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Andyk

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Really enjoying Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy…..Especially as in episode three there is Maserati MC Cab….Plus I think Stanley is probably the coolest man on the planet and he is 62. Great series.
 
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CatmanV2

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Andyk said:
Really enjoying Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy…..Especially as in episode three there is Maserati MC Cab….Plus I think Stanley is probably the coolest man on the planet and he is 62. Great series.
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Same. Just catching up, and it's very good

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Wack61

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CatmanV2 said:
Because, well.....

No Time To Die.

Finally got round to it on our cinema. I am not a Craig fan but this, I thought, was excellent in many many ways. Clearly those that haven't seen it want to avoid the spoilers, so I won't but we really really enjoyed.

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I saw it in Cineworld at release , the projection was awful , like they'd got it on a dvd projected to a huge screen

I thought it was at least 30 minutes too long , Rami Malek, well, he just wasn't very villainous, he was great as Freddie Mercury though.

I've really enjoyed Daniel Craig in the role of bond , Casino Royale was very entertaining , gadgets but realistic

If I'm being honest I couldn't wait for no time to die to be over though the projection probably didn't help, I might give it another go if I see a 4k Blu-ray going cheap somewhere.
 
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Wack61 said:
I saw it in Cineworld at release , the projection was awful , like they'd got it on a dvd projected to a huge screen

I thought it was at least 30 minutes too long , Rami Malek, well, he just wasn't very villainous, he was great as Freddie Mercury though.

I've really enjoyed Daniel Craig in the role of bond , Casino Royale was very entertaining , gadgets but realistic

If I'm being honest I couldn't wait for no time to die to be over though the projection probably didn't help, I might give it another go if I see a 4k Blu-ray going cheap somewhere.
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About £20 in Tesco....

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conaero

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Just watched a Guy Pearce film called The Infernal Machine slow start but absolutely brilliant
 
Wack61

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It's the 40th anniversary of The Thing this year, showing at Odeon cinemas next week, if you've never watched it at the cinema or worse never watched it make the effort, it's definitely a 10/10 in my book.
 
spkennyuk

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Wack61 said:
I saw it in Cineworld at release , the projection was awful , like they'd got it on a dvd projected to a huge screen

I thought it was at least 30 minutes too long , Rami Malek, well, he just wasn't very villainous, he was great as Freddie Mercury though.

I've really enjoyed Daniel Craig in the role of bond , Casino Royale was very entertaining , gadgets but realistic

If I'm being honest I couldn't wait for no time to die to be over though the projection probably didn't help, I might give it another go if I see a 4k Blu-ray going cheap somewhere.
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I think its still on amazon prime TV if you have it.
 
Wack61

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It's the 40th anniversary of The Thing this year, showing at Odeon cinemas next week, if you've never watched it at the cinema or worse never watched it make the effort, it's definitely a 10/10 in my book.
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My son and I went to watch 'The Thing' last night at the odeon, it still looks good even after 40 years

I'm hoping for An American Werewolf in London soon
 
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