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*** Official Film Thread ***

I haven’t been to Leicester Square Odeon for well over a decade (on account of both my local multiplexes having IMAX screens installed) but might’ve to check out this new fangled Dolby Cinema, to see if the system really is the bees knees...

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Finally after years of my old lady asking me to watch Inception i have just done so. That's nearly 2 hours of wasted time, what a load of rubbish.
 
parklane1 said:
Finally after years of my old lady asking me to watch Inception i have just done so. That's nearly 2 hours of wasted time, what a load of rubbish.
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Oh boy that was a real stinker for me also.
My Son loved it, but what can I say, I blame the parents!
 
I went to see Bohemian Rhapsody last night and will try to not include any spoilers, but we all know the story anyway. I'd been looking forward to it since first seeing the trailer months ago. I was not disappointed. Rami Malek puts in a superb performance as Freddie. The rest of the band are also captured brilliantly by their respective actors. The film relies on the actors being lookalikes and method acting, but it worked for me.

It has been panned a bit by film critics and there are a few moments that I found a bit jarring, i.e the chronology, but not too much. I was totally immersed in the movie to the extent that I forgot that I was even in the cinema. I'm not the soppy type, but I was nearly in tears several times.

I found it hard to get to sleep last night as I couldn't get "Love of my Life" out of my head. Although I had a large burger before the show and popcorn during it, which may have contributed.

The current negative Press reviews are similar to the part in the film that flashed up the bad Press Bohemian Rhapsody single reviews from the time. The press were wrong on that occasion and for me are wrong again now.
 
nelto said:
I went to see Bohemian Rhapsody last night and will try to not include any spoilers, but we all know the story anyway. I'd been looking forward to it since first seeing the trailer months ago. I was not disappointed. Rami Malek puts in a superb performance as Freddie. The rest of the band are also captured brilliantly by their respective actors. The film relies on the actors being lookalikes and method acting, but it worked for me.

It has been panned a bit by film critics and there are a few moments that I found a bit jarring, i.e the chronology, but not too much. I was totally immersed in the movie to the extent that I forgot that I was even in the cinema. I'm not the soppy type, but I was nearly in tears several times.

I found it hard to get to sleep last night as I couldn't get "Love of my Life" out of my head. Although I had a large burger before the show and popcorn during it, which may have contributed.

The current negative Press reviews are similar to the part in the film that flashed up the bad Press Bohemian Rhapsody single reviews from the time. The press were wrong on that occasion and for me are wrong again now.
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Stopped listening to the press on movies after getting suckered with total brick like gravity, interstellar, Trainspotting and any pretentious gonads that 50s throwback kermode and his ilk go on about.
 
nelto said:
I went to see Bohemian Rhapsody last night and will try to not include any spoilers, but we all know the story anyway. I'd been looking forward to it since first seeing the trailer months ago. I was not disappointed. Rami Malek puts in a superb performance as Freddie. The rest of the band are also captured brilliantly by their respective actors. The film relies on the actors being lookalikes and method acting, but it worked for me.

It has been panned a bit by film critics and there are a few moments that I found a bit jarring, i.e the chronology, but not too much. I was totally immersed in the movie to the extent that I forgot that I was even in the cinema. I'm not the soppy type, but I was nearly in tears several times.

I found it hard to get to sleep last night as I couldn't get "Love of my Life" out of my head. Although I had a large burger before the show and popcorn during it, which may have contributed.

The current negative Press reviews are similar to the part in the film that flashed up the bad Press Bohemian Rhapsody single reviews from the time. The press were wrong on that occasion and for me are wrong again now.
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It was great for me as I said

Maybe a younger generation wouldn’t get it as they haven’t necessarily been brought up with true originals like Freddie and the band

I mean that band wouldn’t stand a chance in today’s powder puff music industry
 
Just watched the Wembley concert now cos I'd seen the trailer for the film and it kicked off all the nostalgia.
It is the only reason for a time machine to exist imo.. "Oi Freddy, take precautions!!"

Have to get to see the film, looks and sounds from you guys, awesome
 
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