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ruffalo's a clown - right up there with de niro and leo
I have to say considering the excellent films they have acted in I wouldn’t agree with that.
I really wanna see the latest movie from Lanthimos, but I need to choose the right moment to savior it
the opening 15 minutes was enough for me.I caught the previews and thought I might check it out. But I am warned.
however i persevered for a while before quitting
Robot Dreams, the Oscar-nominated movie by Pablo Berger, was clever, funny, poignant, and thoroughly enjoyable.
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Going to watch Dune 2 for the second time tomorrow.
Just rewatched Dune 1 again. I remembered the basic plot points, but I think going in with a refresh will really help me enjoy it more this time around.
No more worms for a while after this.
Just rewatched Dune 1 again. I remembered the basic plot points, but I think going in with a refresh will really help me enjoy it more this time around.
No more worms for a while after this.
I was intrigued by this one, I'll wait for it to be on a streaming platform before watching if it's that bad, think it's coming to Prime?
Going to watch The Bee Keeper later as it's in streaming here in the UK. I expect the usual Statham film.
She (1935)
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Must have been amazing in the day as still impresses...
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Must have been amazing in the day as still impresses...
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She (1965)
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Three decades the junior, yet arguably the more recognisable. Both films are great yarns and perfect for a Sunday afternoon matinee
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Three decades the junior, yet arguably the more recognisable. Both films are great yarns and perfect for a Sunday afternoon matinee
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Watched Blackberry last night. It was pretty entertaining. I’m a fan of Glen Howarton from Its always sunny and he gave the same crazy angry Dennis vibes.
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If you like touching true stories that tug on your heart strings you'll love this one.
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the bee keeper is indeed the usual jase statham movie - good w/o being great.
rather hammy but the man sure is fit though 💪
(envious much)
ursula undress - the vixen of her timeShe (1965)
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Three decades the junior, yet arguably the more recognisable. Both films are great yarns and perfect for a Sunday afternoon matinee
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the bee keeper is indeed the usual jase statham movie - good w/o being great.
rather hammy but the man sure is fit though 💪
(envious much)
Haha, I’m sure he has an army of personal trainers though. I’d love for them to make another Hobbs and Shaw film before Idris gets too old lol.
Idris' character, which is neither Hobbs nor Shaw, was killed at the end of the movie...
Saw your post and watched this today with my wife. We enjoyed the movie and above all Emma Stone. What an actress.
Ah, but remember he is some kind of cyborg thing, so never say never with that kind of thing. But a sequel would be nice, not sure if ne is going to come though, maybe after they’ve finished with Fast and Furious?
the bee keeper is indeed the usual jase statham movie - good w/o being great.
rather hammy but the man sure is fit though 💪
(envious much)
I watched it and it was a throughly enjoyable action flick. Great stunts. Well done too. I’d call it an extremely good Statham film.
Saw Dune 2 last Friday with my friend Kevin , seeing it tonight for 2nd time with my 17 yr old son.
It’s that good, epic movie.
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Yes, I also saw the original Star Wars 3 times in the cinema back in 1977.
And bought the original comics in store then also, still have them
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It’s that good, epic movie.
Yes, I also saw the original Star Wars 3 times in the cinema back in 1977.
And bought the original comics in store then also, still have them
Last night I watched the latest M. Night Shyamalan movie, that I didn’t know of:
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The premise is interesting, and the movie is pretty enjoyable but… a bit predictable. Honestly, I was expecting a bit more of the final twist, if we can call it a twist because, as I said, it’s very predictable towards the end. Honestly, I wouldn’t say it’s one of his best movies, but I enjoyed it.
But it’s Shyamalan. Brilliant at moments, but predictable as well. I love his films tho.
I liked the acting of the little girl (Kristen Cui) and, especially, the big guy from GotG (Dave Bautista).
The premise is interesting, and the movie is pretty enjoyable but… a bit predictable. Honestly, I was expecting a bit more of the final twist, if we can call it a twist because, as I said, it’s very predictable towards the end. Honestly, I wouldn’t say it’s one of his best movies, but I enjoyed it.
But it’s Shyamalan. Brilliant at moments, but predictable as well. I love his films tho.
I liked the acting of the little girl (Kristen Cui) and, especially, the big guy from GotG (Dave Bautista).
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