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Enjoyed Candace Owens in her first role as the Lazer Queen. Great production values, nothing beats the original Lesbians of Venus though, call me sentimental. You're missing out on a masterpiece of underground cinema if you haven't seen it yet bro.
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I watched All The President's Men for the first time recently, great movie. Him and Hoffman knock it out the park.
Can see the influence it must of had on one my favourite movies, Zodiac.
RIP - will need to check out Jeremiah Johnson one day, now that I finally looked up where the "beardy man approves" meme came from!
I think the most recent non-MCU film I saw of his was The Company You Keep with Shia Lebouf, which I enjoyed. Wouldn't mind checking out The Sting again, and a few of his other all-time classics.
I think the most recent non-MCU film I saw of his was The Company You Keep with Shia Lebouf, which I enjoyed. Wouldn't mind checking out The Sting again, and a few of his other all-time classics.
As for current movies, finally went to the new Naked Gun movie last night with a mate.
It was... interesting
doesn't hold a candle to the originals, but there were at least a few genuinely laugh-out-loud moments amongst all the "umm... okkkkk?" moments.
I didn't have high expectations so it gets a pass, but I was hoping for funnier in all honesty.
I at least appreciated the 'nice beaver' cameo (literally just part of the background in a scene - not a gag, but I liked the callback) and couple of wrestlers popping up randomly (Cody Rhodes and Batista).
It was... interesting
doesn't hold a candle to the originals, but there were at least a few genuinely laugh-out-loud moments amongst all the "umm... okkkkk?" moments. I didn't have high expectations so it gets a pass, but I was hoping for funnier in all honesty.
I at least appreciated the 'nice beaver' cameo (literally just part of the background in a scene - not a gag, but I liked the callback) and couple of wrestlers popping up randomly (Cody Rhodes and Batista).
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Way back I lived in the same little NZ town as him, place called Te Puia Springs out on the East Coast. Went to school with his son.
For him to go from an isolated place like that all the way to Hollywood and directing James Bond movies and Sopranos episodes is incredible.
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He’s got a great resume. Mullholland Falls is a classic
Somehow I'd never seen Falling Down before finally watching it last night.
What a ride. Didn't know Douglas had that kind of performance in him and always nice to see Bobby Duvall.
As for for the movies themes and message, looks like interpretations of what's presented vary wildly.
Can't believe the Batman & Robin guy made this movie.
What a ride. Didn't know Douglas had that kind of performance in him and always nice to see Bobby Duvall.
As for for the movies themes and message, looks like interpretations of what's presented vary wildly.
Can't believe the Batman & Robin guy made this movie.
Chur Te Puia. I have bones around the coast too.
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Good to see Nehe and the Pewhairangi bros getting rugby league humming along the coast, plenty of talent back home better suited to league than union.
First Christmas movie of the year for me - Silent Night, Deadly Night remake feels like 90% of the movies I've seen at the cinema this year have been horror-related hah!
Cheesy as expected but surprisingly entertaining for a modern horror (based on an even cheesier 80s horror).
Will go to latest Avatar at Imax at some point over the break, I've heard it's over 3 hours though so that'll be a slog, but I have seen the others in Imax 3D too so gotta keep up tradition.
Bonus for me is keeping an eye out for the scene I was supposed to be an extra for, but didn't end up filming (was in the Weta studio for a day way back in 2019 drinking tea and eating biscuits listening to machine gun sounds go off somewhere in the distance all dressed up in an orange jumpsuit feeling like a Rebel pilot from Star Wars, but the actual on-set kept getting delayed to the point of not happening and never got called back in).
feels like 90% of the movies I've seen at the cinema this year have been horror-related hah!Cheesy as expected but surprisingly entertaining for a modern horror (based on an even cheesier 80s horror).
Will go to latest Avatar at Imax at some point over the break, I've heard it's over 3 hours though so that'll be a slog, but I have seen the others in Imax 3D too so gotta keep up tradition.
Bonus for me is keeping an eye out for the scene I was supposed to be an extra for, but didn't end up filming (was in the Weta studio for a day way back in 2019 drinking tea and eating biscuits listening to machine gun sounds go off somewhere in the distance all dressed up in an orange jumpsuit feeling like a Rebel pilot from Star Wars, but the actual on-set kept getting delayed to the point of not happening and never got called back in).
They gave the part to your ginger stunt double, @Fizurg
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It was only 3 days ago that I found out they released a sequel this year so was planning to watch it. Will have a different feeling now sadly.I'm mainly aware of him from This is Spinal Tap. He was involved with some pretty big movies.
Current speculation/reports have his son being questioned.
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It's not as good as the first one, has it's moments tho.
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Finally got around to seeing the new Predator movie - unknowingly the session was 4-D which I probably wouldn’t have gone to had I known.
Actually enjoyed the new take but get those who felt it was maybe too ‘Disneyafied’
Actually enjoyed the new take but get those who felt it was maybe too ‘Disneyafied’