* Did you watch a film last night (on Blu or DVD), and what was it? *
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What I exactly meant was that the movie critics here at WBF don't automatically represent the popularity of those films at the box-office.
...Like some intelligent flicks we really like simply don't do well at the box-office (earnings and all).
And other films that are very popular (making $billions) are not necessarily films that we are proudly fond of.
* 'The Usual Suspects'; I luv it!
...Directed by Bryan Singer. ...Got the Blu.** 'RockNRolla' was just OK in my book (got the Blu too). ...But I do like some of Guy Ritchie's flicks ('Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' and 'Snatch' for example).
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Last night I started watching and listening to this ::
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* Give me some time before I submit my final judgement, as it is over 480 minutes long.
{Now I know few, at least one, who are/is going to complain here }
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* Give me some time before I submit my final judgement, as it is over 480 minutes long.
{Now I know few, at least one, who are/is going to complain here
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James Cameron's sequel to 'Alien'. ...It's ok, but nothing like the original.
Furthermore, for me it totally lacks panache and original imagination. ...But that's me. :b
Now here's a great flick that I love with passion!
One of the few sequels I prefur over the original. I enjoyed Alien too but thought Cameron hit it out of the park with Aliens. Really good on the big screen in 70mm the first time I saw it.
For me a good horror/sci-fi flick is one build on tension, and the less guns the better.
I'm still waiting for that one to be released on Blu-ray.
...Perhaps in the spring of 2014, but I wouldn't hold my breath; make that next summer, at best, as Mr. James Cameron is a very busy man with other matters on his mind right now.
Checked out "Life of Pi" DVD from library. Surprised both my wife and I, we both liked it a lot. I had low expectations. Gorgeous film making and cinematography. The story was quite reasonable as well.
I hope it comes on HBO or STARZ in 3D, I will watch it again with Sony OLED 3D glasses.
I hope it comes on HBO or STARZ in 3D, I will watch it again with Sony OLED 3D glasses.
Carl, I found it ('Life of Pi') even more immersing in 3D. ...Great cinematography, indeed. ...And a marvelous message.
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