Raja Gosnell) - 5.5/10 Mile 22 (2018 Peter Berg) - 3.5/10TelevisionDuckTales: Season 2 (1988-1989) - 7.5/10Film AwardsBEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR Diego Calva (Babylon) BEST ACTRESS Margot Robbie (Babylon) BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Alec Guinness (The Mudlark) BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Irene Dunne (The Mudlark) BEST DIRECTOR Damien Chazelle (Babylon) BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY The Naked Island BEST SCORE Spiral staircase 7/10 Duck tales 👍 |
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Post by theravenking on Feb 5, 2023 10:45:58 GMT
First Viewings:The Last Seduction (1994) 6/10 Repeat Viewings:The Gambler from Natchez (1954) 7/10 To Have and Have Not (1944) 8/10 The Black Rose (1950) 6/10 Five Came Back (1939) 7/10 Sink the Bismarck (1960) 6/10 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 10/10 The Last Seduction (1994) 3/10 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) 6.5/10 |
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Post by theravenking on Feb 5, 2023 10:48:33 GMT
Hello again! Hope you're having a good vacation. I haven't seen Lockwood & Co. Mine: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (David Soren, 2017) Watched it with my daughter. Not great by any means, but far better than anything called “Captain Underpants” has any right to be. 6/10 Murder, He Says (George Marshall, 1945) Comedy in which a pollster stumbles upon a family of criminals looking for lost treasure. He’s held hostage after the grandmother gives him a clue to where it’s at. Very silly. Some very funny moments, but a lot of it drags as some of the same jokes keep getting reused. 6/10 The Great Yokai War (Yoshiyuki Kuroda, 1968) Also titled “Spook Warfare” on the blu-ray. This one is a lot sillier and child friendly than the last (100 Monsters) coming off more of a fantasy adventure with some spooky moments. It’s alright, but not as enjoyable as the last one. 5/10 Il Bidone (Federico Fellini, 1955) he least Fellini-like Fellini movie the director ever made. Even his earliest films have more of his quirks and traits than this one does. Here Fellini is making a crime film about a group that swindles poor people (frequently disguising themselves as members of the catholic church or representatives building homes in order to get down-payments). It feels much more in line with the Italian neo-realisim movement and it's honestly a deeply depressing film trying to hide its nature under some fairly comedic moments. It makes you think it's going one direction only to subvert it in the most brutal of fashions. While it may not fit with the rest of his filmography, it's an interesting change of pace from Fellini and a movie that I quite enjoyed. 8/10 Along with Ghosts (Yoshiyuki Kuroda and Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1969) Third and final in the Yokai monsters' series. Interesting the first was directed by Yasuda, the second Kuroda and here they co-direct the final. This one is the most flatout horror of the three which have all had almost kidfriendly moments mixed with the horror (interestingly, this is also the only one with a child main character thus adding to the overall oddness of the series). It’s fun, though much slower paced. I’d rank it about even with the first. 6/10 Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980) I confess I have not seen a lot of De Palma’s films (Phantom of Paradise, Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables and Mission to Mars) but of the one’s I’ve seen this is easily my favorite. It’s an obvious homage to Hitchcock’s Psycho following a character for the first portion of the film who is murdered and then we follow the investigation from people outside the police. It’s well done and Cain is always enjoyable to watch. 8/10 The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021) Man, this is a movie I wished I liked a lot more. It’s beautifully shot, performances are all solid to great... it just doesn’t have quite the impact that I feel like it should. It’s a movie that I liked, but I feel like with a few changes it could have been a masterpiece. 7/10 Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980)
For me this is the most enjoyable of De Palma's Hitchcock rip-offs. I like Body Double too, but that one gets a bit too messy towards the end. 7.5/10 |
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Post by theravenking on Feb 5, 2023 11:33:39 GMT
First Time Viewing
My Dear Killer (1972; Tonino Valerii) - Unusual more plot-centric giallo which ends up being too convoluted and emotionally distant to really rise above average.
6/10
TV
Sherlock Holmes (1968) - Only a handful of episodes of the second season of this series featuring Peter Cushing as Sherlock Holmes have survived and sadly judged by these few this doesn't feel like a great loss since the show is very stagy and rather dull. Cushing was reportedly unhappy with his performance and I would say this is strictly one for Sherlockian completists.
5/10
Repeat Viewing
Edge Of Tomorrow (2014; Doug Liman) - One of my favourite Tom Cruise movies, like any good time-loop movie this is endlessly rewatchable.
8/10
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Post by James on Feb 5, 2023 12:46:56 GMT
First Time Viewings:
Top Gun: Maverick (2022, Joseph Kosinski) – On Demand
8/10
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022, Ryan Coogler) – Disney+
8/10
The Bad Guys (2022, Pierre Perifel) – TV
7/10
Repeat Viewings:
Top Gun (1986, Tony Scott) – Netflix
7/10
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Post by James on Feb 5, 2023 12:49:25 GMT
Hello again! Hope you're having a good vacation. I haven't seen Lockwood & Co. Mine: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (David Soren, 2017) Watched it with my daughter. Not great by any means, but far better than anything called “Captain Underpants” has any right to be. 6/10 Murder, He Says (George Marshall, 1945) Comedy in which a pollster stumbles upon a family of criminals looking for lost treasure. He’s held hostage after the grandmother gives him a clue to where it’s at. Very silly. Some very funny moments, but a lot of it drags as some of the same jokes keep getting reused. 6/10 The Great Yokai War (Yoshiyuki Kuroda, 1968) Also titled “Spook Warfare” on the blu-ray. This one is a lot sillier and child friendly than the last (100 Monsters) coming off more of a fantasy adventure with some spooky moments. It’s alright, but not as enjoyable as the last one. 5/10 Il Bidone (Federico Fellini, 1955) he least Fellini-like Fellini movie the director ever made. Even his earliest films have more of his quirks and traits than this one does. Here Fellini is making a crime film about a group that swindles poor people (frequently disguising themselves as members of the catholic church or representatives building homes in order to get down-payments). It feels much more in line with the Italian neo-realisim movement and it's honestly a deeply depressing film trying to hide its nature under some fairly comedic moments. It makes you think it's going one direction only to subvert it in the most brutal of fashions. While it may not fit with the rest of his filmography, it's an interesting change of pace from Fellini and a movie that I quite enjoyed. 8/10 Along with Ghosts (Yoshiyuki Kuroda and Kimiyoshi Yasuda, 1969) Third and final in the Yokai monsters' series. Interesting the first was directed by Yasuda, the second Kuroda and here they co-direct the final. This one is the most flatout horror of the three which have all had almost kidfriendly moments mixed with the horror (interestingly, this is also the only one with a child main character thus adding to the overall oddness of the series). It’s fun, though much slower paced. I’d rank it about even with the first. 6/10 Dressed to Kill (Brian De Palma, 1980) I confess I have not seen a lot of De Palma’s films (Phantom of Paradise, Carrie, Scarface, The Untouchables and Mission to Mars) but of the one’s I’ve seen this is easily my favorite. It’s an obvious homage to Hitchcock’s Psycho following a character for the first portion of the film who is murdered and then we follow the investigation from people outside the police. It’s well done and Cain is always enjoyable to watch. 8/10 The Power of the Dog (Jane Campion, 2021) Man, this is a movie I wished I liked a lot more. It’s beautifully shot, performances are all solid to great... it just doesn’t have quite the impact that I feel like it should. It’s a movie that I liked, but I feel like with a few changes it could have been a masterpiece. 7/10 Not seen any of yours, but always been meaning to check out Dressed to Kill. |
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Post by James on Feb 5, 2023 12:52:42 GMT
First Time Viewing
My Dear Killer (1972; Tonino Valerii) - Unusual more plot-centric giallo which ends up being too convoluted and emotionally distant to really rise above average. 6/10 TV Sherlock Holmes (1968) - Only a handful of episodes of the second season of this series featuring Peter Cushing as Sherlock Holmes have survived and sadly judged by these few this doesn't feel like a great loss since the show is very stagy and rather dull. Cushing was reportedly unhappy with his performance and I would say this is strictly one for Sherlockian completists. 5/10 Repeat Viewing
Edge Of Tomorrow (2014; Doug Liman) - One of my favourite Tom Cruise movies, like any good time-loop movie this is endlessly rewatchable. 8/10 Not watched any of yours. |
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Post by theravenking on Feb 5, 2023 12:53:33 GMT
First Time Viewings: Top Gun: Maverick (2022, Joseph Kosinski) – On Demand 8/10Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022, Ryan Coogler) – Disney+ 8/10The Bad Guys (2022, Pierre Perifel) – TV 7/10Repeat Viewings: Top Gun (1986, Tony Scott) – Netflix 7/10 Top Gun (1986, Tony Scott) – It's been a while since I've seen it, but even as a kid I found the movie pretty cheesy and lacking in action. 5/10 |
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Post by jcush on Feb 5, 2023 13:10:03 GMT
First Time Viewings:
Underworld (2003, Len Wiseman) - 5.5/10
A River Runs Through It (1992, Robert Redford) - 7/10
Babylon (2022, Damien Chazelle) - 9/10
Gross Misconduct (1993, George Miller) - 6/10
Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths (2022, Alejandro G. Iñárritu) - 7/10
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022, Ryan Coogler) - 6.5/10
What Just Happened (2008, Barry Levinson) - 7/10
Never Take Candy from A Stranger (1960, Cyril Frankel) - 7/10
Repeat Viewings:
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979, Robert Wise) - 7.5/10
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982, Nicholas Meyer) - 8/10
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984, Leonard Nimoy) - 7.5/10
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986, Leonard Nimoy) - 8.5/10
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989, William Shatner) - 6/10
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991, Nicholas Meyer) - 7.5/10
Black Panther (2018, Ryan Coogler) - 6.5/10
Sleepers (1996, Barry Levinson) - 8/10
Noah (2014, Darren Aronofsky) - 7/10
Movie Awards:
BEST FILM: Babylon
BEST ACTOR: Diego Calva - Babylon
BEST ACTRESS: Margot Robbie - Babylon
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Ricardo Montalbán - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Jennifer Connelly - Noah
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Darius Khondji - Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
BEST SCORE: Jerry Goldsmith - Star Trek: The Motion Picture
BEST SCRIPT: Damien Chazelle - Babylon
BEST DIRECTOR: Damien Chazelle - Babylon
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