Let's have a films thread.

[m4DD0gg]

On 30/08/2019 at 16:04, Legend_in_blue said:

 

Fingers crossed this is better than the last one, otherwise the franchise is done.  It looks great though.

 

 

Does look quite good.

[rico]

Itsy Bitsy, actually thought this could be quite good, ended up being average with average sfx 5/10

[MC Prussian]

This one looks like a lot of fun:

Wes Anderson-ish. See how many WWII background stories you can make out. The Anne Frank one is obvious.

Edited 5 September 2019 by MC Prussian

[MC Prussian]

Just a trivia bit:

 

In "Moonraker" (1979), Roger Moore attempts to break into a nerve gas lab in Venice, remember? To do so, he has to enter a code on a keypad... The sound the correct five-digit code makes is the same tune of the communication hymn used by the scientists in Steven Spielberg's "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" (1977).

[VLC86]

Enjoyed IT 2 but difficult to top the first one. 

[MC Prussian]

Watched Isle Of Dogs tonight, so very Wes Anderson.

Slightly dark and more serious than his real-life movies, but I still enjoyed it very much.

 

Edited 8 September 2019 by MC Prussian

[MC Prussian]

They just couldn't let the original title stay the way it was, eh?

 

[spacemunky]

17 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

They just couldn't let the original title stay the way it was, eh?

 

I can't wait for Juliet and Romeo.

[Jattdogg]

51 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

They just couldn't let the original title stay the way it was, eh?

 

Equality?

 

Signed Mrs and Mr Jattdogg

[MC Prussian]

34 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

I can't wait for Juliet and Romeo.

Or The Real Girl & Lars.

Or June & Henry.

The Great Daisy Buchanan.

Roxane (Cyrano de Bergerac).

 

Whatever floats the makers' boat these days.  Wouldn't surprise me if we'd see such adaptations of famous literature, newly-interpreted, soon.

 

[rico]

Mile 22 on Netflix is decent, 7/10

 

 

[Jimothy]

On 09/09/2019 at 12:33, MC Prussian said:

Or The Real Girl & Lars.

Or June & Henry.

The Great Daisy Buchanan.

Roxane (Cyrano de Bergerac).

 

Whatever floats the makers' boat these days.  Wouldn't surprise me if we'd see such adaptations of famous literature, newly-interpreted, soon.

 

When Sally met Harry will be a classic.

[Blarmy]

On 09/09/2019 at 12:33, MC Prussian said:

Or The Real Girl & Lars.

Or June & Henry.

The Great Daisy Buchanan.

Roxane (Cyrano de Bergerac).

 

Whatever floats the makers' boat these days.  Wouldn't surprise me if we'd see such adaptations of famous literature, newly-interpreted, soon.

 

Shouldn’t that be June and Terry?

[Blarmy]

Looking forward to the new Clyde and Bonnie film also. 

[Vince Vega]

Ben & Bill?

[urban.spaceman]

3 hours ago, Vince Vega said:

Ben & Bill?

Ben and Billi, the flowerpot gender-neutrals.

[Tuna]

15 hours ago, Facecloth said:

When Sally met Harry will be a classic.

Louise and Thelma.

[MC Prussian]

4 hours ago, Vince Vega said:

Ben & Bill?

 

1 hour ago, urban.spaceman said:

Ben and Billi, the flowerpot gender-neutrals.

 

1 hour ago, Tuna said:

Louise and Thelma.

Missing my point entirely.

[MC Prussian]

5 hours ago, Blarmy said:

Shouldn’t that be June and Terry?

Not familiar with the TV series, sorry. I'm referring to the 1990 movie. But that would indeed be another feasible example. 

[Carl the Llama]

We all realise they probably swapped the names around to stand out from other films with Hansel and Gretel in their title and get their own search results page, right?

[spacemunky]

6 hours ago, Blarmy said:

Shouldn’t that be June and Terry?

Pretty sure it's Tom & Jerry.

[Stadt]

Fun with Jane and Dick 

[Silebyfox_89]

On 08/09/2019 at 21:54, MC Prussian said:

Watched Isle Of Dogs tonight, so very Wes Anderson.

Slightly dark and more serious than his real-life movies, but I still enjoyed it very much.

 

i watched this on a 4 inch screen with British Airways on a flight to Mauritius at 3am and had me engrossed! 8/10 for me 

[Trav Le Bleu]

On 09/09/2019 at 12:33, MC Prussian said:

Or The Real Girl & Lars.

Or June & Henry.

The Great Daisy Buchanan.

Roxane (Cyrano de Bergerac).

 

Whatever floats the makers' boat these days.  Wouldn't surprise me if we'd see such adaptations of famous literature, newly-interpreted, soon.

 

Harry, King of Scots

The Pride of Mr John Brodie

Alistair in Wonderland

Hansel and His Brothers

He

Theodore and Louis

 

 

Imagine the uproar!

 

[urban.spaceman]

Thoughts on Ad Astra, anyone, while I make up my mind about it?