Super Sweet Movie Discussion Thread
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Some years back,the "Baby Driver" director made a music video for a British duo.That vid was the seed for the later movie.
"Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets"
Cool looking in 3D, too long by about an hour. Too many clearly recognizable movie references, some obvious (the Fifth element, Avatar) and some more obscure (Immortal), some 70's and 80's tunes which really "grounded" what could have been an original space opera. And two leads who look like teenagers with old eyes...
Too bad.
Cool looking in 3D, too long by about an hour. Too many clearly recognizable movie references, some obvious (the Fifth element, Avatar) and some more obscure (Immortal), some 70's and 80's tunes which really "grounded" what could have been an original space opera. And two leads who look like teenagers with old eyes...
Too bad.
So why not a cabin-in-the-woods horror flick, then eh? NSFW
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Everytime I think I've seen the most fucked up thing I can possibly see from you , I am pleasantly disappointed to be wrong again.
For anyone that's seen or will see Dunkirk.
Inspiration for summer blockbuster Dunkirk an unsung Montreal hero
Inspiration for summer blockbuster Dunkirk an unsung Montreal hero
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Huh. Thanks for that...been a LONG time since I've seen those movies.
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Think it was at the end.....
Just watched The Wall with John Cena. Don't waste your time.
I think my mom is still deaf from the Stukas.
We have some former members go quiet because of the Stukas.
I'll be more careful of making comments like that in the future.
To put what I was saying earlier in a more serious tone, the people who did the sound design did a phenomenal job. It was a bit louder than I would have liked (I can see why they did that, though), but that's really the only semi-complaint I can think about. I normally prefer just watching movies at home, but I'm really happy that I saw it in theaters because of the sound and seeing it on an IMAX screen was just the cherry on top.
To put what I was saying earlier in a more serious tone, the people who did the sound design did a phenomenal job. It was a bit louder than I would have liked (I can see why they did that, though), but that's really the only semi-complaint I can think about. I normally prefer just watching movies at home, but I'm really happy that I saw it in theaters because of the sound and seeing it on an IMAX screen was just the cherry on top.
Dunkirk was great. Intense from the first minute, and rarely did it ever let you relax. I think I was keyed up for close to an hour afterward!
Now that the wife's holidays are done, I'll be going to see Dunkirk this week.
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A good movie, but so different as movies go. It was more like watching a random moment in time, than a movie with with plot development or opportunity to learn about the characters.
Not a knock in anyway, just different.
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