Movies
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@canoeclub I do love NCFOM and I enjoyed "Hell and High Water." It's less stylised than "No Country…" and is a sadder film with a clear social conscience.
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"The Road" was shockingly optimistic for McCarthy
In the lingering absence of an adaptation of "Blood Meridian," perhaps try this one by Nick Cave?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Proposition_(2005_film)EDIT: damnit, sorry @gaseousclay already mentioned above
I’ve been waiting for a film adaptation of Blood Meridian for ever.
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I've rewatched Nolan's Batman trilogy this week. Great stuff and I still like Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises way more than The Dark Knight. I'm still feeling it's way too overhyped and the other two are simply better.
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Finally got around to seeing The Watchmen and thought it was ok. Didn’t need to see Dr Manhattan’s blue dong though [emoji15]
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Kin: 7/10
I know a lot of reviews trashed this movie but I liked it. If you like sci-fi then this might be up your alley. Pacing was slow but I liked the actors and didn’t think the script was terrible
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Vice lools like it is going to be pretty good. It's crazy Bale gained so much weight to play Dick Cheney. He is a pretty versatile actor.
Bale from The Machinist:
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Awesome. It's great when celebrities are nice people. Makes me want to see this even more now.
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Got to meet Christian Bale many years ago at a screening of The Fighter. Super nice and personable.
tell that to the director of photography for Terminator Salvation
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I was gonna mention Bale’s meltdown on this movie. I’m sure there’s audio out there somewhere
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In fairness to Bale, that movie suuuucked.
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In fairness to Bale, that movie suuuucked.
It sure did. Looked promising but then just falls apart
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The only pieces of the Terminator franchise I enjoyed were 1 and 2, and I found them to be superb. The universe gets stale after that for me.
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They are making a new ome with Linda Hamilton. It's supposed to be more like T2. I am cautiously optimistic.
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@Filthy:
They are making a new ome with Linda Hamilton. It's supposed to be more like T2. I am cautiously optimistic.
James Cameron is involved too so definitely has promise
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Looked promising but then just falls apart.
Yeah. It's a shame the movies have been so bad. I really liked The Sarah Conner Chronicles, so it's possible to do decent stories in that universe. For whatever reason, they just haven't been able to do a decent movie after T2.
Maybe Cameron and Hamilton can do it…
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The recursive and paradoxical nature of their time travel and causality model* after the first film and how it makes a final resolution impossible is as frustrating as it is lucrative for setting up a franchise. But I did enjoy T2 even while being bothered by the paradox.
*See "bootstrap paradox": skynet was enabled by the technology discovered when skynet sent the technology back in time to eliminate one of skynet's enemies. The explanation of the technology's origination is an endless recursion with no "base case" such as an alien intervened, or some sort of super genius had an epiphany, etc. T1 lacked any such paradox, as skynet was something that the DoD and Cyberdyne developed and lost control of. There was no future technology that enabled the network.
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Looked promising but then just falls apart.
Yeah. It's a shame the movies have been so bad. I really liked The Sarah Conner Chronicles, so it's possible to do decent stories in that universe. For whatever reason, they just haven't been able to do a decent movie after T2.
Maybe Cameron and Hamilton can do it…
I never saw T3 but the last two movies didn’t make much sense imo because they disrupted the timeline. But, being a time travel movie they took creative license to reboot everything.
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T3 was pretty bad. You didn't miss much.
