What are you watching?
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I recently watched the Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare (Amazon) and it felt like a knockoff of Inglorious Basterds (but without the cleverness and general craft of the latter).
Also, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is not the sequel I wanted for this new era of ghostbusting, very poor effort in general IMO.
Also, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is not the sequel I wanted for this new era of ghostbusting, very poor effort in general IMO.
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I saw a few movie clips of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire on Fandango's Youtube channel. I'd have to say it had some of the best dramatic scenes ever. The music was chilling and creepy too which flavored the enhancement of the film. I'd love to see the Behind the Scenes clips of this and meet the cast and crew/producers who made this movie.
I watched the whole movie and my wife started about twenty minutes in. It got worse. Writers killed off a likeable character that didn't need to be killed, just when that character was making a couple funnies. Later, Halle Berry’s character even asked the killer why they killed that character!
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I think that is already given by the name.
I rewatched Re:Creators (also Amazon), and this reminded me of how I never collected anime on DVD/BluRay, but having purchased the soundtracks ...
So then I thought why not start now? Well, propably because these "older" ones are just not available it seems.
Unfortunatly I dont understand Japanese, so at least do I need it dubbed (preferably English, German dubs can be wonky especially with the Japanese love for German words that can be ripped out of context sometimes).
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I'm not sure how many of their movies are on the 1,001 (now update to 1,245) list but after a quick scan, nothing jumps out at me.
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Five of their films were selected by the American Film Institute in the top 100 comedies of all time with two (Duck Soup and Night At The Opera) selected in the top 15.I'm not sure how many of their movies are on the 1,001 (now update to 1,245) list but after a quick scan, nothing jumps out at me.
1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die
All the films listed in the popular 1001 Movies... book series. Contains more than 1001 titles because every new edition adds new titles and removes others. Also, some single entries in the book consist of multiple titles on Letterboxd. This list covers all the films in the English language...
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To me "Night At The Opera", "Duck Soup", "The Cocoanuts", "Animal Crackers", "Monkey Business", "Horse Feathers", "A Day At The Races" are their best ones.
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I've just started watching "Homicide: Life on the street" again, it has been a while.
Last night I got to "3 men and Adena", one of the best episode of the whole series, which is amazing in its entirety.
Absolutely stunning work by all involved, director, actors, writers etc.
It can be watched without any context or knowledge of the series, all you need to know is that 2 homicide detectives have 12 hours to interview and elicit a confession from the suspect in the murder of 11 year old Adena.
The whole series is available for streaming on Peacock but I own the DVDs and they've changed the aspect ratio, the new wider format brings up a few issues, especially in this episode.
Here is the episode in its original format if anyone fancies it.
Last night I got to "3 men and Adena", one of the best episode of the whole series, which is amazing in its entirety.
Absolutely stunning work by all involved, director, actors, writers etc.
It can be watched without any context or knowledge of the series, all you need to know is that 2 homicide detectives have 12 hours to interview and elicit a confession from the suspect in the murder of 11 year old Adena.
The whole series is available for streaming on Peacock but I own the DVDs and they've changed the aspect ratio, the new wider format brings up a few issues, especially in this episode.
Here is the episode in its original format if anyone fancies it.
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Tonight I'm gonna watch Bruce Almighty. The one where Jim Carrey was the star. It's an awesome adventure movie about him complaining about his job as being a television reporter and he's not doing his job right, so he wishes to be God for a week, and he gets granted special powers. You should watch it.
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What's the website called, IMTB.com?
What movie did you watch today, Friday the 13th?
On August TB tracking list, I've watched Monkey Man, The Fall Guy and Abigail.
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Close. Letterboxd.What's the website called, IMTB.com?
I woke up at 2:00am and finished Collateral.What movie did you watch today, Friday the 13th?
But not The Phantom Carriage from 1921? Disappointed.
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After Collateral, I'm at 205/1,245 of the 1,001 movies (updated list puts it at 1,245) you must see before you die. I have a very long ways to go...
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