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[Film] Film 2023
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Against my better judgment I watched Mad Mel Gibbo Gibson in On The Line, his latest B-Movie effort on Prime.
It is one of the worst films I have ever seen. It is actually startling how bad it is. Terrible. Ugh.
It is one of the worst films I have ever seen. It is actually startling how bad it is. Terrible. Ugh.
SpongebobSquarepants
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If only there were more superhero films....yawn
Uncle Spielberg
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He was good in Daddy's Home 2, though
I actually really rate Gibbo as an actor, he’s obviously box office poison these days though. Can’t really feel too sorry for him after his behaviour over the years.
Uncle Spielberg
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He is a better Director. The Passion of the Christ and Hacksaw Ridge were both brilliant
He is a good director. Agreed. Good actor in the right role. I thought his Hamlet was outstanding.
I think I’m right in saying he owns Icon Productions so even if he isn’t getting hired much, he’s not short of a Bob or two!
Uncle Spielberg
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He has $ 430 000 000 down the side of his Sofa
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I went to see Ant-man and the Wasp: Quantumania. I liked it, feeling it was on a par with, or close to a par with the previous two Ant-Man instalments. Though it was a little bit darker than the previous two. It is not a 'return to form for the MCU', and it doesn't kick start the next phase (I think this is now phase 5?) after the lacklustre phase 4 run of films/tv shows, but I enjoyed it enough.
dolphins
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That's good to hear after the slating it got in The Times this morning. Suspect they sent someone who doesn't like this genre of films...
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Wow, just watched Three Minutes:A Lengthening.
The most poignant 1 hour and 10 minutes I can recall viewing.
The most poignant 1 hour and 10 minutes I can recall viewing.
Barham's tash
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Some wonderful things in this thread.
Personally I cannot wait for Oppenheimer. The mix of Nolan tackling the biopic of one of the 20th centuries most controversial figures and topics should be fascinating.
I’m biased as I’m a total nut for anything relating to the Manhattan Project but I really think this director, this storyline and Cillian Murphy has huge awards potential.
Personally I cannot wait for Oppenheimer. The mix of Nolan tackling the biopic of one of the 20th centuries most controversial figures and topics should be fascinating.
I’m biased as I’m a total nut for anything relating to the Manhattan Project but I really think this director, this storyline and Cillian Murphy has huge awards potential.