K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Andy Thompson
I've never felt the need to see American or English films adapted from foreign books or plays spoken in the language they were written.
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I've never felt the need to see American or English films adapted from foreign books or plays spoken in the language they were written.
Mosquito_Coasting
Mauricio Taricco
Yeah never had an issues with subtitles.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Andy Thompson
I do, fine in foreign language films, but I feel I have enough imagination to believe that foreign people in their own country or abroad are speaking in their mother tongue to each other. It adds nothing to the film other than a veneer of authenticity.
spurspinter1
Nick Barmby
Watched Obsession yesterday, fudging horrifying. After it finished, everyone in the cinema just sat there feeling a bit hollow.
Super fascinating how even when you know something it real it still has such a physical and mental effect. It wasn't just torture porn like a Saw film, really interesting look into codependent relationships and being careful what you wish for!
Super fascinating how even when you know something it real it still has such a physical and mental effect. It wasn't just torture porn like a Saw film, really interesting look into codependent relationships and being careful what you wish for!
Obsession was great
MartyFunkhouser
Teddy Sheringham
Is there a film that comes out now that isn't a biopic
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I'm not sure I've ever watched a biopic. They just don't appeal at all. I just assume they are all bad wigs and prosthetics.
Todd Haynes' Karen Carpenter one is the one that probably appeals the most, if I was to ever go there
MartyFunkhouser
Teddy Sheringham
I am not a fan, but there just seems to be an endless list of them
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Clarky
Adel Taarabt
Clarky
Adel Taarabt
I've recently been introducing the bairn into some quality 80s cinema. Started gently with E.T. After an early WTAF ( I paraphrase) at the quality... We were treated to an early 'peni$ breath' I had utterly forgotten. I then had to explain why I had suddenly started yodeling in the middle of the scene. The entire Star Wars catalogue has been conquered since. She's not a fan of Palpatine, Vader or any Sith for that matter. Shame there isn't a forumesque App to install that makes some of the language more creative. Back to The Future was quite colourful, especially with added spectre of incest and terrorism.
Ace Face
Wilson Palacios
I'm in the same situation (we have 6- & 8-year-old daughters). ET was a good'un. A few other films that we all found worked for the entire family...
School of Rock
Batman movie (1960's w/ Adam West)
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (Gene Wilder version)
The Sandlot
Any Muppet movie
Avoid:
Holes
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Where it all started going wrong?
Lemonade Money
Barry Daines
Eldest loved Fantastic Mr Fox at that age. For the youngest it was Jurassic Park. Watched the former a hundred times. For the latter, let him get on with it.