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Paul Walsh
Haven't read Drive or Cape Fear, but I would agree that the cinematography and Rutger Hauer delivery of his final monologue made a bigger impact on me than Phil dingdong "electric sheep" book
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*** Official Film Thread ***
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Haven't read Drive or Cape Fear, but I would agree that the cinematography and Rutger Hauer delivery of his final monologue made a bigger impact on me than Phil dingdong "electric sheep" book
It's very weird. It's heavily stylised like the film, and not an easy read.Drive must be one brick book if the movie is better
Because Driver is void of all emotion, then so is the book. It's very strange, a weird mix of contemporary noir with some kind of heist movie twist.
Bullet
Luka Modric
I watched Frank tonight. I was waiting with baited breath for him to bust out some songs about Timperly... but it was about Maggie Gyllenhaal and Texas and... was just... not about Frank Sidebottom at all. And not very interesting.
In a similar vein, does anyone remember John Shuttleworth's Pigeons in Flight? What an ear worm
In a similar vein, does anyone remember John Shuttleworth's Pigeons in Flight? What an ear worm
thingonaspring
Radek Cerny
Watched The Revenant. Wish I'd seen it in the cinema now.
paxtonwolf
John White
Still the best for me.
heard a rumour they were doing a new one which follows on from Aliens where Hicks and Newt dont die. So I assume that makes Alien 3 a dream?
uksb
Jamie Redknapp
I believe there are two Alien movies in the pipeline - the first is a sequel to Prometheus by Ridley Scott and the second is the film you're talking about by Neill Blomkamp (which rights off Alien 3 and Resurrection).
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Bobby Ewing in the lead role?
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Bobby Ewing in space.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Ha. I just saw this. Great minds...
paxtonwolf
John White
Spot on.
Felt a bit meh by Prometheus, but with Scott doing the film which, I believe, is supposed to link it with the Alien, I am hoping it is going to be far better and I read we get to see Xenomorphs too
Have to admit much as I love the franchise, 3 was very disappointing and Resurrection was only marginally better for me because Winona was in it
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Like peas in a pod.
Mmmmmmm.... WinonaSpot on.
Felt a bit meh by Prometheus, but with Scott doing the film which, I believe, is supposed to link it with the Alien, I am hoping it is going to be far better and I read we get to see Xenomorphs too
Have to admit much as I love the franchise, 3 was very disappointing and Resurrection was only marginally better for me because Winona was in it
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Prometheus was poor but why can't even Scottish people do a good Scottish accent without sounding fake!Spot on.
Felt a bit meh by Prometheus, but with Scott doing the film which, I believe, is supposed to link it with the Alien, I am hoping it is going to be far better and I read we get to see Xenomorphs too
Have to admit much as I love the franchise, 3 was very disappointing and Resurrection was only marginally better for me because Winona was in it
paxtonwolf
John White
Oh yes
uksb
Jamie Redknapp
I don't think it was supposed to feel like an Alien film. It felt like a great film, written by 8 year olds.
paxtonwolf
John White
Watched The Intern last night and was pleasantly surprised