http://youtu.be/hpK5j8AqEqU
Worth a watch for all you cyclists. Try not to get too annoyed at some of the outlandish claims and dodgy sportsman links :D
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http://youtu.be/hpK5j8AqEqU
Worth a watch for all you cyclists. Try not to get too annoyed at some of the outlandish claims and dodgy sportsman links :D
Kieslowski's Three Colours: Red the other night
masterpiece.
I agree Wheeze, I thought it went on far too long or maybe that was me getting bored?. The "Goodfellas" voiceover didn't work for me this time either. Thought Dicaprio was much better in Django unchained which I had watched the week before (thought that was an ordinary film as well).Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeze
Rise of the Planet of the apes 2011 - Watched this yesterday and enjoyed it. Anyone not CGIed as an ape was crap. The extras included some deleted scenes which gave you a glimpse of Andy Serkis (without the CGI) in top form doing his "ape stuff" :D
I thought Wolf of Wall St was excellent! As was Django Unchanined for that matter.
Di Caprio is an excellent actor.
That's interesting. I've watched blue and white, but never completed the trilogy. I'll have to add it to my list.Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
Liberty, equality and fraternity; says it all, doesn't it? Often used to see Kieslowski out on KinderQuote:
Originally Posted by noel
Sorry, only saw this now.Quote:
Originally Posted by The devil's own
Remake. But believe it is the same as the original, scene for scene.
I too thought Django Unchained was a bit ordinary. And what was with all of the blood splashes :)
I saw Gravity with my daughter a few weeks ago and that was probably the best film I've seen in ages - tense, completely plausible and stunningly brilliant
Wholeheartedly agree, I love this trilogy. I am going to make Stolly watch them all.;)
A friend has beggared off with Red though so I'll have to buy it again. I repeatedly asked when she'll give it back and have now found out she gave it to someone else along with some of my other favourites because she thought he'd lent them to her, godammit!
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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
by curious coincidence, last night, another masterpiece with a three letter title beginning with R...
Kurosawa's Ran
Lady Kaede has to be the most ruthless character ever in cinema history - I get goosebumps just thinking about her scenes :eek: