Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Watched 50 minutes of The Polka King. Think it's based on a real guy. I usually like Jack Black, finding it hard to like his character in this one.
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*** Official Film Thread ***
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nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
I think thats where I was with it. Looper was quality for about an hour, I thought, and then it just fell to brick. I never understood the fuss around that film.
TLJ is similar, theres a lot of good in there but it just falls apart for me. So many "but why?" bits, which is really unacceptable.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Watched Raid last night, great fight scenes, not much else?
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Couldn't find a download.
Yeah i should have mentioned it's a bit of an aquired taste - second one is a different beast so dont let the first put you off, still a lot of fight scenes but a much bigger budget and more of storyline
A Bittersweet Life is another asian movie along similar lines to Raid 2 though not as brutal with the fight scenes
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
The version I watched was dubbed. Think I prefer subtitles to dubbing. The acting appeared good visually, but the dubbing cheapens it.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Bizarrely they were both directed by a Welshman!
Dubbing takes me right out of a film - even in animated films where you think it wouldnt have the same effect
StephenH
David Ginola
I'm like that with the Calgon adverts!
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Not sure if Disney deserve the blame. AFAIK they have let the creative minds behind the films i.e. the writers and directors to their own devices.
The Dredd film (newer one) is like the Raid but with a tad more plot. Loved it but apparently didn't do well in the US so no sequel
Talk of it being pitched to Netflix / Amazon for a Tv series now.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Script/Screenwriter for Dredd directed Ex Machina, excellent film and highly recommended if you havent seen it.
He also directed this, which is coming to Netflix soon which Im looking forward too.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
I know what you're thinking, "Can I fudge it?"
superspurs
Justin Edinburgh
Pretty sure it's a confirmed thing now, it's called Judge Dredd: Mega-City One.
There was even a rumour they were in talks with Karl Urban to come back as JD too, which would be great.
Dredd was wonderful, the only 3D movie I've seen in the cinema where I actually enjoyed the 3D elements. Had a tinkle poor marketing budget so it didn't make a lot at the box office but has since made loads of dough on dvd/blu-ray/rentals etc so is a modern "cult classic" I think.
There was even a rumour they were in talks with Karl Urban to come back as JD too, which would be great.
Dredd was wonderful, the only 3D movie I've seen in the cinema where I actually enjoyed the 3D elements. Had a tinkle poor marketing budget so it didn't make a lot at the box office but has since made loads of dough on dvd/blu-ray/rentals etc so is a modern "cult classic" I think.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Im a big fan of Karl Urban, bloody good actor.
Loved what he did with Dredd as well, not many actors would insist upon not taking the helmet on, not showing the money maker. He understood Dredd though and knew it was the right call, and he was fudging brilliant in the role as well.
Loved what he did with Dredd as well, not many actors would insist upon not taking the helmet on, not showing the money maker. He understood Dredd though and knew it was the right call, and he was fudging brilliant in the role as well.