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i watched it on a projector, in Potsdam, in the company of a WO2 22 SAS, we both loved the soundtrack.One of the first videos available IIRC. It was certainly the only one I had in 1983 ish on my posh betamax video.
i watched it on a projector, in Potsdam, in the company of a WO2 22 SAS, we both loved the soundtrack.One of the first videos available IIRC. It was certainly the only one I had in 1983 ish on my posh betamax video.
Saw Joker too yesterday, enjoyed it for what it was, an explanation of how The Joker came about. The OH queried the age difference between Joker and Bruce Wayne, stating that Joker would be an old man by the time Batman came into being. Bloody women, always spoiling a good film with facts!Saw two yesterday, Joker in the Cinema and the Laundromat on Netflix
Not sure if i can say i 'Enjoyed' Joker - i like my superhero films and this aint one of those, but it is a very good film, keeping you interested throughout. You can certainly see why Arthur goes the way he does, and often sympathise with his actions. Wouldnt say it was THAT violent, other than the scissor scene but often it was the implied violence when the camera cuts to Joker leaving the room - bloody footprints etc...
Shame its a standalone, i would like to see that Joker interact with Batman.
Quite enjoyed the Laundromat as well. Watched on a whim after seeing the trailer, i knew nothing about it and wasnt until near the end i realised it referred to the Panama Papers, of David Camerons dad fame. I thought it does a good job of explaining how the Rich stay rich and the little people get stomped on without realising. Some good acting by those getting stomped realising how they have been conned - a common said by me and the OH was '*********'...
Ah, with Alicia Vikander? I watched that one as well. The fact that it's watchable at all basically makes it the world's best video game movie.No, the latest one released last year.
I only watched the ones with Angelina in to replenish my w*nk bank.
That's the one. I just kept looking at her and thinking she was a poor clone of Michelle Rodriguez.Ah, with Alicia Vikander? I watched that one as well. The fact that it's watchable at all basically makes it the world's best video game movie.
What made it for me was everyone stuck to their own accents or thereabouts and no terrible Russian accents, which to me made it even funnier.The Death of Stalin.
Brutally funny and funnily brutal. It's on Amazon Prime for free if you've got that service.
Hello to Jason.What made it for me was everyone stuck to their own accents or thereabouts and no terrible Russian accents, which to me made it even funnier.
The standout of which was Jason Isaacs in full on gruff Yorkshire mode playing "Field Marshall Zhukov, t'leader of t'Red Armeh."
"Raht, then. Whats it tek fer a bloody war 'ero to get lubricated around 'ere?"What made it for me was everyone stuck to their own accents or thereabouts and no terrible Russian accents, which to me made it even funnier.
The standout of which was Jason Isaacs in full on gruff Yorkshire mode playing "Field Marshall Zhukov, t'leader of t'Red Armeh."
Hollywood, according to @Lardbeast and quite a few people here seems to be a bad thing.Just watched (again!) Apollo 13 on ITV4.
Absolute corker of a film and notwithstanding a little bit of Hollywood fluff, all the more impressive given it is based on real events. Amazing human endeavour in adversity - I can’t believe it’s the 50th anniversary next April.
I love the scene where he drops Vasily Stalin like a dirty pair of socks.What made it for me was everyone stuck to their own accents or thereabouts and no terrible Russian accents, which to me made it even funnier.
The standout of which was Jason Isaacs in full on gruff Yorkshire mode playing "Field Marshall Zhukov, t'leader of t'Red Armeh."
T34s and T55s.They Fought for their [Mother]Land. Goes on a bit and there's a curious appearance in an early battle of a few Stg44's, given it's set during the 1942 German drive towards Stalingrad (and we all know how that ended up going for them).
Trying to work out what they dressed up to play the panzers. A couple of them sport very T-72-like front mud flap things but the running gear doesn't look right and they're not squat enough to my lay eye. Looks like they play PzIV but some of them are so "squared off" they look more like Tiger I's.
Brain donors, maybe, but they get paid well. Unlike a lot of people here.Because it attracts vacuous brain donors like you.
I liked how Thomas Wayne, Batmans dad was portrayed as an arrogant dick. It certainly lowered my empathy level for when he got the good news but I'd guess that was the writers intention. Discussing the movie with my daughter in the bar afrerwards we came to the conclusion that with the exception of the implied killing of his mental health worker at the end everyone else deserved to be off'd particularly those three blokes on the train.Saw Joker too yesterday, enjoyed it for what it was, an explanation of how The Joker came about. The OH queried the age difference between Joker and Bruce Wayne, stating that Joker would be an old man by the time Batman came into being. Bloody women, always spoiling a good film with facts!
It was much better than having them all go for some generic Russian accent and was to reflect the diverity of accents among the main characters in real life as they all came from different parts of Russia.What made it for me was everyone stuck to their own accents or thereabouts and no terrible Russian accents, which to me made it even funnier.
The standout of which was Jason Isaacs in full on gruff Yorkshire mode playing "Field Marshall Zhukov, t'leader of t'Red Armeh."
Do you think he killed his "girlfriend"? The way he walked out of her apartment was shot the same way as when he walked out of the Mental Health workers office as well.I liked how Thomas Wayne, Batmans dad was portrayed as an arrogant dick. It certainly lowered my empathy level for when he got the good news but I'd guess that was the writers intention. Discussing the movie with my daughter in the bar afrerwards we came to the conclusion that with the exception of the implied killing of his mental health worker at the end everyone else deserved to be off'd particularly those three blokes on the train.