A whopping five of us showed up at the Dark Knight. I really don't understand. It's free, people!
Confession: I have never seen Blade Runner all the way through.
Eh, Wednesday night, and it is a longer movie. Plus, everyone in the civilized world has seen it at least once, and it's not old enough to be a "classic."
One that I would like to see on the big screen is Wizard Of Oz. Or The Godfather.
Never really developed a taste for tequila. Kind of hard to understand how you make a drink out of something that sharp, inhospitable. Now, bourbon is easy to understand.
Tastes like a warm summer day. -Raylan Givens
Eh, Wednesday night, and it is a longer movie. Plus, everyone in the civilized world has seen it at least once, and it's not old enough to be a "classic."
One that I would like to see on the big screen is Wizard Of Oz. Or The Godfather.
Haven't seen Wizard of Oz on the big screen. Godfather was excellent. I have been waiting all year to see Casablanca. I've seen it countless times, but I so want to watch the 75th anniversary print in a theater. Hands down it is the single greatest screenplay ever penned. Such outstanding dialogue and some of the most memorable lines in cinema history.
Haven't seen Wizard of Oz on the big screen. Godfather was excellent. I have been waiting all year to see Casablanca. I've seen it countless times, but I so want to watch the 75th anniversary print in a theater. Hands down it is the single greatest screenplay ever penned. Such outstanding dialogue and some of the most memorable lines in cinema history.
What would be REALLY cool is to see an old B&W movie, maybe a double feature, complete with the newsreels they played at the time. Public Enemy, Scarface, She Done Him Wrong, etc.
Never really developed a taste for tequila. Kind of hard to understand how you make a drink out of something that sharp, inhospitable. Now, bourbon is easy to understand.
Tastes like a warm summer day. -Raylan Givens
What would be REALLY cool is to see an old B&W movie, maybe a double feature, complete with the newsreels they played at the time. Public Enemy, Scarface, She Done Him Wrong, etc.
It was many years before I learned they even DID that. Once I learned, I was mesmerized. To relate it to now, it'd be like watching 5 minutes of CNN/FOX/MSNBC/whatever, before a movie.
Never really developed a taste for tequila. Kind of hard to understand how you make a drink out of something that sharp, inhospitable. Now, bourbon is easy to understand.
Tastes like a warm summer day. -Raylan Givens
What would be REALLY cool is to see an old B&W movie, maybe a double feature, complete with the newsreels they played at the time. Public Enemy, Scarface, She Done Him Wrong, etc.
Bladerunner is an overrated piece of dreck. I can only imagine how bad the book is...
I seriously never got why people liked it. Seeing as Ford helped make a sequel to it you can be sure that will suck too since Ford hasnt made a good movie since Air Force One.
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Bladerunner is an overrated piece of dreck. I can only imagine how bad the book is...
I seriously never got why people liked it. Seeing as Ford helped make a sequel to it you can be sure that will suck too since Ford hasnt made a good movie since Air Force One.
Air Force One is a dressed up Con-Air in a slightly different format. And I love both.
Never saw Bladerunner. I will admit, this 2049 looks kinda cool, but then saw the title, and thought: "Well, I won't understand any of it, so fuggit."
Never really developed a taste for tequila. Kind of hard to understand how you make a drink out of something that sharp, inhospitable. Now, bourbon is easy to understand.
Tastes like a warm summer day. -Raylan Givens
Air Force One is a dressed up Con-Air in a slightly different format. And I love both.
Never saw Bladerunner. I will admit, this 2049 looks kinda cool, but then saw the title, and thought: "Well, I won't understand any of it, so fuggit."
Critic screenings have started but the embargo hasn't been lifted. Dan Murrel of Screen Junkies says you can follow the story even without seeing the original. He also said non-spoiler reviews will be a challenge because to even mention the plot gives away too much.
The book is... well, the book sure isn't the movie, anyway. I don't like the book and it's rare that I don't like PKD.
Agreed, Bladerunner is great. The fact Ford is in the sequel should end the argument as to whether Dekkard was a replicant obviously.
I enjoyed the book but the movie is better. Same with Minority Report.
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