EDIT: I was talking about the wrong movie.
Film The Redcafe Movie review thread
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran are here to talk about a frustrating 2 points dropped at Crystal Palace. They then discuss the regeneration of Old Trafford. Finally, Nik is joined by special guest Michael Statham from the Football Oranje podcast - who gives us a more in depth look at our EL opposition FC Twente, and then runs through the (many) Dutch connections currently at United.
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The Gift.
feck me, I thought Sam Raimi stood for originality and inventiveness. Seems I was wrong, this predictable shower of shite wasted almost two hours of my life. Katie Holmes exhibits her shirt potatoes and Cate Blanchett is worth a squirt, other than that I'd rather have spent two hours scratching my arse.
feck me, I thought Sam Raimi stood for originality and inventiveness. Seems I was wrong, this predictable shower of shite wasted almost two hours of my life. Katie Holmes exhibits her shirt potatoes and Cate Blanchett is worth a squirt, other than that I'd rather have spent two hours scratching my arse.
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Was watching Wrath of Khan last night.
Your favorite Star Trek movie?
Your favorite Star Trek movie?
They're all a bit wank, but Wrath of Khan is the best of the lot imo. I'm looking forward to the new Star Trek movie though.
I love Star Trek.
I love Star Trek.
Not a big fan myself but yes Wrath of Khan is pretty good. The sixth one wasn't bad either, Undiscovered Country.
Rumours suggest that Dirk Kuyt will have a starring role in the upcoming movie.
Even after enduring five hours in the make up chair, this is the closest they got to making him look human.
Even after enduring five hours in the make up chair, this is the closest they got to making him look human.
Is Zodiac any good? I feel like watching a horror/thriller.
and has anyone seen this?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0430651/
and has anyone seen this?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0430651/
Ere Spoony, you seem like you know your onions when it comes to Kurosawa
What would you say was the best one of his to watch, for someone who's never watched any before?
The most accessible like
What would you say was the best one of his to watch, for someone who's never watched any before?
The most accessible like
Tough one, Franco. I reckon the best thing to do is watch all his movies in chronological order. As for accessibility, I reckon Yojimbo and Sanjuro are very accessible and light hearted(well. . .). But I've loved most of his stuff. Ran's my fav, I thought that was another very accessible film, basically it was his adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear, so it wasn't difficult to follow at all and aesthetically speaking, I think it's probably in my top 3 in the cinematography department.
Hidden Fortress, Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, Sanjuro, Ran, Throne of Blood(possible my second fav Kurosawa) are all highly recommended. Kaghemusha whilst very good, wasn't quite upto the standards of the above mentioned films. I've yet to Dreams and Ikiru.
Seven Samurai is his best.
Spoons, Zodiac's alright. Nothing special.
The Mist - Garbage
Spoons, Zodiac's alright. Nothing special.
The Mist - Garbage
Zodiac's very good but it's more documentary/police procedural than horror or thriller.
Any decent horror/thrillers, Mehro? I vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaant to watch one tonight.
Recommend me a decent horror/thriller, Mr Storey.
Zodiac was poor IMO.
Cheers. I've got Ran and Kagemusha on DVD but not watched em yet. Reckon I'll save them til I've seen the older ones first.
(On a side note, I've also got that Kwaidan to watch, on your recommendation, but I can tell that's gonna be heavy going, so that can wait for now)
Will most likely go with Yojimbo first up
Yeah, you'll enjoy that. As for Kwaidan, I thought it was stunning. Especially the second and third stories(I think). It's not too heavy as it's been broken down into three segments. Hope you enjoy it.
Told you to watch Wages of Fear.
Best ones I saw last year were Melville's Le Samourai (which made me want to check out Le Cercle rouge and Bob le Flambeur and 36 Quai d'Orfevres. Don't Look Now springs to mind as a classic that doesn't seem to be rated much now.
I will.
Seen Don't Look Now and Le Samourai. Don't Look Now was good, but I thought it was a tad overrated.
Has anyone seen The Stepford Wives? or May http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303361/ ??
I tried watching Don't Look Now the other day, and I have a question...
Is it made on the cheap or something? The audio and picture quality were fecking terrible. Seems extremely dated
Is it made on the cheap or something? The audio and picture quality were fecking terrible. Seems extremely dated
Seen all them.
Then review them for my benefit.
Opps. I haven't seen the Bergman one.
And they're all very good, was disappointed with Spoorloos, though. Great review that.
And they're all very good, was disappointed with Spoorloos, though. Great review that.
Is Nosferatu silent?
1922. Must be.
Yep. Check out Shadow of a Vampire too. It's based on Nosferatu.
I'm downloading Frailty. You cuntos aren't very helpful.
It has Bill Paxton and Matthew McConaughey, two shit actors.
McConaughey's shagged Ashley Judd. He's okay with me.
Try this http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073582/
I didn't like it.
Another Bergman horror - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063759/