Van Cleef
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I've spoken to several people who'd watched the film but had never heard of Charles Manson!
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[Film] Most underrated movie
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Norman Potting
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Not underrated but after watching it yesterday I strongly recommend "One Life", the true story of Nicholas Winton (and others) and his fine effort of transporting Jewish and and other refugee children to safety in the UK after the Nazi invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Billy the Fish
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No, that would be shit!
BiffyBoy100
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- Apr 20, 2020
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Transformer the Movie - 1986 version
Underperformed at the box office and initially received negative reviews.
As a kid, have you seen anything better? I still enjoy watching the fight scene between Megatron and Optimus Prime and get a tear in my eye when prime dies.
Underperformed at the box office and initially received negative reviews.
As a kid, have you seen anything better? I still enjoy watching the fight scene between Megatron and Optimus Prime and get a tear in my eye when prime dies.
dannyboy
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Salvador ! What a great film that is . Funny, terrifying at the same time . only fired up the dvd to put that on and treat the wife to it a few weeks ago . must be my tenth watch
dannyboy
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they are planning on remaking the last starfighter im sure i read. As a 14 year old boy who was always down the arcade that was my dream haha
dannyboy
tfso!
This one is critically acclaimed but foreign language so may go under the radar for some . Def worth a watch . Argentinian horror with a different twist
Seagull58
In the Algarve
I agree with all you say. OUATIH was rubbish except for the marvelous last few minutes when Tarantino's penchant for violence as humour kicked in. The use of the flame thrower was genius. Pulp Fiction is my favourite film of all time.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Goodbye Charlie Bright, not for everyone but I’m the sort of person that doesn’t watch Jim Carey films.
Indeed. I think you’re the only person I’ve met that shares my enthusiasm for this film
Cheeky Monkey
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'Before the Devil Knows You're Dead,' a Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke crime film that recently dropped on Freevee. I'd never even heard of it but it is a fantastic watch imho. Expertly directed by Sidney Lumet in 2007, the same guy who directed 12 Angry Men in...1957!
Weststander
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Inglorious Bastards is a brilliant movie. The unbearable tension!
Weststander
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Leon is a brilliant movie, with fantastic performances by those three. Portman was just 12 during filming, must be one of the greatest child performances.
Weststander
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Wilt with Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones. Laughs throughout.
I'm sure I'll be back to lampooning this thread so enough, but in the meantime Gift is on iPlayer.
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LU7 RED
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Twin Town - The Welsh Trainspotting.
Should be spoken in the same breath as it's more illustrious Scottish brother IMHO..
And Cocaine Bear!
Should be spoken in the same breath as it's more illustrious Scottish brother IMHO..
And Cocaine Bear!
Cheeky Monkey
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jessiejames
Never late in a V8
METALMICKY
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Always thought this Walter Hill classic from 1981 didn't get enough praise. Very like 'Deliverance' but still very suspenseful and superb eerie slide guitar soundtrack from Ry Cooder 
the larks
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Sunday too far away
Rinkmaster
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Railway man with Colin Firth. Brilliant film.